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Posted by Bluto on May 14, 2007, 1:27 pm
>> >> On Mon, 14 May 2007 07:36:30 -0400, "Lloyd E. Sponenburgh"
>> >>>> For instance, the aluminum duct tape that is holding my plenum
>> >>>> together failing and spewing carbon monoxide in my house.
>> >>>Yep... that aluminum tape all over your ducts is to hold all the carbon
>> >>>monoxide inside the ducts.... wouldn't want it getting out until it
>> >>>reaches
>> >>>the registers...
>> >>>LLoyd
>> >> another dick! if you have a crack or hole in your heat exchanger
>> >> where can carbon monoxide go? you must be another one of those
>> >> "know-it-all-pros" newsgroup trollers.
>> > Not hardly. I'm learnin'. But it doesn't take too sharp a tool to
>figure
>> > out that if you have a hole in your heat exchanger, the CO is going into
>> > your house through the ducts. Adding tape isn't going to change that.
>> > Removing it might _help_.
>> > (just one dick to another...)
>> > LLoyd
>> LOL x 10,000! I laughed till I cried when I read this, had to go back
>and
>> re-read this jerks post! Pluto, I mean Bluto, I mean BLOW TWO thinks
>that
>> if the duct was installed correctly the CO wouldn't 'escape' into his
>> home!!! LOL !!!
>> What a complete idiot.
>> Come clean buddy, we know your making up crap as you go, or it just shows
>> how stupid you truly are for writing a check in the first place! Every
>time
>> you make up more stuff that's wrong we have to ask ourselves the following
>> 1. Your partially blind and that's why you didn't see the problems
>> 2. Your always drunk, probably because your family is just as big an ass
>as
>> you are and your trying to drown your problems
>> 3. Your an idiot who see's all this stuff, gets headaches from the CO and
>> can't wait to pay the guy
>> 4. Your cheap and want to find a way to screw the contractor
>> 5. Your a troll, oh, that's right, no matter what you ARE a Troll, the
>> question really is, how many more of the above still applies.
>> Next were going to hear how gas is spewing out of the uncapped gas line!
>No way, its taped REAL good!
Yes, and thats why no one trusts contractors...they're the felons and
I'm having a good laugh because I asked my lawyer if I should tell the
contractor I stopped payment..He said NO, They'll find that out soon!
hahahohoho
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Posted by Bluto on May 14, 2007, 1:26 pm
wrote:
>>> On Mon, 14 May 2007 07:36:30 -0400, "Lloyd E. Sponenburgh"
>>>>> For instance, the aluminum duct tape that is holding my plenum
>>>>> together failing and spewing carbon monoxide in my house.
>>>>Yep... that aluminum tape all over your ducts is to hold all the carbon
>>>>monoxide inside the ducts.... wouldn't want it getting out until it
>>>>reaches
>>>>the registers...
>>>>LLoyd
>>> another dick! if you have a crack or hole in your heat exchanger
>>> where can carbon monoxide go? you must be another one of those
>>> "know-it-all-pros" newsgroup trollers.
>> Not hardly. I'm learnin'. But it doesn't take too sharp a tool to figure
>> out that if you have a hole in your heat exchanger, the CO is going into
>> your house through the ducts. Adding tape isn't going to change that.
>> Removing it might _help_.
>> (just one dick to another...)
>> LLoyd
>LOL x 10,000! I laughed till I cried when I read this, had to go back and
>re-read this jerks post! Pluto, I mean Bluto, I mean BLOW TWO thinks that
>if the duct was installed correctly the CO wouldn't 'escape' into his
>home!!! LOL !!!
>What a complete idiot.
>Come clean buddy, we know your making up crap as you go, or it just shows
>how stupid you truly are for writing a check in the first place! Every time
>you make up more stuff that's wrong we have to ask ourselves the following
>1. Your partially blind and that's why you didn't see the problems
>2. Your always drunk, probably because your family is just as big an ass as
>you are and your trying to drown your problems
>3. Your an idiot who see's all this stuff, gets headaches from the CO and
>can't wait to pay the guy
>4. Your cheap and want to find a way to screw the contractor
>5. Your a troll, oh, that's right, no matter what you ARE a Troll, the
>question really is, how many more of the above still applies.
>Next were going to hear how gas is spewing out of the uncapped gas line!
The gas is spewing from your jaws Geo Jerkoff. This is a contractor
ng? More like want to be's.
