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Drive fast, live hard, no regrets... Sorry Penske

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Originally posted by paigowprincess
OK, NOW you have made an impressoin on me> I hear its hot down there in Austin

I'm going to be out of town. Sorry.

Drive fast, live hard, no regrets... Sorry Penske

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Originally posted by Shape Shifter
I'm going to be out of town. Sorry.

Where are you going to be?

Drive fast, live hard, no regrets... Sorry Penske

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Originally posted by greatwhitenorthchick
Where are you going to be?

France?

Drive fast, live hard, no regrets... Sorry Penske

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Originally posted by Shape Shifter
I'm going to be out of town. Sorry.

that's okay, more for the rest of us.

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Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
Actually, its kinda like this... Pennsylvania has favorable workout laws. New York does not. So the first battle in many cases here involving NY lenders is where the case shall be litigated and whose law controls. It sounds law schoolish, but it happens.

I apologize if you thought that my post was intended to elicit further explanation of the conflict of laws issues referenced in your prior post. I assure you, it was not.

Drive fast, live hard, no regrets... Sorry Penske

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Originally posted by Shape Shifter
France?

Lucky Pierre. Who's the third?

Drive fast, live hard, no regrets... Sorry Penske

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Originally posted by baltassoc
Did the thought that you are likely attempt to spend a significant amount of a weekend with RT and me in about a month ever cross your mind when you posted this? Did you perhaps think that RT would suddenly say to herself "Ohmygod Paigow's right, ba is an ass. Posting on the DC Board when he lived in Baltimore. The horror. The horror. I guess I'll spend ACL hanging with Paigow."?

You remember me from the Infirm board? Could you be more clueless? I'm a fucking mod here (ironically, and to your great pleasure, I'm sure, on the Mid-Atlantic board)(ETA: I point this out not to imply that mods are somehow more important than active posters, but rather to note that I can not be Ignored [but obviously I have been ignored - kind of blowing the whole "Ignoring admins/Mods" debate right out of the water].).

Look, as I tried repeatedly on the Infirm DC board, I'm willing to let bygones be bygones. But you make that very difficult sometimes

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Originally posted by paigowprincess
What bygones? The only memory I have of you is what I posted. I have no idea what youa re talking about Did we have a fight or something? I have no idea whats happening with you and RT . I really am out of the loop on tis one. But you definitely seem grumpy all right.

I am sorry if you havent left much of an impression on me. You dont have a huge post count and you probalby dont post here much. The only people I am aware of as mods are Ty and the three here. Sorry.

This is even worse than the schmoopie crap.

Sorry, the amazing band that did the jerry tribute is the Black Crowes. I thought I had made an impression.

Drive fast, live hard, no regrets... Sorry Penske

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Originally posted by paigowprincess
The only people I am aware of as mods are Ty and the three here. Sorry.

Huh!?!?

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Originally posted by notcasesensitive
I'd be more like, "yo, bitch, that debt ain't mine! talk to the proverbial hand!"

That's nice and all, when the computer generating the yes/no answer based on your credit history spits out a big ol' "denied."

based on the posts here, though, i'd hire sebby in a heartbeat to help work it out, though. sounds like he's got some mad deadbeat-saving skillz.

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Originally posted by Pretty Little Flower
I apologize if you thought that my post was intended to elicit further explanation of the conflict of laws issues referenced in your prior post. I assure you, it was not.

As you well know, I have no sense of obligation to respond to a post in the manner the poster anticipates or desires.

How did I become the sole advocate of taking a studious "read the documents" appraoch to our little hypothetical. So ironical.

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Originally posted by sebastian_dangerfield
As you well know, I have no sense of obligation to respond to a post in the manner the poster anticipates or desires.

How did I become the sole advocate of taking a studious "read the documents" appraoch to our little hypothetical. So ironical.

So what are the primary arguments in your legal arsenal to defeat the NY lenders' claims that NY law controls?

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I would like to hearby recipcocate Sebastian Dangerfield's declaration of love from yesterday. Sorry, balt.

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Originally posted by Replaced_Texan
I would like to hearby recipcocate Sebastian Dangerfield's declaration of love from yesterday. Sorry, balt.

What? No MFM?

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Originally posted by Mmmm, Burger (C.J.)
That's nice and all, when the computer generating the yes/no answer based on your credit history spits out a big ol' "denied."

based on the posts here, though, i'd hire sebby in a heartbeat to help work it out, though. sounds like he's got some mad deadbeat-saving skillz.

Isn't credit scoring just a weighing of debts to income over the life of the loan applied for? (gross oversimplification). I wouldn't think a $21k addition to one's debt load, particularly if you put a "This Debt is Disputed and in litigation" disclaimer on your report would do much.

The old days, where your credit got tanked for fucking over any obligation, are over. I know this well; I have a fantastic stack of parking tickets from when I lived in another city. Some bottomfeeder's been harping about them to one of my credit rating agencies for years. I get calls every now and again from them demanding payment. Why would I ever pay them a dime? They can't do jack to me.

File a counterclaim and advise lenders the counterclaim has a value far in excess of the debt.