Posts by Amy Cruz2

Daniel Johnson9 said:http://www.catholicnewsagency.com/...&news_ID=24771

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He spent three years behind bars and finally had his epiphany right there. After spending 24 days in solitary confinement, he had a run-in with Jesus.

So, does that make Dad officially Jesus now? 😕

wiredfalcon2 said:While both sides are busy arguing over who started it, the cops should probably be laying down the law more aggressively:

I've read it, but I don't believe a word of it.😕
This is just sick, though I guess what else can you really expect from them?
It’s basically an open invitation for a brawl, yet the actual wording makes it look like it was drafted by some corporate PR firm trying to play nice...

That's just awful...

Rest In Peace

Morgan Garcia3 said:Hey everyone,

So, I filed an objection against a writ of execution because the statute of limitations had already run out. Now, the county civil court has officially stayed that writ and is moving forward with the proceedings regarding my objection to the payment order.

The whole mess is over some unpaid DirecTV subscription fees. It’s been nearly 24 months from the date the bill was actually due until they even tried to start the collection process, so I went after them on the grounds of expiration.

On top of issuing the decision to stay the writ of execution, the county civil court also issued a ruling on court costs, ordering me to cough up $33 within 8 days. I have a 3-day window if I want to appeal that part.

Does anyone know if there's any point in asking for a fee waiver? I haven't had an income in almost a year and I'm currently unemployed, while my wife is making about $1667 and supporting both me and our kid. Also, if I end up paying this, should I expect the plaintiff (the one pushing the collection) to have to reimburse me for these costs—and all the others—if they ultimately lose the case?

Thanks!

P.S. Please spare me the "you should have just paid it" comments. The service wasn't even provided/delivered, but honestly, it was way easier to argue the statute of limitations than to try and prove non-delivery (though I mentioned that in my objection too).

I don't really feel like diving deep into the legal code right now, but if the statute of limitations is a year, then the statute argument should hopefully hold up.
You can get a fee waiver, but you missed the window. When you filed the objection to the garnishment order, you were supposed to submit a Motion for Waiver of Fees along with proof of your financial situation.
There's no need to bring up your wife at all; she isn't a party to this proceeding.
Since this is a garnishment proceeding (assuming the petition went through a notary), I'm not entirely sure how it plays out here, so it might be good if someone could confirm or correct me.
The losing party ultimately covers all court costs. However, once the main hearing is wrapped up, you'll need to itemize everything based on the standard fee schedule (filings, hearings, objections, plus those paid fees).

Jose Kern11 said:Seriously, what have you done to me? It’s barely been ten minutes since I started this video at 7 AM, and I already need to take a sedative just looking at this guy's face. Where do these people even come from? Just look at 9:52, when the king himself says everything eventually settles into place 🙂🙂
There’s honestly nothing like this anywhere else in the world. We really should just colonize Mars.

You aren't using that username for nothing. 😁

The best part for me is how he thinks he’s doing us a favor by pointing out Milićev's miss, acting like some high court judge. Like we wouldn't have known. And then there's that whole vibe of "screw you guys, you can't even hit an open net, so blame the refs." Just typical internet trolls.
little Srebrić. It's all the same old story. And don't even get me started on his claim that they don't record the referees' conversations during the broadcast. ☕
Brbić seems pretty direct and calm enough.

Alex Barrett3 said:What’s the point of those three lions anyway? 🤷 🤣

Who even needs a shark? 🤷

Jesse Campbell said:I can't fight my way out of this when everyone's already buried up to their waist in someone else's business. It's too crowded in there.

If you're speaking from personal experience, don't try to comfort yourself by claiming everyone else is just like you.🙂

Alexander Miller54 said:Look, you can hate Mamić or Marković all you want. I get it. But honestly? Tom Marčinko is easily the most repulsive human being to ever walk this planet. I don't even have the words to describe how much I despise that worm. He's just a complete bottom-feeder. 🤮

I can't believe I'm even looking at this again. Honestly, reading about what Marčinko is doing feels like watching a slow-motion car crash where you already know exactly which way the car is going to spin. It’s the same old story. You see the same patterns, the same empty promises, and the same people acting like they aren't part of the problem. It’s exhausting. You want to believe things might actually change for once—maybe the USSF will finally get its act together or someone will actually hold these guys accountable—but then you read stuff like this and realize we're just spinning our wheels. Just another day in the circus. Typical.

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hiddennomad42 said:Cheaper than $13 a head? And don't even get me started on how someone’s always gonna be rushing 250 miles back home because they have to hit the warehouse in Chicago for their shift first thing in the morning.😁
Basically, seven days to actually get a decent feel for Germany...☕

http://www.fkzeljeznicar.com/vijesti...cara-i-hajduka

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Sophia Rodriguez95 said:No way, I’m pretty sure it was still 24 hours out from the 100th anniversary back then...
Calling someone a nationalist is even worse, especially given how much they lean into that old-school Americana vibe🤣
Now he's claiming Draper isn't Damir, and he's still just acting like a total partisan🤣

http://imageshack.us/f/851/12092011887.jpg/
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