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That's window dressing. He's buttering you up. I've said stuff like that before too to build rapport or to placate someone who's pissed.He probably meant because he openly said he was on our side and upset with the company he is representing.Ethics complaint? For a low settlement offer?
If that was the case I'd have been disbarred years ago.
Clark: I hope you get male blue waffle for banging all them buf'lo.
My thought as well.That's window dressing. He's buttering you up. I've said stuff like that before too to build rapport or to placate someone who's pissed.He probably meant because he openly said he was on our side and upset with the company he is representing.Ethics complaint? For a low settlement offer?
If that was the case I'd have been disbarred years ago.
What are things Kitty Dukakis tried to drink to get drunk?Officer Pete Malloy said:Close. 20% alcohol mouthwash and white vinegar are the main components.General Malaise said:Listerine.Notorious T.R.E. said:By all means, don't tell us the method.Officer Pete Malloy said:Sweet J said:my method gets rid of them without paraquat or whatever.
Officer Pete Malloy said:[icon] said:Potentially TMI so spoiler tagging it, but likely a scenario every cohabiting man has encountered at least once... this was my first....
So this AM I wake up and brush my teeth. Half awake I flop onto the john to do my thing. Get up to flush and notice the bowl is blood red.I am now convinced I am dying. I jump in the shower thinking desperately what it could be... I drink way too damn much but I dont FEEL anything... My God I need to change my lifestyle.. I'm too old for this... what am I doing to myself...etc etc etc...
The GF comes into the bathroom and it hits me...
> "Honey, did you by chance throw a tampon in the toilet and forget to flush..."
> OH ####..maybe! I woke up in the middle of the night, and may have forgot! Sorry!"
I'm not dying
What happens in Vegas, stays in Vegas. You know what will never leave Vegas though?
Thanks GB.I am not one of those but I would counter at least 80%. They broke a contract and they have to pay the penaltySt. Louis Bob said:
See now I'm busy.UniAlias said:Officer Pete Malloy said:
You're up, gramps!
For revealing what his client would be willing to pay.Ethics complaint? For a low settlement offer?
If that was the case I'd have been disbarred years ago.
I guess the doge meme hasn't caught on here yetSt. Louis Bob said:
There's a video I used called "Lewis and Clark: Explorers of the New Frontier. " There are a couple of segments I have to skip over. The first mentions how a lot of the Corps traded trinkets (and stuff of actual value) for sexual favors from Indian broads.
When I was a junior in college, I snuck into the freshman dorm with my GF. Late at night, we decided it would be fun and risque to make love in the shower of the women's room on her floor, shared by a number of girls. In the midst of our tryst, not one but two females entered the bathroom and proceeded to grunge poop like animals, replete with noises I've never quite heard before and hope to never hear again. Now, we were hidden in our furtive love making by a curtain, but I couldn't continue with all the grunts and smells. Completely blindsided me.
God I wish I was a black slave on expedition in the early 1800's.
The other is a segment about York (Clark's slave). Most of the Native Americans L&C came across had never seen a black guy. And many of the tribes believed that the darker a person's skin was the tougher/stronger/more virile you were. Obviously the took one look at York and figured he must be one bad-axe mother fletcher. In the video some historian talks about these Indian dudes were throwing their wives at York so they could have a free, dark-skinned baby.
Yeah, not showing that to a bunch of 8th graders.
CVG?Huge fan of the airport you got here Guster, only had to take my cellphone out of my pocket to get through security. Not sure why, but no complaints
I'm beginning to suspect T Bell didn't actually read Bob's post.For revealing what his client would be willing to pay.Ethics complaint? For a low settlement offer?
If that was the case I'd have been disbarred years ago.
Meh. You ever seen those NatAm broads? Most looked like this not like this.God I wish I was a black slave on expedition in the early 1800's.
