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Wednesday was his 25th win and his total is now $1,939,027.
He trails only Ken Jennings, with 74 victories and $2,520,700 in prize winnings.
His technique is unique because he goes from the bottom to the top and he's (almost) always right! He's just so unbelievably smart!
I bet he has a nice big cut cock to match his HUGE balls!!
It has to do with a neighbor authorizing a business to move large equipment across my property without my knowledge or consent.
We have had an enormous amount of rain and the water levels on the lakes are EXTREMELY high. My house is actually on the St. Clair River/Lake St. Clair, the lake that connects Lake Huron to Lake Erie. From my understanding, the water hasn't been this high since 1986. Bottom line, people have been sandbagging because water levels have gone over some seawalls. Short story, I have a high steel seawall HOWEVER my neighbor has a wooden seawall that is not as high. She is finally replacing her seawall as well as the other neighbor on her other side. This company rolled across my property in the winter, although I was unaware until he wanted his equipment and he had to ask me to move my car. We had a discussion then, he said my neighbor said it was okay for him to do so. I asked if she had been drinking that day and he said he thought she had dementia. Better reason to ask me. He's back again but this time the ground is so wet, he's left deep tire track marks bringing in his backhoe. When I touched base with him once again, he said the neighbor said that it was okay.... In my head, I have to be a "reasonable neighbor" but I'm unclear who is responsible for what happens to my property. Is it him or is it my neighbor?
To do seawall repair, I BELIEVE it is beyond local ordinances and permits, I BELIEVE that approvals are required from DEQ, Department of Environmental Quality. I think that the Army Corp of Engineers previously handled these matters.
What I want is a 24 hour notice prior to him rolling anything across my property so I can be there. I think I'm going to post "NO TRESPASSING" signs (super tacky) and send my neighbor a registered letter, signature required, telling her about the 24 hour notification and request an understanding of who will be responsible for repairing my property.
The caveat is my neighbor does has dementia and she has another woman helping her make decisions. This woman seems business savvy and I met her yesterday after I called the police. I don't understand how the lady helper thinks she can use the "your never home" excuse to justify things that "they" approved without bringing me into the loop. I'M PISSED!
I knew my neighbor is/was a drinker so her judgment is often impaired. It was clear to me yesterday that my neighbor is unable to gather thought and communicate effectively because she is battling dementia. Yesterday was the first time I met the woman who identified herself as my neighbor's "friend". My guess is she is the friend is giving the "go ahead" approval. I'm don't want to be a difficult neighbor, I just want to understand WHO will be taking care of any damage!?
Repairing a seawall would be considered a nessasary thing unlike a swiming pool or patio.
There was a similar situation involving a new home and a old farm road near here. The rich folks didn't want the concrete trucks and what not to damage their new driveway. since the farmroad was there before they bought it and the land was legaly accessiable then,the law said 8 feet had to be granted and it kept the nieghbors driveway tore up for months,chickens were ran over,dog injured.BUT when the work was done, the folks that had built the house had to repair all damage and pay for the chickens and what not.
YOu do have rights here but since it is a seawall,you may have to wait to get the yard fixed until the work is done.
Is there a power line,water line?
You have rights but at the same time if a previous land owner gave right of way, easement or whatever to a company provideing service, your hands could be tied. They very well could be held responsiable for major damage to landscapeing or whatever.
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As my Dad used to say, "Some people have balls."
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Phart might be partially right. If there are utilities in your property then they could access them, but, they have to advice you prior to doing any work except in an emergency. You could protest the work and seek a court order to desist until there's a court hearing.
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Unfortunately my way will get you 5 to 20 years in state lockup and a lot of publicity in your local news paper
I balance financial records for a major health insurance company. I work closely with our Finance department as well as legal AND I used to watch some television but it was more like Judge Judy and Law & Order kinda stuff. One of the things that I've learned from my working career is "get it in writing".
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Hahaha I can picture you on the back of my bike all dolled up in a leather motorcycle jacket and leather chaps on our way to a biker rally
I do not have any influence over what people say to you or about you in this thread or any thread. I will make the choice to ignore you.
What other people say about me I can take it up with them. You, on the other hand, I have to take up with you.
I will make the choice to ignore you. Can you really do that? Because every time you've said that previously you came back to tweak my nose. Lets co-exist. You know why I'm here and it's not to be friendly to you. Still, the above comment was sincere and my way to be nice to you.
He, ➡️➡️➡️ 😈 made me do it!
I'm not sure that my palate is refined enough to understand the art of infusion and I've said this before, I'm more of a purist. My tastebuds might not be challenged enough so this is my interpretation of the candy I had. When I opened the bag, I did not notice anything different regarding the aroma, same thought when I initially popped the candy in my mouth and began to chew. The heat came after the chewing was almost over and in my opinion, the heat and taste provided was that of Jalapeño. If anyone else has tried this candy, I would be curious to know what your thoughts were.
But I would try it if they sold that shit here.
I have an insatiable curiosity and an irrational fear of missing out.
After seeing that, and knowing I had those on hand, I gathered a few test subjects (my kids) and I and we tried it...
You don't need to differentiate.
That would be like feeling a need to differentiate between apples and elephants.
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It's kind of sad and pathetic, don't you think?
But, what else do you expect from the driver of the Crazy wagon?
10 threads. Blocking is useless on forums. It just makes it harder to communicate.
JustWill and I have blocked each other. There are times when one or the other wants information to be conveyed to the other. We both look at the relevant threads when we are not signed in. I’d suggest unblocking each other, but, this way we have a buffer to prevent knee jerk reactions to the stupidities we both spout.
JustWill, I knew you had a big mouth. Eating an elephant. Wow
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