Steve Cramer wrote:
riverman wrote:
"Kernix" wrote
possession is 9/10th's of the law - it was left on your property - it's
yours. Or decide to sell it back to him for your estimate of storage
fees.

I'm assumin it's fiberglass. I assume you can fix it, but I have no
idea how you would. Know any know-it-all handy men? Ask them for
suggestions of fixing materials.

This post is so funny its hard to know if its even worth responding to it.

--riverman

Then kernix wrote:
What's so funny dude - with my post - why don't you explain it to us -
****ing dickhead! Can't stand assholes like you.

Although I have been warned (by riverman!) against writing responses
that will potentially offend belligerent newcomers, let me suggest a few
things:

1. "possession is 9/10ths of the law" What law? Code Napoleon? Code of
Hammurabi? Are you sure about the 9/10? It might be only 86%. Though
perhaps 92%
2. "assumin it's fiberglass" It's been pretty well established that it's
plastic.
3. "I assume you can fix it..." Do you have _any_ basis for that assumption?
4. "...but I have no idea how you would" And you offer this advice
because....?
5. "know-it-all handy men? Ask them" Sure, the guy who comes by and
unstops my drains and fixes my front porch step will know how to fix a
weathered polylink or ABS canoe.

Of course, riverman may have a totally different take on on your post...

Steve
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Steve Cramer
Athens, GA

Hee hee. No, you got it about right. This is definately not the type of
person I'd be taking legal advice from, as he is simultaneously highly
opinioned and transparently ignorant. (And I'm not just talking about
the 'gee, I think you can repair fiberglass' comment.)

But hey, at least he knows the type of asshole he can't stand.

--riverman