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Damn nigger dogs.

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I was on a jog with my doggie. I call him Joe Black. He's a black pure English cockerspaniel.

Some dumbass woman has 2 german shepards. They pull so hard she lets go and they attack me and my doggie Joeeee. I wrap joe in my arms and he starts squirming and barking. The dogs are all over me trying to get my dog. I was bitten 4 times. I went to the hospital for shots. Damn white girls and their nigger dogs.
 
You know you can charge that woman and also get her dogs put down.
 
i say sue her for all shes worth. its only the american thing to do.
 
last time i knew california was in amereeeka
 
On May 3, 2005, Mr. Roy Pearson took some suits to Custom Cleaners, included was a pair of $800.00 grey trousers. Soo Chung, Jin Nam Chung and Ki Y. Chung own this dry cleaners. Mr. Pearson claimed that he was told the pants would be ready on May, 6 2005. The Chung’s informed Mr. Pearson that the grey pants had been misplaced. Pearson then asked to be refunded for the full price of the suit, which he claimed was $1,000. The Chung’s agreed to pay for the pants, but not the entire suit. When they refused, he decided to sue. They latter agreed to pay Mr. Pearson $3000, $4600, and then $12,000. Mr. Pearson came up with his own figures. He based his figure on two signs in the drycleaner’s- “Satisfaction Guaranteed” and “Same Day Service”.

Each sign held a $1500.00 violation. He multiplied 1500.00 times the 120 days his pants were missing and then times three (he decided to sue each owner separately.) He then added $500,000 for “emotional damages” and $542,500 in legal fees for representing himself. That was a grand total of $65,462,500! In 2007, the case was decided in favor of the dry cleaners. Ironically, the judge sanctioned Mr. Pearson $12,000 for “creating unnecessary litigation and making threats. By October Mr. Pearson lost his job as an Administrative Law Judge. The panel cited that he did not demsonstrate a “judicial temperament.” – Guess not.

http://socyberty.com/law/six-absolutely-preposterous-lawsuits/
 
I have a German Shepard.. Don't judge a whole breed because one woman doesn't know how to handle them.
 
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