The other is a segment about York (Clark's slave). Most of the Native Americans L&C came across had never seen a black guy. And many of the tribes believed that the darker a person's skin was the tougher/stronger/more virile you were. Obviously the took one look at York and figured he must be one bad-axe mother fletcher. In the video some historian talks about these Indian dudes were throwing their wives at York so they could have a free, dark-skinned baby.
Yeah, not showing that to a bunch of 8th graders.
In high school we watched Schindler's List, I think parts of it but not the whole thing. There's a sex scene in the beginning, and our teacher forgot about it (imagine the principal from Beavis and Butthead, but really awesome and an amazing teacher) and jumped up quickly to fast-forward through it. I yelled out something to the effect of "C'mon, they're just wrestling!" and got a massive laugh.
The other is a segment about York (Clark's slave). Most of the Native Americans L&C came across had never seen a black guy. And many of the tribes believed that the darker a person's skin was the tougher/stronger/more virile you were. Obviously the took one look at York and figured he must be one bad-axe mother fletcher. In the video some historian talks about these Indian dudes were throwing their wives at York so they could have a free, dark-skinned baby.
Yeah, not showing that to a bunch of 8th graders.
And they show full bush IIRC.In high school we watched Schindler's List, I think parts of it but not the whole thing. There's a sex scene in the beginning, and our teacher forgot about it (imagine the principal from Beavis and Butthead, but really awesome and an amazing teacher) and jumped up quickly to fast-forward through it. I yelled out something to the effect of "C'mon, they're just wrestling!" and got a massive laugh.
The other is a segment about York (Clark's slave). Most of the Native Americans L&C came across had never seen a black guy. And many of the tribes believed that the darker a person's skin was the tougher/stronger/more virile you were. Obviously the took one look at York and figured he must be one bad-axe mother fletcher. In the video some historian talks about these Indian dudes were throwing their wives at York so they could have a free, dark-skinned baby.
Yeah, not showing that to a bunch of 8th graders.
Don't forget the hot shower scene.And they show full bush IIRC.In high school we watched Schindler's List, I think parts of it but not the whole thing. There's a sex scene in the beginning, and our teacher forgot about it (imagine the principal from Beavis and Butthead, but really awesome and an amazing teacher) and jumped up quickly to fast-forward through it. I yelled out something to the effect of "C'mon, they're just wrestling!" and got a massive laugh.
The other is a segment about York (Clark's slave). Most of the Native Americans L&C came across had never seen a black guy. And many of the tribes believed that the darker a person's skin was the tougher/stronger/more virile you were. Obviously the took one look at York and figured he must be one bad-axe mother fletcher. In the video some historian talks about these Indian dudes were throwing their wives at York so they could have a free, dark-skinned baby.
Yeah, not showing that to a bunch of 8th graders.
Might have to rewatch this one...And they show full bush IIRC.In high school we watched Schindler's List, I think parts of it but not the whole thing. There's a sex scene in the beginning, and our teacher forgot about it (imagine the principal from Beavis and Butthead, but really awesome and an amazing teacher) and jumped up quickly to fast-forward through it. I yelled out something to the effect of "C'mon, they're just wrestling!" and got a massive laugh.
The other is a segment about York (Clark's slave). Most of the Native Americans L&C came across had never seen a black guy. And many of the tribes believed that the darker a person's skin was the tougher/stronger/more virile you were. Obviously the took one look at York and figured he must be one bad-axe mother fletcher. In the video some historian talks about these Indian dudes were throwing their wives at York so they could have a free, dark-skinned baby.
Yeah, not showing that to a bunch of 8th graders.
That's why I'm in sales and you're the lawyer talkin' guy.For revealing what his client would be willing to pay.Ethics complaint? For a low settlement offer?
If that was the case I'd have been disbarred years ago.
If there's a hell, I'm going to it for laughing at this.Don't forget the hot shower scene.And they show full bush IIRC.In high school we watched Schindler's List, I think parts of it but not the whole thing. There's a sex scene in the beginning, and our teacher forgot about it (imagine the principal from Beavis and Butthead, but really awesome and an amazing teacher) and jumped up quickly to fast-forward through it. I yelled out something to the effect of "C'mon, they're just wrestling!" and got a massive laugh.
