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Post by The Hoff on Dec 28, 2014 8:52:22 GMT -5
No, of course not. If it was, you wouldn't have to spend two hours tearing the house apart looking for it. We won't ask what you are going to do once you find it.
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Post by AK on Dec 28, 2014 8:55:27 GMT -5
29 bitch, it was my lackluster GPA that made me green As always... GO GREEN Default fan base FTW. I sucked so I'm green! Go green! I can't even comprehend. I could have gotten a 1 point and I'd still Walmart the shit out of life. I actually think the Karsch fan progression is more felonious
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Post by joeking1978 on Dec 28, 2014 8:56:21 GMT -5
Default fan base FTW. I sucked so I'm green! Go green! I can't even comprehend. I could have gotten a 1 point and I'd still Walmart the shit out of life. Bio: I was pretty sports ignorant for my first 18 years of life. Supported uofm but didn't really get what it was about other than they won a lot. Then Going to state (a great 4 years of my life), followed by going to law school with insufferable uofm alumni, plus a healthy dose of all of you insufferable alums/walmarts made it pretty easy.
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Post by AK on Dec 28, 2014 9:01:06 GMT -5
He is about to fix our broken personal injury system.
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Post by The Hoff on Dec 28, 2014 9:03:29 GMT -5
He is about to fix our broken personal injury system. What's wrong with your PI system, and what are the fixes? We have gone through a series of changes here that have turned our system upside down. MedMal pretty much doesn't exist. It's still possible, but the higher tier law firms won't touch them.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2014 9:14:39 GMT -5
Default fan base FTW. I sucked so I'm green! Go green! I can't even comprehend. I could have gotten a 1 point and I'd still Walmart the shit out of life. I actually think the Karsch fan progression is more felonious I don't. Maybe he had a 30 ACT and actually has a reason he likes his school other than it was the default option. Go green indeed!
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Post by AK on Dec 28, 2014 9:20:20 GMT -5
He is about to fix our broken personal injury system. What's wrong with your PI system, and what are the fixes? We have gone through a series of changes here that have turned our system upside down. MedMal pretty much doesn't exist. It's still possible, but the higher tier law firms won't touch them. Our problems, (from a plaintiff/lawyer perspective) center around slip and fall and the open and obvious doctrine where essentially everything has been deemed to be open and obvious. Add into that the no-fault insurance laws and the pro-defense definition of injuries and The trickle down of that limited verdicts and less plaintiffs rights, law suits, and law jobs. I assume from his family's background and his own blatant Liberalism this will be a main goal of his. When granholm left, her final supreme appointment swung the court to the left and Kreiner (sp) (the open and obvious doctrine case) was overturned for about 6 months. But her appointment lost in the next special election and the court swung back the other direction. Soon after open and obvious became everything you can injure yourself on again. Caveat: I am nothing more than a simple caveman dui lawyer. Confused by your strategic PMI payments and financial decisions. So all of this may be erroneous.
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Post by AK on Dec 28, 2014 9:20:43 GMT -5
I actually think the Karsch fan progression is more felonious I don't. Maybe he had a 30 ACT and actually has a reason he likes his school other than it was the default option. Go green indeed! Indeed. His school is state
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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2014 9:26:35 GMT -5
I don't. Maybe he had a 30 ACT and actually has a reason he likes his school other than it was the default option. Go green indeed! He went to state Right, but just like several friends I have that went to msu for various reasons, he roots for UM. I actually find that honest from a fan perspective. The whole "my gpa sucked" so go green is a pretty sad fan experience imo. What a redeeming qualification. /troll
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Post by The Hoff on Dec 28, 2014 9:29:52 GMT -5
What's wrong with your PI system, and what are the fixes? We have gone through a series of changes here that have turned our system upside down. MedMal pretty much doesn't exist. It's still possible, but the higher tier law firms won't touch them. Our problems, (from a plaintiff/lawyer perspective) center around slip and fall and the open and obvious doctrine where essentially everything has been deemed to be open and obvious. Add into that the no-fault insurance laws and the pro-defense definition of injuries and The trickle down of that limited verdicts and less plaintiffs rights, law suits, and law jobs. I assume from his family's background and his own blatant Liberalism this will be a main goal of his. When granholm left, her final supreme appointment swung the court to the left and Kreiner (sp) (the open and obvious doctrine case) was overturned for about 6 months. But her appointment lost in the next special election and the court swung back the other direction. Soon after open and obvious became everything you can injure yourself on again. Caveat: I am nothing more than a simple caveman dui lawyer. Confused by your strategic PMI payments and financial decisions. So all of this may be erroneous. Slip and fall cases are impossible everywhere. I have tried tons of them in S.C. and Texas. I have lost several and had them reversed on appeal. S.C.'s Supreme Court used to be appointed by the legislature, which was mostly made up of trial lawyers. Even liberal justices in S.C. hated slip and falls, and did everything they could to reduce them. Texas Supreme Court relies heavily on notice. Plaintiff has to show that the Defendant had notice of the actual condition that caused the fall. Not enough to show that the store owner knew that grapes were likely to fall off the display and cause a hazard. Plaintiff has to show that the store owner knew the actual grape (or other substance) was on the floor at the time the Plaintiff fell. Unless you have some store employee testifying that they had seen it, and had not yet cleaned it up, Plaintiff is screwed.
