Magic 8 Ball Sez…
Well, that’s its take. I would predict substantially less but, let me tell you, even a judgment against The Oaf for one dollar awarded to John Hoge would be abundantly satisfying. And, who knows? As parlous as the straits Bill by his own words claims his economic circumstances are in, maybe having to fork over that dollar would drive him into bankruptcy.
Ah, Team Good Guys- we know where the FUN really is.
David Edgren
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A one dollar judgment would be, of course, worth a lot more than a dollar because Hoge would tax costs onto it.
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I hope that it’s substantially more painful than that. We all know that BS would crow that a $1 judgment was a victory. Then he would refuse to pay it and end up in deeper shiat.
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No, he’ll pay it, likely in pennies, and gloat about how clever that payment method is.
On Tue, Aug 22, 2017 at 4:30 PM, The Artisan Craft Blog — Dave Alexander & Company with David Edgren and Gus Bailey wrote:
> Boston Bob commented: “I hope that it’s substantially more painful than > that. We all know that BS would crow that a $1 judgment was a victory. Then > he would refuse to pay it and end up in deeper shiat.” >
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I’ve always imagined Rosa Parkinsons as a homeless old coot, screaming at the clouds over the wrongs done unto him by God and man.
Let’s just say that I don’t expect that I’ll be imagining it for much longer.
If the judgement is as low as ten or fifteen grand, life as he knows it is effective over.
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Whatever award John would get, I hope that he sells it for a few cents on the dollar to the most aggressive collection agency in the world. The Oaf, of course, will claim that the several times daily calls from the agency dunning him will be just more instances of harassment but, like I indicated, he has no clue as to where the FUN really is.
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That’s what I’ve been hoping for several weeks, but stayed quiet about it. I’m not sure why because the Rosa Parks of Not Taking the Bus is way too much of a dullard to properly hide assets.
I guess I just like surprises.
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And if I’m not mistaken, such a collection agency could sue for recovery.
So I guess you’re wrong, David. This might not be Schmaleldt’s last court case after all.
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Someone, I forget who, suggested breaking the debt into five or ten chunks, and selling each chunk to a different aggressive collection agency.
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That’s exactly what I’d do.
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To paraphrase his most excellent pedo buddy Brett, it’s going to be endless collection agencies for the rest of Bill’s life.
Enjoy that you blubbery bastard.
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So…how y’all gonna spend that loot John was awarded at the trial yesterday?
Oh, wait….what?
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More importantly…
Now that the Kimberlins have been judge to have lied to file bogus charges, TWICE, how will that affect the PedoBomber’s “lawsuits for the rest of their lives”??
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