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- 12 Lip 2019
Waids gotta be running low on Gofundme cash pretty fucking soon, at some point this is going to actually cost him money. That's the real come to Jesus Moment that I am looking forward to.
Richard Meyer v. Mark Waid (2018)
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- 28 Gru 2014
He could have done it with an axe, too, as he split rails for much of his youth with an axe. I wouldn't want to face Lincoln with an axe.
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- 19 Lut 2018
Even without the axe I wouldn't give him a go. Before he went into politics he was a famed wrestler and could apparently outgrapple any man he met. Plus his post-victory trash talk game was on point:
Abe 'Railsplitter' Lincoln powiedział(a):
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- 16 Gru 2019
Don't forget the dude was a fucking giant for the time at almost seven feet tall, and had an absolutely killer chin. The first Gigachad.
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- 10 Lis 2015
he was 6'4"
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- 9 Mar 2019
I forget where we are in the case.
Does Meyer have to file something or is it up to the judge to make the process proceed forward?
Does Meyer have to file something or is it up to the judge to make the process proceed forward?
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- 28 Gru 2014
Pretty sure the Scheduling Order applies at this point. So it's up to Waid to file some absolute bullshit to derail it at this point, not up to Meyer to do anything other than comply with the scheduling order.
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- 10 Lip 2017
I’ll just leave this here so everyone can absorb the irony.
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- 3 Sty 2017
Has Zaid ever worked for CNN or the Washington Post? Because Sandman's lawyer is already saying the jagoffs who work for them and who've been commenting on the case and offering this and similar opinions (this includes Brian Stetler, among others) need to be fired for breaching the settlement's confidentiality agreement.
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- 10 Lip 2017
He’s appeared on CNN. But I doubt he is considered an employee.
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- 28 Gru 2014
Zaid is an imbecile. And a Super Lawyer. But I repeat myself.
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- 9 Mar 2019
This motherfucker.....
He has no legs to stand on as he's left clients hung out to dry.
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- 6 Maj 2019
Isn't... isn't Zaid LEGALLY supposed to remain off twitter? You know, due to the house arrest?
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- 30 Mar 2020
Brian Stelter retweeted...dat's a breach of confidentially my man.
Holy fuck.
So so far 2 out of 8 cases(six still ongoing) Sandman has gotten paid off.
Nothing there guys...
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- 5 Sie 2019
The Twitter Super Lawyer energy is astronomical.
Why are they all like this?
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- 10 Lip 2017
Oh it gets better. Sandman's Lawyers are in the process of bitch slapping Stelter and CNN. Stelter just violated the NDA terms of CNN's Settlement. So did an idiot columnist at the WaPo.
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- 30 Mar 2020
I just edited for that! I really hope Stelter gets fired.
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- 28 Gru 2014
If they don't repudiate the actions of their employee in some way, they ratify it and adopt it as their own.
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- 3 Wrz 2014
Because only a smoothbrain would pretend that "super lawyer" means anything, and Zaid's biggest "win" was literally a participation trophy.
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- 17 Sty 2018
Which one? I only saw Stelter's retweet with Sandmann's lawyer's response. And then a whole bunch of people saying that by pointing out the breach of confidentiality that the lawyer must have confirmed the speculation about the low payout, and him getting more and more terse as he blocked them for being stupid.
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