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Post by AK on Dec 28, 2014 9:33:25 GMT -5
Right, but just like several friends I have that went to msu for various reasons, he roots for UM. I actually find that honest from a fan perspective. The whole "my gpa sucked" so go green is a pretty sad fan experience imo. What a redeeming qualification. /troll I don't get how you can go somewhere for 4 years and not start to love that place. Unless you are trying not to become a fan. Which is sad because then your experience at that school wasn't as great as it could have been. Your friends missed out on a lot IMO. /indeed
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Post by AK on Dec 28, 2014 9:37:19 GMT -5
Our problems, (from a plaintiff/lawyer perspective) center around slip and fall and the open and obvious doctrine where essentially everything has been deemed to be open and obvious. Add into that the no-fault insurance laws and the pro-defense definition of injuries and The trickle down of that limited verdicts and less plaintiffs rights, law suits, and law jobs. I assume from his family's background and his own blatant Liberalism this will be a main goal of his. When granholm left, her final supreme appointment swung the court to the left and Kreiner (sp) (the open and obvious doctrine case) was overturned for about 6 months. But her appointment lost in the next special election and the court swung back the other direction. Soon after open and obvious became everything you can injure yourself on again. Caveat: I am nothing more than a simple caveman dui lawyer. Confused by your strategic PMI payments and financial decisions. So all of this may be erroneous. Slip and fall cases are impossible everywhere. I have tried tons of them in S.C. and Texas. I have lost several and had them reversed on appeal. S.C.'s Supreme Court used to be appointed by the legislature, which was mostly made up of trial lawyers. Even liberal justices in S.C. hated slip and falls, and did everything they could to reduce them. Texas Supreme Court relies heavily on notice. Plaintiff has to show that the Defendant had notice of the actual condition that caused the fall. Not enough to show that the store owner knew that grapes were likely to fall off the display and cause a hazard. Plaintiff has to show that the store owner knew the actual grape (or other substance) was on the floor at the time the Plaintiff fell. Unless you have some store employee testifying that they had seen it, and had not yet cleaned it up, Plaintiff is screwed. Insurance companies shutting down the party everywhere Those two states don't surprise me as much as the sneaky conservativisim that runs our beloved Michigan
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Post by AK on Dec 28, 2014 9:39:01 GMT -5
I also lived in Novi but went to Northville, so I rooted for Northville. Maybe it is just my thing.
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Post by AK on Dec 28, 2014 9:40:12 GMT -5
I also lived in Novi but went to Northville, so I rooted for Northville. Maybe it is just my thing. I grew up playing Novi club sports too, so technically I was a Novi fan till I went to Northville. It was definitely just my thing.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2014 9:41:47 GMT -5
Right, but just like several friends I have that went to msu for various reasons, he roots for UM. I actually find that honest from a fan perspective. The whole "my gpa sucked" so go green is a pretty sad fan experience imo. What a redeeming qualification. /troll I don't get how you can go somewhere for 4 years and not start to love that place. Unless you are trying not to become a fan. Which is sad because then your experience at that school wasn't as great as it could have been. Your friends missed out on a lot IMO. /indeed Oh they rooted for state, they just didn't flip and not care about UM.
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Post by AK on Dec 28, 2014 9:48:03 GMT -5
I don't get how you can go somewhere for 4 years and not start to love that place. Unless you are trying not to become a fan. Which is sad because then your experience at that school wasn't as great as it could have been. Your friends missed out on a lot IMO. /indeed Oh they rooted for state, they just didn't flip and not care about UM. Gekko rules to fandom...
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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2014 9:51:23 GMT -5
Oh they rooted for state, they just didn't flip and not care about UM. Gekko rules to fandom... Funny. State fans seem to be always enforcing fan rules. Go figure one gets called out and he dials in that retort. Hope your skills are pro bono.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2014 9:53:23 GMT -5
I took my tree down this morning.
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Post by AK on Dec 28, 2014 10:17:10 GMT -5
Funny. State fans seem to be always enforcing fan rules. Go figure one gets called out and he dials in that retort. Hope your skills are pro bono. Poor humbling, we hardly knew you
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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2014 11:15:54 GMT -5
took this in novi.
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Post by The Hoff on Dec 28, 2014 11:18:21 GMT -5
took this in novi. Should have framed the shot lower so we could see the BMW emblem on your steering wheel.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2014 11:21:39 GMT -5
took this in novi. Should have framed the shot lower so we could see the BMW emblem on your steering wheel. I drive a jeep brah. That is the fidelity where I keep my chedda though.
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Post by The Hoff on Dec 28, 2014 11:23:24 GMT -5
Should have framed the shot lower so we could see the BMW emblem on your steering wheel. I drive a jeep brah. That is the fidelity where I keep my chedda though. I thought you went with an X series.
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Post by Deleted on Dec 28, 2014 11:28:12 GMT -5
I drive a jeep brah. That is the fidelity where I keep my chedda though. I thought you went with an X series. No, might as well totally hijack this now. See the new Land Rover discovery? I might get all British on that next.
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Post by AK on Dec 28, 2014 11:30:40 GMT -5
I thought you went with an X series. No, might as well totally hijack this now. See the new Land Rover discovery? I might get all British on that next. My neighbor across the street has two range rovers
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