The other is a segment about York (Clark's slave). Most of the Native Americans L&C came across had never seen a black guy. And many of the tribes believed that the darker a person's skin was the tougher/stronger/more virile you were. Obviously the took one look at York and figured he must be one bad-axe mother fletcher. In the video some historian talks about these Indian dudes were throwing their wives at York so they could have a free, dark-skinned baby.
Yeah, not showing that to a bunch of 8th graders.
8th grade? Everyone of them has probably watched 2G1C already.
The other is a segment about York (Clark's slave). Most of the Native Americans L&C came across had never seen a black guy. And many of the tribes believed that the darker a person's skin was the tougher/stronger/more virile you were. Obviously the took one look at York and figured he must be one bad-axe mother fletcher. In the video some historian talks about these Indian dudes were throwing their wives at York so they could have a free, dark-skinned baby.
Yeah, not showing that to a bunch of 8th graders.
Point?
Affirmative, interesting. Was actually right across from the giant Amazon distribution center for awhile.CVG?Huge fan of the airport you got here Guster, only had to take my cellphone out of my pocket to get through security. Not sure why, but no complaints
IND has been testing new security protocols where you don't have to take your shoes off or take laptops out of bags. They have a security expert standing with the person checking boarding passes who is supposedly trained to recognize suspicious behavior.
Thanks GB. There is nothing about attorney's fees in the contract and we absolutely want to avoid litigation. These people have a lot of money, we don't. I appreciate your input.
Which one? Litton lane? Were you at Target?Affirmative, interesting. Was actually right across from the giant Amazon distribution center for awhile.CVG?Huge fan of the airport you got here Guster, only had to take my cellphone out of my pocket to get through security. Not sure why, but no complaints
IND has been testing new security protocols where you don't have to take your shoes off or take laptops out of bags. They have a security expert standing with the person checking boarding passes who is supposedly trained to recognize suspicious behavior.
Litton Lane. Was not at Target. A different Company directly across the street.Which one? Litton lane? Were you at Target?Affirmative, interesting. Was actually right across from the giant Amazon distribution center for awhile.CVG?Huge fan of the airport you got here Guster, only had to take my cellphone out of my pocket to get through security. Not sure why, but no complaints
IND has been testing new security protocols where you don't have to take your shoes off or take laptops out of bags. They have a security expert standing with the person checking boarding passes who is supposedly trained to recognize suspicious behavior.
Start anew Jan 2, very pumped.
This is the first time since that building opened in 2010 that you would have been able to get on Litton without a multi hour backup this time of year.Litton Lane. Was not at Target. A different Company directly across the street.Which one? Litton lane? Were you at Target?Affirmative, interesting. Was actually right across from the giant Amazon distribution center for awhile.CVG?Huge fan of the airport you got here Guster, only had to take my cellphone out of my pocket to get through security. Not sure why, but no complaints
IND has been testing new security protocols where you don't have to take your shoes off or take laptops out of bags. They have a security expert standing with the person checking boarding passes who is supposedly trained to recognize suspicious behavior.
Here's a portrait of York upon his return to civilization.God I wish I was a black slave on expedition in the early 1800's.
The other is a segment about York (Clark's slave). Most of the Native Americans L&C came across had never seen a black guy. And many of the tribes believed that the darker a person's skin was the tougher/stronger/more virile you were. Obviously the took one look at York and figured he must be one bad-axe mother fletcher. In the video some historian talks about these Indian dudes were throwing their wives at York so they could have a free, dark-skinned baby.
Yeah, not showing that to a bunch of 8th graders.
This is the Israeli method, and it's a lot more effective.CVG?Huge fan of the airport you got here Guster, only had to take my cellphone out of my pocket to get through security. Not sure why, but no complaints
IND has been testing new security protocols where you don't have to take your shoes off or take laptops out of bags. They have a security expert standing with the person checking boarding passes who is supposedly trained to recognize suspicious behavior.
