I feel like that's some sort of saying, but I can't quite remember for sure...
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Landlord Goes Full Retard
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I feel like that's some sort of saying, but I can't quite remember for sure...
hoosierdoc
Freed prisoner
And your word scares them? I get your point though.
Have you seen the Simpsons episode where Homer takes Bart out to do "manly" things and he takes him a steel mill?
Stop it, you're gonna give act a big head
[video=youtube;UXHuOP33iiw]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UXHuOP33iiw[/video]
What you say, and how you say it, can be as important as the actual fight.
Wars are fought on perceptions.
Fights are microcosms of wars.
hoosierdoc
Freed prisoner
I think we have effectively put this thread to pasture. I'm headed to bed.
Gluemanz28
Grandmaster
Stupid is a choice and the other is something you are born with. I was in the bad habit of calling stupid people a tard. I was called out on it and it made me think that I didn't want to put a Mentally Handicapped person in the same low life pool as stupid people.
To each their own, but this is what works for me.
To each their own, but this is what works for me.
^^^This^^^ It's only fairly recently that it's become non-PC. It was once a mainstream term to describe someone who was mentally [STRIKE]handicapped[/STRIKE] [STRIKE]disabled[/STRIKE] challenged. I don't often agree with Mr. J, but I recognized the allusion to the comedy movie.
Well, pressure is an issue these days.......
Someone has a sig line to this effect... "Speed is fine, but accuracy is everything" or something like that...
Slawburger
Master
The specific word used doesn't matter, the way it is used does matter.
When a word associated with a group of people is applied to someone outside that group as an insult then you are insulting both the individual (by saying "he is like one of them") and the group by saying it is so shameful to be a member of this group that lumping other people with you is an insult.
I am far from PC but I don't make fun of people that were born with real challenges and I don't use inclusion as a member of "that group" as an insult. Comparing someone you find reprehensible, disgusting or stupid to "one of those people" is an insult to "those people" as much as to the individual you are disparaging.
PS: Being a liberal is a choice so I am okay with using "liberal" as an insult.
When a word associated with a group of people is applied to someone outside that group as an insult then you are insulting both the individual (by saying "he is like one of them") and the group by saying it is so shameful to be a member of this group that lumping other people with you is an insult.
I am far from PC but I don't make fun of people that were born with real challenges and I don't use inclusion as a member of "that group" as an insult. Comparing someone you find reprehensible, disgusting or stupid to "one of those people" is an insult to "those people" as much as to the individual you are disparaging.
PS: Being a liberal is a choice so I am okay with using "liberal" as an insult.
The specific word used doesn't matter, the way it is used does matter.
When a word associated with a group of people is applied to someone outside that group as an insult then you are insulting both the individual (by saying "he is like one of them") and the group by saying it is so shameful to be a member of this group that lumping other people with you is an insult.
I am far from PC but I don't make fun of people that were born with real challenges and I don't use inclusion as a member of "that group" as an insult. Comparing someone you find reprehensible, disgusting or stupid to "one of those people" is an insult to "those people" as much as to the individual you are disparaging.
PS: Being a liberal is a choice so I am okay with using "liberal" as an insult.
Well this thread has gotten retarded
Lectric102002
Master
If there was a rule against saying stupid stuff, most of us wouldn't have made it to 50 posts.
What does any of that have to do with contract law?
in this particular case, the lease is clear. An occupant not name on the lease is only allowed to reside in the unit for a period of 7 days.
Spousal status doesn't have a thing to do with visitor status. They could have been separated and filing for divorce when she moved in. Patching things up and having him live the because they are still legally married doesn't matter one whit. I just went rounds with a tenant last summer over a friend who was a "temporary" guest. Except the friend moved in the day the lease started and was still there 6 weeks later. They didn't want to kick the "guest" out (proof they intended him to live there all along) or be kicked out themselves, so I put a price on the lease violation and made a compromise. The 3rd person could stay but it would cost them more in rent.
the landlord in this storyis well within his rights to enforce the lease. And it's a bunch of hypocrites who are condemning him simply because the lease violator is a service member. i doubt the landlord could bring criminal charges since it is an occupancy issue, not a true trespass issue (though that line is blurry). And I have my doubts about his ability to unilaterally increase rent, unless the lease stipulates such changes are automatic when the proper triggers are pulled.
