Trained by Namyjamo and Meech just can't wait to see it

[fastboy21]

Originally Posted by nivbot [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Yeah I came to reminisce not give validation to a patheticife by killing the same.dragons over and over for years. Purposely keeping others out of the content. Your type is all over this server apparently and I find it quite amusing and sad really. Howing has it been since you touched a tit? Bet it's been ages. What a sad sad life

I think its time for you take that nap again...day 3 of hitting refresh starting to show on you.

[skarlorn]

I'm glad you're not in debt [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] Most lawyers I know who graduate and then transition to a non-law profession do it because their investment in law school saddled them with debt and the job prospects as a "young juris doctor" are bleak. Then again I'm probably 20 years younger than you, so the field is different. When I heard you were playing video games at your blog writing job I felt pretty bad for you! It sounded like you have an unchallenging job that you don't actually care about maximizing your performance in and also like the only use you get out of your expensive and time-intensive law degree is the use of dead language to prove culpability of simulated elves on the project 1999 EQ server so that when you die to easily avoidable trains you can send in a petition to waste our staff's precious time instead of casting a spell called Gate.

[fastboy21]

Originally Posted by skarlorn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I'm glad you're not in debt [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] Most lawyers I know who graduate and then transition to a non-law profession do it because their investment in law school saddled them with debt and the job prospects as a "young juris doctor" are bleak. Then again I'm probably 20 years younger than you, so the field is different. When I heard you were playing video games at your blog writing job I felt pretty bad for you! It sounded like you have an unchallenging job that you don't actually care about maximizing your performance in and also like the only use you get out of your expensive and time-intensive law degree is the use of dead language to prove culpability of simulated elves on the project 1999 EQ server so that when you die to easily avoidable trains you can send in a petition to waste our staff's precious time instead of casting a spell called Gate.

Gate is stupid. Did you go to Stupid School?

[nivbot]

Originally Posted by nyclin [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

OP now calling people virgin nerds, we've reached peak meltdown

it's all downhill from here folks

I can only assume it is the case. Someone who spends what? At least 4 years doing the same content over and over wasting their life keeping others from playing has to have very little in the way of a life. And anyway, I never said virgin. By me saying how long has it been since you touched a tit it would entail that he may have touched one before.

[Rivera]

Originally Posted by nyclin [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

lol good luck with ur thread

Originally Posted by nyclin [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

OP now calling people virgin nerds, we've reached peak meltdown

it's all downhill from here folks

id say it turned out pretty well [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

[nivbot]

Originally Posted by skarlorn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

I'm glad you're not in debt [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.] Most lawyers I know who graduate and then transition to a non-law profession do it because their investment in law school saddled them with debt and the job prospects as a "young juris doctor" are bleak. Then again I'm probably 20 years younger than you, so the field is different. When I heard you were playing video games at your blog writing job I felt pretty bad for you! It sounded like you have an unchallenging job that you don't actually care about maximizing your performance in and also like the only use you get out of your expensive and time-intensive law degree is the use of dead language to prove culpability of simulated elves on the project 1999 EQ server so that when you die to easily avoidable trains you can send in a petition to waste our staff's precious time instead of casting a spell called Gate.

I don't write anything. I oversee.

[skarlorn]

Originally Posted by fastboy21 [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Did you go to Stupid School?

Yes. In stupid school they taught me how to make a bar graph.

Here is my bar graph.

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[nivbot]

Originally Posted by skarlorn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Yes. In stupid school they taught me how to make a bar graph.

Here is my bar graph.

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Hahaha that one's good

[Baelinn]

Originally Posted by nivbot [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

You could use it there were some sort of monetary issue at stake but since there isn't then you can't and I'd wager any rational jury you find zero fault, but you can say what you want.

Since you're having a failure of imagination and/or metaphors here, let me simplify for you, lawyer buddy.

contributory negligence

n. a doctrine of common law that if a person was injured in part due to his/her own negligence (his/her negligence "contributed" to the accident), the injured party would not be entitled to collect any damages (money) from another party who supposedly caused the accident. Under this rule, a badly injured person who was only slightly negligent could not win in court against a very negligent defendant...

In other words, Namyjamo trained you. This was wrong. However, you stood there like an idiot instead of running or gating. This was also wrong. By failing to take appropriate action, you were negligent in contributing to the accident.

... If Joe Tosspot was driving drunk and speeding, and Angela Comfort was going 25 m.p.h. but six inches over the center-line, most likely Angela would be precluded from any recovery (receiving any money for injuries or damages) from a car crash... in the past few decades, most states have adopted a comparative negligence test in which the relative percentages of negligence by each person are used to determine damage recovery (how much money would be paid to the injured person).

Namyjamo did everything he could to help you avoid his "accident", despite being the initial cause thereof. And you did everything you could to run headlong into it and die anyway.

Since you're fighting for internet points instead of money. I hereby award you 0 internet points of a possible 100.

I hope my very highly educated legal opinion has helped you to understand why you are terrible.

[nivbot]

Originally Posted by Baelinn [You must be logged in to view images. Log in or Register.]

Since you're having a failure of imagination and/or metaphors here, let me simplify for you, lawyer buddy.




In other words, Namyjamo trained you. This was wrong. However, you stood there like an idiot instead of running or gating. This was also wrong. By failing to take appropriate action, you were negligent in contributing to the accident.





Namyjamo did everything he could to help you avoid his "accident", despite being the initial cause thereof. And you did everything you could to run headlong into it and die anyway.

Since you're fighting for internet points instead of money. I hereby award you 0 internet points of a possible 100.

I hope my very highly educated legal opinion has helped you to understand why you are terrible.

That's why I'd never have you on my jury. Thanks for playing