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Togreenfeet

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I stopped at a convenience store earlier today to fill my wife’s car up. This man walks out of the store that I notice is always-at s stoplight near by, panhandling. Inhis right hand a gallon of water....... in his left hand, a case of beer.......
 

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Glad things worked out well. One quick correction. If he defaults on his agreed payments he will NOT go to jail. This is a judgement in civil court and civil court does not have jail as an option. If he defaults then the court will issue a default judgement in your favor, and you can then use certain options to collect on that judgement.

I suggest reading #8....

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Unless I'm mistaken, violation of a court order is considered "Contempt of Court,"
which is a jailable offense, regardless of whether it is Criminal or Civil.

I know a good bit about the law, but I am not a lawyer.....

Best,

Scott
 

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AU24K

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Went to my locksmith Friend's shop this morning.
Turns out it is a broken key in the ignition.
My Friend said that he'd been trying to get it out for 3 days.

So, I get out my extractors and tried for over a half hour.
There were wafers in front preventing it from being extracted.

I took a break and asked if he had a good working key.
He said that he did.
I said, "Make a duplicate on a non-chip mechanical key."
He did and handed it to me.
I took a pair of pliers and broke it where I felt the piece of key in the ignition was broken.
My Friend's eyes got big and he said, "WTH?"
I then took the head of the key I had just broken, that had 3-4 cuts needed, inserted into the ignition and turned the ignition, releasing the steering wheel to access the screws that held the plastic shroud in place.
Once the shroud was removed, I pressed a pick in the "poke-hole" to depress the active retainer and removed the ignition.

With the ignition now in hand, I disassembled it to remove the broken key part.

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(The head piece of the key I broke the tip off and the broken piece of key removed)

I then reassembled the ignition, handed it to my Friend and said, "Scotty's Magic again!"

As I was collecting up my tools, he was cutting a new chip key after he had re-installed the ignition.

As I was leaving, I said, "Call on ole Scotty anytime you need some magic, Brother!"

I'm sure that I'll have another call from him sometime....

Because, don't we all sometimes need a little magic?



Best,

Scott
 

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AU24K

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Got the dial lock in the mail yesterday and completed the retro-fit.

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Hope all are enjoying their Spring Weekend!

Best,

Scott
 

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I hesitate to relate this story because it may exemplify my age-related foibles....

But, here we go.....

The Wednesday before court, I couldn't sleep at all that night.
I finally went to court on Thursday morning fuelled with 3 pots of overnight coffee.

When the proceedings on Thursday were completed, I went home and just "fell out," emotionally and physically drained.
I laid down in the bed and soon was fast asleep.

Soon, I quickly opened my eyes, glanced at my alarm clock and saw that it was seven o'clock!
I thought, "Damn! I'm late for work!"
I jumped out of bed, put on my work clothes and hurried to my truck.
As I'm driving the 20 minutes to work, I notice a different traffic pattern. I also notice that it is getting darker and not lighter.

I get to work and clock in.

As I'm clocking in, I notice that it is PM!

Somewhat embarrassed, I clock back out and go home. :tongue3:

The next day, I told all of the crew of my blunder.
Laughs all around were had!

At least I wasn't late....

Scott
 

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And, my psyche is.....

MUSIC!



And Patriotism....





Scott
 

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Talked with David yesterday.
He was still having trouble sleeping.

He likes Tom Clancy novels.
I suggested reading some Robert Ludlum novels.
Starting with the "Bourne Identity."
Seems like I remember a First Edition hardback Ludlum issue around here somewhere.
But, you know that I'm packing up....
I'll look, and, when I find it, I will give it to David.

I said that when I had trouble sleeping, that I'd read until I fell asleep.
I cautioned him that the novels were so exciting that he may not be able to sleep!

Monday, I'll find him and ask if my suggestion worked....

Scott
 

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And, this Tuesday is another session of Veterans Court.
The time that I miss at work is allowed by my Boss by working overtime.

I have done my best to help the 5 Veterans that I mentor.

A couple will Graduate the Course soon.
Some have problems that I hope I can help with....

ALL are my Brothers.

Scott
 

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Togreenfeet

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My dad bought my mom a piano for her birthday. A few weeks later, I asked how she was doing with it.

"Oh," said my dad, "I persuaded her to switch to a clarinet."

"How come?" I asked.

"Well," he answered, "because with a clarinet, she can't sing."
 

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My dad bought my mom a piano for her birthday. A few weeks later, I asked how she was doing with it.

"Oh," said my dad, "I persuaded her to switch to a clarinet."

"How come?" I asked.

"Well," he answered, "because with a clarinet, she can't sing."

Ouch!:laughing7:
 

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