Do I have a Claim??

Wary Consumer wrote:

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Well if her sex partner is Union and does everything else like Union workers do, it's no wonder she hasn't had an orgasm.
::Pump, Pump, Union break::
::Pump, Pump, Union break::
::Pump, Pump, Union break::
::Pump, Pump, Nope...that's overtime, see ya later::
Good lord, the poor woman!

Yes..the poor woman

internet troll wrote:

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Holy carp! A lake house with 60 windows....and you get your window treatments from Walmart?
That is AWESOME! I bet they look custom made.

Well, are you the little ****. And where do your window treatment come from?

Wary Consumer wrote:

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Well if her sex partner is Union and does everything else like Union workers do, it's no wonder she hasn't had an orgasm.
::Pump, Pump, Union break::
::Pump, Pump, Union break::
::Pump, Pump, Union break::
::Pump, Pump, Nope...that's overtime, see ya later::
Good lord, the poor woman!

funnier than hell!!

Why yes, if only the whole world could make minimum wage with no benefits we'd ALL be better off!!

Wary Consumer wrote:

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If Walmart had a union, my blinds would have cost considerably more. They pass that on to the consumer, you know?
Silly thing about it is union members are consumers too. The cost of their goods goes up right along side of everyone else, then they are right back down to not having a living wage.
In the meantime they REALLY screwed the folks who aren't union.
Some nerve, eh?

whats going on wrote:

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funnier than hell!!

Yes..that is, I LMAss off at that one. So..Lucy....where are you?Oh...that's right...Rockford...duh..

Mary wrote:

Why yes, if only the whole world could make minimum wage with no benefits we'd ALL be better off!!
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Well yes..simple math..LOL

internet troll wrote:

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Holy carp! A lake house with 60 windows....and you get your window treatments from Walmart?
That is AWESOME! I bet they look custom made.

Did you go to a Michigan public school?

We have TWO houses. One is a "lake house" with lotsa winders.

We bought Walmart blinds because it was the fiscally conservative thing to do. Yet still, at over $26.00 a window, it's a set back.

However, fiscal conservancy is probably why we have TWO houses. No mortgage.

Get a life.

http://www.walmart.com/catalog/catalog.gsp...

Mary wrote:

Why yes, if only the whole world could make minimum wage with no benefits we'd ALL be better off!!
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What do you think it's going to be when the government controls health care?

I would like to get information on filing a claim against a former tentant that rented from my Grandmother. This lady took advantage of my granmother. This lady is in her late 50 and she has two sons one in his late 20's and the other in his early 30's. The three of the people fraudly had my grandmother to sign power of attorney papers, brieved her into putting her name on her checking account. In December of 2007 after my grandmother had a fall in her apartment this lady took her to her home, my cousin and I finally was able to get her out of this ladies home and place her in a nursing home. The day that my cousin and I went to pick her up, this lady and her son took my grandmother by force to the bank and had her to withdraw all of the money from her IRA. She sold all of her personal items from her apartment and kept the money, she refuses to give my mother the rest of my grandmothers personal items. Is there anything that can be done legally to make this lady and her sons accountable for my grandmothers estate. My grandmother passed on about a week ago. Any information that you can give me will be appreciated.

Diana Collier wrote:

I would like to get information on filing a claim against a former tentant that rented from my Grandmother. This lady took advantage of my granmother. This lady is in her late 50 and she has two sons one in his late 20's and the other in his early 30's. The three of the people fraudly had my grandmother to sign power of attorney papers, brieved her into putting her name on her checking account. In December of 2007 after my grandmother had a fall in her apartment this lady took her to her home, my cousin and I finally was able to get her out of this ladies home and place her in a nursing home. The day that my cousin and I went to pick her up, this lady and her son took my grandmother by force to the bank and had her to withdraw all of the money from her IRA. She sold all of her personal items from her apartment and kept the money, she refuses to give my mother the rest of my grandmothers personal items. Is there anything that can be done legally to make this lady and her sons accountable for my grandmothers estate. My grandmother passed on about a week ago. Any information that you can give me will be appreciated.

Lady, you need to call a lawyer. And a prosecutor.

whats going on wrote:

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funnier than hell!!

It was one of my better, off the cuff, works.

No offense to you lucy.

whats going on wrote:

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Well, are you the little ****. And where do your window treatment come from?

Dollar General?
Goodwill?

That's probably giving the hillbilly troll too much credit. He probably has Jack Daniels and/or Nascar blankets on the windows.(in momma's basement)

Wary Consumer wrote:

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Well if her sex partner is Union and does everything else like Union workers do, it's no wonder she hasn't had an orgasm.
::Pump, Pump, Union break::
::Pump, Pump, Union break::
::Pump, Pump, Union break::
::Pump, Pump, Nope...that's overtime, see ya later::
Good lord, the poor woman!

OH SNAP! Again.
I really have to stop clicking on this thread.

Be careful what you wish for.

Lucy in Rockford wrote:

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LOL! Fortunately, my husband has never been, and never will be, a union worker. And he takes care of me just fine. And he has no use for unions, either.

Diana Collier wrote:

I would like to get information on filing a claim against a former tentant that rented from my Grandmother. This lady took advantage of my granmother. This lady is in her late 50 and she has two sons one in his late 20's and the other in his early 30's. The three of the people fraudly had my grandmother to sign power of attorney papers, brieved her into putting her name on her checking account. In December of 2007 after my grandmother had a fall in her apartment this lady took her to her home, my cousin and I finally was able to get her out of this ladies home and place her in a nursing home. The day that my cousin and I went to pick her up, this lady and her son took my grandmother by force to the bank and had her to withdraw all of the money from her IRA. She sold all of her personal items from her apartment and kept the money, she refuses to give my mother the rest of my grandmothers personal items. Is there anything that can be done legally to make this lady and her sons accountable for my grandmothers estate. My grandmother passed on about a week ago. Any information that you can give me will be appreciated.

Now, I do know you need to call a lawyer!!!

Wary Consumer wrote:

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Dollar General?
Goodwill?
That's probably giving the hillbilly troll too much credit. He probably has Jack Daniels and/or Nascar blankets on the windows.(in momma's basement)

Do you write this stuff down, there must be open mic night somewhere and when you go anounce it here!!!

KCGR wrote:

Be careful what you wish for.
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Who was wishing? Certainly not me. We're white collar, here.

Wary Consumer wrote:

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It was one of my better, off the cuff, works.
No offense to you lucy.

None taken! I thought it was funny too!

Lucy in Rockford wrote:

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None taken! I thought it was funny too!

Ah Hahaha...last time I heard something that funny I fell off my dinosaur...

Union All The Way wrote:

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Ah Hahaha...last time I heard something that funny I fell off my dinosaur...

You ARE a dinosaur.