On 11/19/13, 8:44 AM, Mr. Luddite wrote:
On 11/19/2013 7:41 AM, F.O.A.D. wrote:
On 11/18/13, 11:52 PM, KC wrote:


Anyway, around here they use plates for TAXES, period. Now when you go
to a local mall the cops have readers (hear that kevin, 21'st century
**** right here) on the front of their car and they just drive though
the parking lots scanning plates. If something comes up like an expired
reg, or insurance reported, you are screwed while you are sitting on
Santas lap...


It wouldn't surprise anyone here to learn you were screwed while sitting
on Santa's lap. How many times have you been ticketed while in the mall
because your car insurance had expired?

Yet another ID for rec.boats, eh? You tire of PsychoSnotty?

BTW, the spring semester at UCONN starts in about two months. Maybe you
could sell that motorbike and use the proceeds to send your daughter to
college. Storrs is what, about 25 miles away? How bad could tuition and
fees be for a commuting student?



He needs to collect rent from 4 different "deadbeat renters" in 5 years
first.

One in five years is understandable. Maybe even two. But four in five
years seems a little unusual. Maybe there's something screwy with the
common denominator involved with these rentals.





If it is the house he used to live in before his daddy died and left him
a better house, it is understandable. The house I recall is in the
middle of an industrial sector, with all sorts of trash in the yard and
problems with electricity and water and probably heating, too. Wanna bet
there are rats, mold and roaches?

It's too bad the kid isn't going to UCONN or some other decent state
college in Connecticut. She could learn a useful trade and earn a good
living, something that ain't gonna happen with motorbike racing.

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