Posted by HellSickle on October 13, 2008, 4:45 pm
Well, the slashed tire pictures from two years ago made it into the legal
system last week. Exhibit A. Her defense objected, but was overruled. The
latest stunt involved her hiring a locksmith to get at my computer and
hauling it off for a complete disk copy. She lied to the police about the
locksmith, so he was the first witness. Judges don't like it when people lie
to the police. The drive copy was halted & erased.
Also heard in court:
"He has a gun and he knows how to use it"
How many folks do you know of that have guns but don't know how to use them?
Perhaps they keep them around for a spare hammer, or paperweight? Can a 22
rifle be used as a tire iron?
I'm now in my own house with my daughter. The STBX was lectured at length
about her juvenile behavior.
I sometimes think I'm living in a bad Twilight Zone episode. I keep waiting
for the show to end. Perhaps I'll have a short commercial intermission
now....
Posted by Joseph Rooney on October 13, 2008, 6:29 pm
> Well, the slashed tire pictures from two years ago made it into the legal
> system last week. Exhibit A. Her defense objected, but was overruled. The
> latest stunt involved her hiring a locksmith to get at my computer and
> hauling it off for a complete disk copy. She lied to the police about the
> locksmith, so he was the first witness. Judges don't like it when people
lie
> to the police. The drive copy was halted & erased.
> Also heard in court:
> "He has a gun and he knows how to use it"
> How many folks do you know of that have guns but don't know how to use
them?
> Perhaps they keep them around for a spare hammer, or paperweight? Can a 22
> rifle be used as a tire iron?
> I'm now in my own house with my daughter. The STBX was lectured at length
> about her juvenile behavior.
> I sometimes think I'm living in a bad Twilight Zone episode. I keep
waiting
> for the show to end. Perhaps I'll have a short commercial intermission
> now....
I wish I had some encouraging news for you. I only had the one marriage and
divorce, had to give her half. I cried in my beer and moved on. No kids to
fight over.
Maybe Jim, my hero, on his eleventhieth wife could offer more meaningful
insight <grin>.
Joe
XL600R
Posted by HardWorkingDog on October 13, 2008, 9:39 pm
> Well, the slashed tire pictures from two years ago made it into the legal
> system last week. Exhibit A. Her defense objected, but was overruled. The
> latest stunt involved her hiring a locksmith to get at my computer and
> hauling it off for a complete disk copy. She lied to the police about the
> locksmith, so he was the first witness. Judges don't like it when people lie
> to the police. The drive copy was halted & erased.
>
> Also heard in court:
>
> "He has a gun and he knows how to use it"
>
> How many folks do you know of that have guns but don't know how to use them?
> Perhaps they keep them around for a spare hammer, or paperweight? Can a 22
> rifle be used as a tire iron?
Not really. But it would make a nice frame splint.
>
> I'm now in my own house with my daughter. The STBX was lectured at length
> about her juvenile behavior.
>
> I sometimes think I'm living in a bad Twilight Zone episode. I keep waiting
> for the show to end. Perhaps I'll have a short commercial intermission
> now....
Best wishes. And watch your back.
--
Charles
'99 YZ250
Posted by Tim H on October 13, 2008, 9:47 pm
> Well, the slashed tire pictures from two years ago made it into the legal
> system last week. Exhibit A. Her defense objected, but was overruled.
Nice piece of evidence, congratulations.
> The latest stunt involved her hiring a locksmith to get at my computer and
> hauling it off for a complete disk copy. She lied to the police about the
> locksmith, so he was the first witness. Judges don't like it when people
> lie to the police. The drive copy was halted & erased.
Um...wow.
> Also heard in court:
> "He has a gun and he knows how to use it"
> How many folks do you know of that have guns but don't know how to use
> them? Perhaps they keep them around for a spare hammer, or paperweight?
> Can a 22 rifle be used as a tire iron?
Well, maybe once you've broken the bead.
> I'm now in my own house with my daughter. The STBX was lectured at length
> about her juvenile behavior.
Must've felt pretty damn good to hear.
> I sometimes think I'm living in a bad Twilight Zone episode. I keep
> waiting for the show to end. Perhaps I'll have a short commercial
> intermission now....
Hang in there Jeff. This, too, shall pass.
Tim H
Posted by Rowdy on October 14, 2008, 4:42 am
HellSickle wrote:
> Well, the slashed tire pictures from two years ago made it into the legal
> system last week. Exhibit A. Her defense objected, but was overruled.
Must be a female thing, those tire affection. I know of one ex who had
a mechanic take the tires and tubes off "his" VW-Beetle in search of
suspected love letters.
> The latest stunt involved her hiring a locksmith to get at my
computer and
> hauling it off for a complete disk copy. She lied to the police about the
> locksmith, so he was the first witness. Judges don't like it when people lie
Wow. Isn't breaking into a locked home a felony?
> to the police. The drive copy was halted & erased.
Truly amazing. There is hope for the future of the US court system.
> Also heard in court:
> "He has a gun and he knows how to use it"
Brahahah! Whould she rather prefer lack of knowledge?
> I'm now in my own house with my daughter. The STBX was lectured at
> length about her juvenile behavior.
Get one of those "stand off 300 yards from my house" orders.
> I sometimes think I'm living in a bad Twilight Zone episode.
> I keep waiting for the show to end. Perhaps I'll have a
> short commercial intermission now....
Pray it's not an episode of Lost. Got the "first season" from my sister
for last Christmas. My wife and i watched two episodes per evening over
the holidays. Judging from the tiresome progress, we decided that we
don't have the spare time and the patience to watch the next season.
Jeff, my fingers are crossed for you. How's your daughter taking that?
Young kids suffer enormously under a divorce, juveniles' probably too.
Rowdy
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> system last week. Exhibit A. Her defense objected, but was overruled. The
> latest stunt involved her hiring a locksmith to get at my computer and
> hauling it off for a complete disk copy. She lied to the police about the
> locksmith, so he was the first witness. Judges don't like it when people
lie
> to the police. The drive copy was halted & erased.
> Also heard in court:
> "He has a gun and he knows how to use it"
> How many folks do you know of that have guns but don't know how to use
them?
> Perhaps they keep them around for a spare hammer, or paperweight? Can a 22
> rifle be used as a tire iron?
> I'm now in my own house with my daughter. The STBX was lectured at length
> about her juvenile behavior.
> I sometimes think I'm living in a bad Twilight Zone episode. I keep