I read it.I'm beginning to suspect T Bell didn't actually read Bob's post.For revealing what his client would be willing to pay.Ethics complaint? For a low settlement offer?
If that was the case I'd have been disbarred years ago.
Valid. Luckily my middle-eastern* last name was countered by GMesque whiteness.This is the Israeli method, and it's a lot more effective.CVG?Huge fan of the airport you got here Guster, only had to take my cellphone out of my pocket to get through security. Not sure why, but no complaints
IND has been testing new security protocols where you don't have to take your shoes off or take laptops out of bags. They have a security expert standing with the person checking boarding passes who is supposedly trained to recognize suspicious behavior.
Also, it's profiling, so we're not supposed to be in favor of it.
I was merely referring to the fact that you originally did not think lawyers were even involved and that it was just a businessman-to-businessman conversation, and then when that was clarified again, you didn't realize what the lawyer had said and thought Thorn was reacting to a low settlement offer.I read it.I'm beginning to suspect T Bell didn't actually read Bob's post.For revealing what his client would be willing to pay.Ethics complaint? For a low settlement offer?
If that was the case I'd have been disbarred years ago.
It's well within the lawyer's judgment to negotiate this way. I've in fact said what my client has been willing to pay to close a deal, but I've either lied (in my client's favor) by using a number that's either above or below (whatever applies) their bottom line number, or else it's truly a drop-dead number couched as, "I think I can get them to accept this if you demand it", as if I'm working with them on my client.
It might or might not work. It's a poker game full of bluffing, and sometimes bluffs work and sometimes they don't.
The only way you're going to get yourself in trouble is if you offer something you can't deliver, but even then if there's no signed deal your client isn't bound. All you'll have lost is your credibility with whoever you're bargaining with.
Now I've read it.I was merely referring to the fact that you originally did not think lawyers were even involved and that it was just a businessman-to-businessman conversation, and then when that was clarified again, you didn't realize what the lawyer had said and thought Thorn was reacting to a low settlement offer.I read it.I'm beginning to suspect T Bell didn't actually read Bob's post.For revealing what his client would be willing to pay.Ethics complaint? For a low settlement offer?
If that was the case I'd have been disbarred years ago.
It's well within the lawyer's judgment to negotiate this way. I've in fact said what my client has been willing to pay to close a deal, but I've either lied (in my client's favor) by using a number that's either above or below (whatever applies) their bottom line number, or else it's truly a drop-dead number couched as, "I think I can get them to accept this if you demand it", as if I'm working with them on my client.
It might or might not work. It's a poker game full of bluffing, and sometimes bluffs work and sometimes they don't.
The only way you're going to get yourself in trouble is if you offer something you can't deliver, but even then if there's no signed deal your client isn't bound. All you'll have lost is your credibility with whoever you're bargaining with.
Now I've read it.I was merely referring to the fact that you originally did not think lawyers were even involved and that it was just a businessman-to-businessman conversation, and then when that was clarified again, you didn't realize what the lawyer had said and thought Thorn was reacting to a low settlement offer.I read it.I'm beginning to suspect T Bell didn't actually read Bob's post.For revealing what his client would be willing to pay.Ethics complaint? For a low settlement offer?
If that was the case I'd have been disbarred years ago.
It's well within the lawyer's judgment to negotiate this way. I've in fact said what my client has been willing to pay to close a deal, but I've either lied (in my client's favor) by using a number that's either above or below (whatever applies) their bottom line number, or else it's truly a drop-dead number couched as, "I think I can get them to accept this if you demand it", as if I'm working with them on my client.
It might or might not work. It's a poker game full of bluffing, and sometimes bluffs work and sometimes they don't.
The only way you're going to get yourself in trouble is if you offer something you can't deliver, but even then if there's no signed deal your client isn't bound. All you'll have lost is your credibility with whoever you're bargaining with.
