OT:Law Firm Associates Getting SLAUGHTERED…

[partypup]

[quote=Borat]I thought we went through this in 2000 when all the computers were gonna go haywire. Oh wait a minute the world kept on going.

I think you and I are mostly in agreement about what will happen but we differ in the right thing to do. I wish you luck and that is sincere, not in a mean way like you wish me luck. You seem like a smart guy and you will do allright.[/quote]

I actually never got the Y2K thing. I never even bought spare batteries for the Event. So I’m not one of those people who thought the world was going to end in 2000. And for the record, I still don’t think the world is going to end or that humanity is going to die off. Things may, however, get so bad that many people may wish they were dead.

And yes, you and I are in mostly in agreement about what’s going to happen, but we do seem to differ as to the best path to survival. So be it.

I do wish you good luck, Borat — and not in a mean-spirited sort of way 🙂

[macromaniac]

Gents,

I would venture to say that comparing Y2K to what we are experiencing now in reality is not a good comparison.

I perceive that 25 years from now, we will look back and say that was much worse than what we thought…but it was necessary to reset priorities and prices.

[macromaniac]

Gents,

I would venture to say that comparing Y2K to what we are experiencing now in reality is not a good comparison.

I perceive that 25 years from now, we will look back and say that was much worse than what we thought…but it was necessary to reset priorities and prices.

[macromaniac]

Gents,

I would venture to say that comparing Y2K to what we are experiencing now in reality is not a good comparison.

I perceive that 25 years from now, we will look back and say that was much worse than what we thought…but it was necessary to reset priorities and prices.

[macromaniac]

Gents,

I would venture to say that comparing Y2K to what we are experiencing now in reality is not a good comparison.

I perceive that 25 years from now, we will look back and say that was much worse than what we thought…but it was necessary to reset priorities and prices.

[macromaniac]

Gents,

I would venture to say that comparing Y2K to what we are experiencing now in reality is not a good comparison.

I perceive that 25 years from now, we will look back and say that was much worse than what we thought…but it was necessary to reset priorities and prices.

[partypup]

[quote=macromaniac]Gents,

I would venture to say that comparing Y2K to what we are experiencing now in reality is not a good comparison.

I perceive that 25 years from now, we will look back and say that was much worse than what we thought…but it was necessary to reset priorities and prices. [/quote]

Agreed. What’s coming is without question necessary. But since people are woefully unprepared for it, it is going to be catastrophic.

[partypup]

[quote=macromaniac]Gents,

I would venture to say that comparing Y2K to what we are experiencing now in reality is not a good comparison.

I perceive that 25 years from now, we will look back and say that was much worse than what we thought…but it was necessary to reset priorities and prices. [/quote]

Agreed. What’s coming is without question necessary. But since people are woefully unprepared for it, it is going to be catastrophic.

[partypup]

[quote=macromaniac]Gents,

I would venture to say that comparing Y2K to what we are experiencing now in reality is not a good comparison.

I perceive that 25 years from now, we will look back and say that was much worse than what we thought…but it was necessary to reset priorities and prices. [/quote]

Agreed. What’s coming is without question necessary. But since people are woefully unprepared for it, it is going to be catastrophic.

[partypup]

[quote=macromaniac]Gents,

I would venture to say that comparing Y2K to what we are experiencing now in reality is not a good comparison.

I perceive that 25 years from now, we will look back and say that was much worse than what we thought…but it was necessary to reset priorities and prices. [/quote]

Agreed. What’s coming is without question necessary. But since people are woefully unprepared for it, it is going to be catastrophic.

[partypup]

[quote=macromaniac]Gents,

I would venture to say that comparing Y2K to what we are experiencing now in reality is not a good comparison.

I perceive that 25 years from now, we will look back and say that was much worse than what we thought…but it was necessary to reset priorities and prices. [/quote]

Agreed. What’s coming is without question necessary. But since people are woefully unprepared for it, it is going to be catastrophic.

[NotCranky]

[quote=UCGal][quote=Russell]O.K. UCgal, Good to know you have done and are doing good work on your own behalf. I hope the guy has something you can be compensated with. I am impressed that you managed to get an investigation and opinion from the CSLB.Good luck.
[/quote]

It was a long and painful process. We kept our investigator on speed dial, and nagged her along in the process. Our complaint and his license suspension took 11 months to show on the clsb website. Despite that we had overwhelming documentation that he’d diverted funds, and violated 8 or more b&p’s. [/quote]
UCGal.
I thought it would take some real tenacity and probably persuasive writing expertise, to get the CSLB to do something.

Perhaps you mean the man violated BMP’s (Best Management practices). For anyone reading who might not know, Those are the erosion control and jobsite construction material and waste management particulars. On a sloped lot you have a lot of that. Sorry this all happened to you. Again, Good luck.

[NotCranky]

[quote=UCGal][quote=Russell]O.K. UCgal, Good to know you have done and are doing good work on your own behalf. I hope the guy has something you can be compensated with. I am impressed that you managed to get an investigation and opinion from the CSLB.Good luck.
[/quote]

It was a long and painful process. We kept our investigator on speed dial, and nagged her along in the process. Our complaint and his license suspension took 11 months to show on the clsb website. Despite that we had overwhelming documentation that he’d diverted funds, and violated 8 or more b&p’s. [/quote]
UCGal.
I thought it would take some real tenacity and probably persuasive writing expertise, to get the CSLB to do something.

Perhaps you mean the man violated BMP’s (Best Management practices). For anyone reading who might not know, Those are the erosion control and jobsite construction material and waste management particulars. On a sloped lot you have a lot of that. Sorry this all happened to you. Again, Good luck.

[NotCranky]

[quote=UCGal][quote=Russell]O.K. UCgal, Good to know you have done and are doing good work on your own behalf. I hope the guy has something you can be compensated with. I am impressed that you managed to get an investigation and opinion from the CSLB.Good luck.
[/quote]

It was a long and painful process. We kept our investigator on speed dial, and nagged her along in the process. Our complaint and his license suspension took 11 months to show on the clsb website. Despite that we had overwhelming documentation that he’d diverted funds, and violated 8 or more b&p’s. [/quote]
UCGal.
I thought it would take some real tenacity and probably persuasive writing expertise, to get the CSLB to do something.

Perhaps you mean the man violated BMP’s (Best Management practices). For anyone reading who might not know, Those are the erosion control and jobsite construction material and waste management particulars. On a sloped lot you have a lot of that. Sorry this all happened to you. Again, Good luck.

[NotCranky]

[quote=UCGal][quote=Russell]O.K. UCgal, Good to know you have done and are doing good work on your own behalf. I hope the guy has something you can be compensated with. I am impressed that you managed to get an investigation and opinion from the CSLB.Good luck.
[/quote]

It was a long and painful process. We kept our investigator on speed dial, and nagged her along in the process. Our complaint and his license suspension took 11 months to show on the clsb website. Despite that we had overwhelming documentation that he’d diverted funds, and violated 8 or more b&p’s. [/quote]
UCGal.
I thought it would take some real tenacity and probably persuasive writing expertise, to get the CSLB to do something.

Perhaps you mean the man violated BMP’s (Best Management practices). For anyone reading who might not know, Those are the erosion control and jobsite construction material and waste management particulars. On a sloped lot you have a lot of that. Sorry this all happened to you. Again, Good luck.

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