reviewing clients?

[ErikMcAlister]

>As for Scott Adler flexing and getting his way with that

>client...well if that story is true, then it is bad ass

 

What it is, is laughable. What sort of garden gnome was this client? (Apparently, the fraidy-cat kind!) If he's going to pen fiction, a little more exposition from Se... I mean Scott... would be nice.

[Steven_Draker]

>Does anybody remember a similiar story-only it was a Lawyer who lived with his mother?

 

 

In Long Island (if memory serves me right).

 

Steven Draker ~

[+ Charlie]

I think it was in Mahwah, NJ.

[JT Brooklyn]

Charlie I believe it was Mahwah, in the Land of Mosquitoes..After all this rain, they will be having a Suckfest! Pesky little Critters! :+

[joel304]

>I subtly flexed my arm and said that rates are non-negotiable.

> He pulled out two wads of money, one being his suggested

>about and the second being the amount to complete the full

>hour. Fucker planned it the whole time.

>

>Doesn't hurt to appear threatening at times to get what you

>deserve

 

LOL ... for the record, this wasn't me

 

 

"What on earth gave you the idea that I want to hear the story of your life?Save it for someone who cares -- if you can find such a person." All rights to Woodlawn

[SAdler]

>LOL ... for the record, this wasn't me

 

Of course not, I'm smart enough to report you instead of giving you the option

[SAdler]

>>Sociopaths (judging by his behavior) tend to repeat their

>>crimes in almost identical methodology.

 

>You know nothing about the situation, except that payment

>wasn't made, and you feel qualified to offer the professional

>opinion that the man is a sociopath?

 

Well Erik, considering I used the phrase "judging by his behavior" and the poster indicated that he was continuing to use the same m/o with other people...

 

The point is I never classified it as a professional opinion. However, as someone who has completed the course work for a B.S. in Psych I think I'm qualified to make the assumption. Frankly, anyone who has completed Psych 10 (or whatever catalog number you want to give it) can pick up on certain behavioral patterns that can designate a sociopathic diagnosis.

 

>Keep using big words. Professors (even the ones you don't

>fuck for an A) love that.

 

Don't be bitter because even bending over desks for your professors couldn't get you an A. Despite your allusion, I have never fucked a professor for an A or anything higher than what I deserved. Besides, he was teaching a GE class -- had no bearing on my future major courses

 

>Get a gold star for the day if you recognize sarcasm when you

>encounter it.

 

Oh Erik, feel free to let me know if you're coming to LA so you can back up all your "big words" in person -- would love that. And as to sarcasm, stick to the tools you know -- like lying.

[ErikMcAlister]

>Frankly, anyone who has completed Psych 10 (or whatever

>catalog number you want to give it) can pick up on certain

>behavioral patterns that can designate a sociopathic

>diagnosis.

 

One incident was described. That doesn't amount to a pattern, unless you're changing English the way you modify Latin.

 

>Don't be bitter because even bending over desks for your

>professors couldn't get you an A.

 

My intelligence gets me As. Here's a hint, bucko: law school courses are blind-graded. Even if I were pathetic enough to try to screw my way into a decent grade, the ABA has foreclosed that possibility. Be like Avis; try harder.

 

>Despite your allusion, I

>have never fucked a professor for an A or anything higher than

>what I deserved.

 

The point, genius, is that most of us try not to fuck our instructors.

 

>Oh Erik, feel free to let me know if you're coming to LA so

>you can back up all your "big words" in person

 

You think I'm afraid of you? LOL... don't start flexing those arms, PLEASE!

 

> And as to sarcasm, stick to the tools you know -- like

>lying.

 

About what have I lied?

[ErikMcAlister]

>Of course not, I'm smart enough to report you instead of

>giving you the option

 

Report to whom?

[SAdler]

>>Of course not, I'm smart enough to report you instead of

>>giving you the option

>

>Report to whom?

>

To quote the other board .... that's why you have to buy us drinks