Re: Dear Anonymousxenophile666August 20 2003, 13:46:31 UTC
Sure you will, you'll comment "beyond this point." You always want to have the last word (which is, oddly, one of your more endearing traits). Or you'll comment in your own LJ where no one can respond (except the ones you allow), guaranteeing that you'll have the last word. Probably make it Friends Only, so I can't read it. (Which is, I see, what you apparently did to your last post in your LJ.) Es macht mir nichts.
Yeah, you caught me. I fibbed. ("Mea culpa! Mea maxima culpa!" The Pope intones, "Ego te absolvo ...") So sue me. At first I thought that I didn't want you "lurking in my LJ!" But now that I think about it, I couldn't care less.
I will never bar you. Make all the comments you like, call me any names you please, or ignore it completely: It's water off a duck's back. (Just don't expect me to be "laid back" when you call my wife a "bitter little whore." That was the comment that I chose not to ignore.)
I honestly am glad that you find this "amusing". We also found it "amusing" (for want of a better word)
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Re: Dear Anonymousxenophile666August 21 2003, 07:26:49 UTC
... I will decide what to do as far as the money goes, but if you expect me to do right buy you, give me a reason to.
Fair enough. I'll give you 4 reasons:
1. You told me you would pay it; 2. You put your signature to a document saying you would pay it all (by July, 2002); 3. You told the judge in juvenile court that you would pay it; 4. Debts should be paid before buying personal luxuries. These are the reasons. Whether you agree with them or not, they are all true, all valid, and each one is sufficient by itself (even if the other three did not exist).
One might hate their landlord, but that does not mean they should not pay rent. One may dislike the power company, but they should still pay their electric bills. Personal feelings, likes or dislikes, are not pertinent.
It boils down to one simple concept: keeping your word.
Re: Dear Anonymous (Overdue Child Support)xenophile666October 13 2003, 11:28:58 UTC
"I would appreciate if we were to communicate through email and not through here for now on."
We have received no responses from you "through email," so I am attempting through here again.
You stated "I will keep my word" to pay back the overdue child support. So far, we have received nothing from you.
This is a financial issue. It is not one of the "personal issues that are between you and I." It is a past-due debt. It now stands at $732.00. When and how much can we expect to receive from you?
Overdue Child Supportxenophile666January 22 2004, 12:07:22 UTC
(After sending e-mails to both Ramirez13@comcast.net and ramirez1301@hotmail.com over a week ago, and having received no response, I use this as a last resort.)
It has been thirteen (now fourteen) weeks since you told me that you would "settle your debt." That is more than enough time for you to have arranged something.
This debt is now more than seventeen months past due. Gabi has made small payments, but she is trying, and at least the payments have been regular. You, on the other hand, have sent nothing.
The amount due is now $652. Send a money order as soon as possible. No checks.
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BTW, what happened to "I will not mention you again ... you are dead to me."?
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Yeah, you caught me. I fibbed. ("Mea culpa! Mea maxima culpa!" The Pope intones, "Ego te absolvo ...") So sue me. At first I thought that I didn't want you "lurking in my LJ!" But now that I think about it, I couldn't care less.
I will never bar you. Make all the comments you like, call me any names you please, or ignore it completely: It's water off a duck's back. (Just don't expect me to be "laid back" when you call my wife a "bitter little whore." That was the comment that I chose not to ignore.)
I honestly am glad that you find this "amusing". We also found it "amusing" (for want of a better word) ( ... )
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Fair enough. I'll give you 4 reasons:
1. You told me you would pay it;
2. You put your signature to a document saying you would pay it all (by July, 2002);
3. You told the judge in juvenile court that you would pay it;
4. Debts should be paid before buying personal luxuries.
These are the reasons. Whether you agree with them or not, they are all true, all valid, and each one is sufficient by itself (even if the other three did not exist).
One might hate their landlord, but that does not mean they should not pay rent. One may dislike the power company, but they should still pay their electric bills. Personal feelings, likes or dislikes, are not pertinent.
It boils down to one simple concept: keeping your word.
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Note: Be sure and send it in a money order, not a personal check.
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We have received no responses from you "through email," so I am attempting through here again.
You stated "I will keep my word" to pay back the overdue child support. So far, we have received nothing from you.
This is a financial issue. It is not one of the "personal issues that are between you and I." It is a past-due debt. It now stands at $732.00. When and how much can we expect to receive from you?
Please respond as soon as possible.
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I will update my address book.
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It has been thirteen (now fourteen) weeks since you told me that you would "settle your debt." That is more than enough time for you to have arranged something.
This debt is now more than seventeen months past due. Gabi has made small payments, but she is trying, and at least the payments have been regular. You, on the other hand, have sent nothing.
The amount due is now $652. Send a money order as soon as possible. No checks.
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