Greer v. Moon, No. 20-cv-00647 (D. Utah Sep. 16, 2020)

[Harvey Danger]

Distinctly lacking any of his usual piss whining, he did not want to file this lmao

My theory is he didn't want Hardin to file a report explicitly pointing out he was late. He was hoping the judge wouldn't scrutinize the exhibit, and if Hardin accuses him of hiding it he can say "no I didn't, it's in the exhibit!"

However, as I have thoroughly argued in other threads, Hardin is still ordered instructed to file a status report anyway. There's no reason for him to leave out the tardiness. When Russ whines about redundant filings, Hardin has a docket order to point to, while Russ doesn't.

 

[Friend of Dorothy Parker]

Lol, he such a damn disaster, he can't do anything right.

I went through a period in life where I was so uptight about being perfect, and also subconsciously rebellious, I'd always deliver late. Without fail, always delivered, always good product, and often not late enough to be objectively wrong or missed, exactly, but still, always late. I'd chalk Russell's chronic failure up to some anxious perfectionism, but we all know it's just spit-in-your-eye recalcitrance and assholery.

 

[Greasy Goblin]

My theory is he didn't want Hardin to file a report explicitly pointing out he was late. He was hoping the judge wouldn't scrutinize the exhibit, and if Hardin accuses him of hiding it he can say "no I didn't, it's in the exhibit!"

However, as I have thoroughly argued in other threads, Hardin is still ordered instructed to file a status report anyway. There's no reason for him to leave out the tardiness. When Russ whines about redundant filings, Hardin has a docket order to point to, while Russ doesn't.

I do wonder if Hardin woke up this morning and decided to wait to file a status report specifically because he expected this sort of fuckery from Greee. An easy way to add to the list of reasons why this case is absurd, but perhaps out of mild annoyance. To comply with what he was instructed to do, Hardin would have had to periodically check to see if a payment was sent until until midnight.... only for the payment to come in close to the deadline, but the next day. Wasting the opposition's time and money certainly seems vexatious to me.

 

[DavidS877]

I do wonder if Hardin woke up this morning and decided to wait to file a status report specifically because he expected this sort of fuckery from Greee. An easy way to add to the list of reasons why this case is absurd, but perhaps out of mild annoyance. To comply with what he was instructed to do, Hardin would have had to periodically check to see if a payment was sent until until midnight.... only for the payment to come in close to the deadline, but the next day. Wasting the opposition's time and money certainly seems vexatious to me.

My guess is that Mr. Hardin is simply waiting to make 100% sure the funds clear. It's easy to file "Failed to pay." But he likely doesn't want to tell the court "we're all good" if the payment somehow fails. If Xoom is operating on the normal EFT/ACH mechanism then it may be a couple days.

 

[LiquidChrisRespecter]

He's going to have to cut his Olive Garden GFE dates even shorter now.

 

[Gorton Colu]

Lol, he such a damn disaster, he can't do anything right.

I went through a period in life where I was so uptight about being perfect, and also subconsciously rebellious, I'd always deliver late. Without fail, always delivered, always good product, and often not late enough to be objectively wrong or missed, exactly, but still, always late. I'd chalk Russell's chronic failure up to some anxious perfectionism, but we all know it's just spit-in-your-eye recalcitrance and assholery.

This was my thought exactly. He needed some psychic self soothing, so he sent payment late on purpose to spite everyone and make himself feel better.

 

[Jew-ish]

What are the odds Brickface gave him the money in order to keep draining the legal fund and annoy Dear Feeder?

 

[Useful_Mistake]

What are the odds Brickface gave him the money in order to keep draining the legal fund and annoy Dear Feeder?

Him paying up increases the chances of other (pending) sanctions not being mooted by case closure. 10th Circuit caselaw says it's not supposed to be mooted, but the judges may have wanted to play fast and loose anyway

 

[Sexy Potoo]

there's no way this fucking retard has a bank account. it's probably just a paypal wallet.

Could Hardin file a Motion to claim Russhole's PayPal account as a sanction award? Not the money inside it, just the account.

Could be a way to finally accept credit card payments for the site.

 

[Sexy Senior Citizen]

Congrats to Kiwifarms, a website, for getting $1500 worth of Greer's cheese.

"WE'VE GOT THE CHEESE, GROMIT! WE'VE GOT THE CHEEEEEEESE!!!!"
-Null, speaking to his avatar

 

[Kosher Dill]

Greer spelled "Mathew" Hardin's name wrong, so the transfer doesn't count. Do it again!