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Posted by Bluto on May 14, 2007, 1:25 pm
On Mon, 14 May 2007 10:58:47 -0400, "Lloyd E. Sponenburgh"
>> On Mon, 14 May 2007 07:36:30 -0400, "Lloyd E. Sponenburgh"
>>>> For instance, the aluminum duct tape that is holding my plenum
>>>> together failing and spewing carbon monoxide in my house.
>>>Yep... that aluminum tape all over your ducts is to hold all the carbon
>>>monoxide inside the ducts.... wouldn't want it getting out until it
>>>reaches
>>>the registers...
>>>LLoyd
>> another dick! if you have a crack or hole in your heat exchanger
>> where can carbon monoxide go? you must be another one of those
>> "know-it-all-pros" newsgroup trollers.
>Not hardly. I'm learnin'. But it doesn't take too sharp a tool to figure
>out that if you have a hole in your heat exchanger, the CO is going into
>your house through the ducts. Adding tape isn't going to change that.
>Removing it might _help_.
>(just one dick to another...)
>LLoyd
Ok dick but you're quite an experienced dick I'll say that fer ya!
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Posted by Bluto on May 13, 2007, 9:09 am
>You may have committed a felony by stopping payment on the check. The bank
>will do this anytime you call them, but in our State if you stop payment on
>a check it better be due to fraud or theft. Very few are aware that a check
>is considered that you accepted the completed work and it is viewed by the
>courts the same as cash, therefore, by cancelling your check, and if the
>contractor knows the law, you have to explain to the court why you stole
>'money' from this contractor, (remember, the court views a check the same as
>cash). In Ohio if you steal cash or bounce a check over $50 it's a felony
>with possible jail time, the same is true concerning cancelled checks. It's
>like giving the contractor money/cash then without his knowledge you take
>back/steal the money. If this causes the contractor to experience penalties
>and judgments by creditors he can sue you for damages and he will probably
>win. If you don't believe me, call your legal representative or your local
>court and ask them, or go to the library and look up your States laws
>concerning this. I got this information the first year I was in business by
>my lawyer friend who is now a judge for the county.
Geoman, from a legal website:
I Am Being Sued for Placing a Stop Payment?
If you are being sued for having ordered a stop payment, you will need
to show that when you stopped payment, you did so in good faith. An
example of a good faith stop payment would be that you were not
satisfied with a service you received.
I'm not worried at all Geoman. You're no lawyer and I don't care what
your sorry opinion is.
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Posted by Noon-Air on May 13, 2007, 9:33 am
>>You may have committed a felony by stopping payment on the check. The bank
>>will do this anytime you call them, but in our State if you stop payment
>>on
>>a check it better be due to fraud or theft. Very few are aware that a
>>check
>>is considered that you accepted the completed work and it is viewed by the
>>courts the same as cash, therefore, by cancelling your check, and if the
>>contractor knows the law, you have to explain to the court why you stole
>>'money' from this contractor, (remember, the court views a check the same
>>as
>>cash). In Ohio if you steal cash or bounce a check over $50 it's a felony
>>with possible jail time, the same is true concerning cancelled checks.
>>It's
>>like giving the contractor money/cash then without his knowledge you take
>>back/steal the money. If this causes the contractor to experience
>>penalties
>>and judgments by creditors he can sue you for damages and he will probably
>>win. If you don't believe me, call your legal representative or your local
>>court and ask them, or go to the library and look up your States laws
>>concerning this. I got this information the first year I was in business
>>by
>>my lawyer friend who is now a judge for the county.
> Geoman, from a legal website:
> I Am Being Sued for Placing a Stop Payment?
> If you are being sued for having ordered a stop payment, you will need
> to show that when you stopped payment, you did so in good faith. An
> example of a good faith stop payment would be that you were not
> satisfied with a service you received.
> I'm not worried at all Geoman. You're no lawyer and I don't care what
> your sorry opinion is.
Stopping payment on a check if you have a signed contract, and the city
building inspector signed off on the installation, is still CRIMINAL, and
subject to breach of contract, fraud, theft, and my favorite....flalse
pretense.
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>> >>>> For instance, the aluminum duct tape that is holding my plenum
>> >>>> together failing and spewing carbon monoxide in my house.
>> >>>Yep... that aluminum tape all over your ducts is to hold all the carbon
>> >>>monoxide inside the ducts.... wouldn't want it getting out until it
>> >>>reaches
>> >>>the registers...
>> >>>LLoyd
>> >> another dick! if you have a crack or hole in your heat exchanger
>> >> where can carbon monoxide go? you must be another one of those
>> >> "know-it-all-pros" newsgroup trollers.
>> > Not hardly. I'm learnin'. But it doesn't take too sharp a tool to