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« Reply #15 on: July 20, 2007, 03:12:05 PM »
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" it cuz we black"

Exactly the same mindless dribble, in a different dialect, comes out of the mouth of white moronic french bigotted trash ("France profonde" beaufs)... Exactly.
Same ****, different packaging.

FX1 I just watched the vid, you're way too nice!
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« Reply #16 on: July 20, 2007, 04:09:10 PM »
I didn't get the good parts on video.

"You could get a black women if you tried"

"I should pop a cap in your skinny white ass"

"This is why N**** shoot white people"   thats classic  

I informed her that i was a much better shot than her and i wouldn't start a gun fight with me. Then i called the cops.. My sti was in my bag (:

The Tenant is a nice guy and i dont see him as the problem. Its his family and the others that hang around his house and money. He has a very good job and i really think others take advantage of the situation.

The cops came and told me their is nothing they can really do. I had a talk with the tenant and told him what went down. The police have assigned the case and waiting on the checks. At this point he has been evicted and is moving out. I am paying for the cleaners to go over tonight at 7pm and have it ready so my client doesn't blow a valve when she arrives in town.

Its just one big pain in the ass.

I was holding back and really was speechless. My license and the thought of a law suite along with the way i was raised really helped me out this time.

Saturday is going to be fun when the owner and tenant have a meeting. I am acting as the intermediary.

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« Reply #17 on: July 20, 2007, 04:14:14 PM »
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 At this point he has been evicted and is moving out. I am paying for the cleaners to go over tonight at 7pm and have it ready so my client doesn't blow a valve when she arrives in town.


At least Texas has comparatively landlord friendly eviction laws.

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« Reply #18 on: July 20, 2007, 04:20:51 PM »
We do but if the tenant doesnt comply it becomes a long process. I told him that he needs to do everything the owner asks of him our he is going to be in a world of hurt. I also said i would camp out on his front porch and have a contractor jack hammer a new drive way starting a 6 am every morning.

He called me today and said that he knew the person name that was on the check and it was a family member.

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« Reply #19 on: July 20, 2007, 04:21:31 PM »
Quick someone call BGB... He'll dicipher this.

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« Reply #20 on: July 20, 2007, 04:31:12 PM »
Does the landlord have a complete inventory of what was in the storage area?
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« Reply #21 on: July 20, 2007, 04:38:45 PM »
She took pictures and has a list of items. We will find out tonight if their is anything else missing.. I walked the house and it looked like 5 people were living their but everything looked like it was ok.

She forgot about a really old check book in a filling cabinet that had personal pictures and other items.

If you met my client she really is a very nice lady and doesn't desire the grief that she is experiencing.


Also I am working for free on this one.

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« Reply #22 on: July 20, 2007, 05:17:07 PM »
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Gee, I understood every word....been working in Detroit too long and BTW she was being polite.

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« Reply #23 on: July 21, 2007, 12:18:34 AM »
Why is it one race can say certain things and its ok, and if another says something its on CNN?

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« Reply #24 on: July 21, 2007, 01:57:40 AM »
FX, I'm sorry you had such a lousy day. I wish I could say I haven't had similar conversations, but I have. We get walk-ups and phone calls on a daily basis from people asking for money, and sometimes I'm amazed at how rude people can be when they are the ones who are asking you for a hand-out. I actually wrote down four of the conversations because in their own way they set a new standard in the world of the truly surreal. There are other things that crop up, for instance the sad experience of helping out an old lady whose drug addicted wastrel daughter had already defrauded her and was scheming with her boyfriend to kill her to get what little insurance she had - the only part of the plan she couldn't figure out was who was going to take care of her kids once grandma was dead (her solution was to try to set the row house on fire while grandma and the kids were both asleep - fortunately she and her boyfriend couldn't do anything right.)

Anyway, if I might make an unsolicited comment, please don't allow this and other encounters with the soon to be evicted to taint your view of an entire race. Sin is a condition that affects every race, tribe, and tongue, and it's been my experience that regardless of your race, if you are raised in a fatherless environment, where being jobless, promiscuous, and involved in petty crime and drug and alcohol abuse is the norm and receive no ethical instruction, chances are excellent that you will end up simply conforming to the hideous standard you see all around you, and here in Fayetteville and throughout the world I've seen members of every race do exactly that. On the positive side, I interact all the time with wonderful people from all the races whom I am honored to call my brothers and sisters in Christ and who are dedicated to selfless service and living as lights in the darkness. Many of them are also serving in the armed forces, and put their lives on the line daily for us.


Anyway, been flying for too long tonight. Must learn to go to bed before I get this exhausted...
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« Reply #25 on: July 21, 2007, 09:12:00 AM »
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FX, I'm sorry you had such a lousy day. I wish I could say I haven't had similar conversations, but I have. We get walk-ups and phone calls on a daily basis from people asking for money, and sometimes I'm amazed at how rude people can be when they are the ones who are asking you for a hand-out. I actually wrote down four of the conversations because in their own way they set a new standard in the world of the truly surreal. There are other things that crop up, for instance the sad experience of helping out an old lady whose drug addicted wastrel daughter had already defrauded her and was scheming with her boyfriend to kill her to get what little insurance she had - the only part of the plan she couldn't figure out was who was going to take care of her kids once grandma was dead (her solution was to try to set the row house on fire while grandma and the kids were both asleep - fortunately she and her boyfriend couldn't do anything right.)

Anyway, if I might make an unsolicited comment, please don't allow this and other encounters with the soon to be evicted to taint your view of an entire race. Sin is a condition that affects every race, tribe, and tongue, and it's been my experience that regardless of your race, if you are raised in a fatherless environment, where being jobless, promiscuous, and involved in petty crime and drug and alcohol abuse is the norm and receive no ethical instruction, chances are excellent that you will end up simply conforming to the hideous standard you see all around you, and here in Fayetteville and throughout the world I've seen members of every race do exactly that. On the positive side, I interact all the time with wonderful people from all the races whom I am honored to call my brothers and sisters in Christ and who are dedicated to selfless service and living as lights in the darkness. Many of them are also serving in the armed forces, and put their lives on the line daily for us.


Anyway, been flying for too long tonight. Must learn to go to bed before I get this exhausted...


I don't have any problems with any race. This was just my first experience with racism directed to me.
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« Reply #26 on: July 21, 2007, 09:18:35 AM »
It always struck me that it is often those who are racists who are the ones accusing others of racism.  It never seems to dawn on them that the world is not conspiring against them.  Rather, its their own failings that end them up in the situations they find themselves in.

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« Reply #27 on: July 21, 2007, 09:19:46 AM »
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It always struck me that it is often those who are racists who are the ones accusing others of racism.  It never seems to dawn on them that the world is not conspiring against them.  Rather, its their own failings that end them up in the situations they find themselves in.
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« Reply #28 on: July 21, 2007, 09:46:51 AM »
It's called Victim Mentality. It is what prevents a majority of minorities of actually making their American dream a reality.  At least Jesse is making his money! ;)

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« Reply #29 on: July 21, 2007, 09:51:47 AM »
American blacks are easily the most racist people I have ever dealt with.  the way to deal with racism is to call people on it right on the spot but most people are too timid to do so.