 

[Useful_Mistake]

Greer spelled "Mathew" Hardin's name wrong, so the transfer doesn't count. Do it again!

Top 10 tricks the Courts DO NOT WANT you to know.

 

[Jerek Deter]

There has been so much shit going on regarding sanctions and Greer's incompetence/IFP status and stalling that I genuinely forgot there's a copyright case still going on after the sanctions got cleared up. I think Russ has forgotten too, and just vaguely marks whenever the next court date/statement/whatever is supposed to be done by on a calendar and then just types "I'M BEING HARRASSED YOUR HONOR" into an email to relevant parties (making sure to CC Hardin so Hardin knows he's part of muh harrassment) and then goes on hooker sidequests until he realizes he has to sperg out again.

 

[DragoonSierra]

I bet his  important for business ONLY whorehouse money is kept in a PayPal account

 

[Ralph Barnhardt]

There has been so much shit going on regarding sanctions and Greer's incompetence/IFP status and stalling that I genuinely forgot there's a copyright case still going on after the sanctions got cleared up. I think Russ has forgotten too,

If only. I don't know how many times he's plight posted in his filings about The Hardship looking into and exposing his many lies that, according to Greee, don't matter because it's a copyright case.

 

[AnOminous]

If I'd known I could get so little done and still get paid, I'd have been a judge.

In my personal experience, judges are among the hardest working professionals out there.

But then you get these niggas.

 

[Prokhor Zakharov]

There's no reason for him to leave out the tardiness

The judges have to realize at this point that Greee is always tardy. They should just expect the tardiness to continue. We've known all along that Greee is tardy.

 

[AnOminous]

The judges have to realize at this point that Greee is always tardy. They should just expect the tardiness to continue. We've known all along that Greee is tardy.

He's tardy because he's a TARD.

 

[break these cuffs]

There's a TON of shit still to be ruled on. Time for my monthly recap:

ECF 234, Hardin's motion for sanctions from FEBRUARY on Greer's lies about witnesses (and about Hardin) which was taken under advisement at the hearing IN MAY.

ECF 299, Greer's idiotic motion for show cause which was filed IN MAY, timely opposed by Hardin.

ECF 313, Hardin's motion to unseal Document 1 for private viewing with a mind to prove IFP fraud when the case was originally filed almost five years ago. Greer opposed.

ECF 314, Greer's idiotic motion for a protective order against Hardin, filed IN MAY, timely opposed by Hardin.

ECF 243, "taken under advisement" at the hearing IN MAY, pending Greer's production of the Utah 2018 docs. Greer never produced them. Case-ending sanctions were explicitly threatened in the hearing if Greer refused to produce them, but the Magistrate's language was more "We might have to look at that" than "DO IT OR ELSE" which would've maybe been more effective.

No motion was ever filed by Hardin on the "attorney's eyes only" bullshit but it was entered into the docket at ECF 321. The court won't do anything about it absent a motion, but it's out there.

ECF 330, Hardin's motion for sanctions on Greer re: the subpoena Greer fraudulently obtained from the clerk while discovery remains stayed. Filed IN JUNE, Greer has opposed.

ECF 331, Greer's motion for "clarification" AND for modification of the discovery stay, filed IN JUNE, timely opposed by Hardin.

ECF 337, Hardin's motion for sanctions re: Greer's fuckery in trying to get an "emergency" reschedule of the May 6 hearing and his lies to the court about that. Greer opposed.

ECF 346, last month's motion for sanctions from Greer on Hardin, filed improperly without the 21-day service as per usual. Hardin took his time but eventually responded.

ECF 350, Hardin's motion a few weeks ago to revoke Greer's access to electronic filing via emailing docs to the clerk. Greer has opposed.

And, of course, the motion to dismiss, originally filed IN APRIL at ECF 274. Response and reply have been made, nothing left to do but for a judge to rule on it.

I think those are all the action items that remain open. A metric buttload of shit sitting around for months with zero action from the judges.

That looks like a lot of work. I'd hate to be the guy who has to deal with that. I am 100% not the secret account of Judge David Barlow, but my view 100% represent his.

 

[GaryGray]

And, of course, the motion to dismiss, originally filed IN APRIL at ECF 274. Response and reply have been made, nothing left to do but for a judge to rule on it.

Is there any reason why this would not be the first thing ruled on now that the sanction has been resolved? Everything else might as well get wrapped up into another omnibus.