1568: Right in the Kisser

[DWarrior]

Originally Posted by Telache

I finally get it now.
When Keith made the apology to Christopher Brodeur, I was shocked.
Then, without really acknowledging the weird apology, he immediately segways into the discussion about Bully.
In this segment he adamantly advocates for confrontation of bullies.
...
Christopher Brodeur is the bully.

Well played, KATG.
Well played.

It took you through the segue to see what Keith did there?

[Heba]

In my state the driver license number is given to you based on your name & date of birth, so if I plug my number in that site and it has the state methodology, it will know my date of birth and my first name, middle initial, and last name. I am assuming NY must be the same on license numbers.

So creepy that you have to use your license info to view a movie trailer!

[Rufio]

Excited to hear the story of how keith breaks mr brodeurs nose on the next show.

[Incognito]

If this Brodeur really is a lawyer, couldn't it be possible that he could be disbarred for the things said in the letter? He's basically showing contempt for any court room he enters and the justice system in general.

He goes on to say how he will screw everyone who crosses him which means he is stating that he would manipulate the system against ethical and moral codes to come out on top. A lot of people could say that attorneys do this all the time every day, but actually saying it and putting it out there is a different thing.

Perhaps I am not as well-versed in juris prudence, but it made me curious.

[austindude]

Holy shit that first shot of Jason from the back is so fucking hot!!!
Chemda, you are right about his body. Damn!

[DWarrior]

Originally Posted by Incognito

If this Brodeur really is a lawyer, couldn't it be possible that he could be disbarred for the things said in the letter? He's basically showing contempt for any court room he enters and the justice system in general.

He goes on to say how he will screw everyone who crosses him which means he is stating that he would manipulate the system against ethical and moral codes to come out on top. A lot of people could say that attorneys do this all the time every day, but actually saying it and putting it out there is a different thing.

Perhaps I am not as well-versed in juris prudence, but it made me curious.

Jessica Delfino said it on the show. He's not a lawyer, he's just a fucktard who learned what not to do from all his arrests, plus he has the time to look this dumb shit up. He represents himself in court.

[Telache]

Originally Posted by DWarrior

It took you through the segue to see what Keith did there?

I'm slow sometimes.
But seeing Keith reading that e-mail while riding a Segway was incredible.

PS I now know how to spell segue. Cheers DWarrior. I'm marginally less retarded thanks to your post. *The More You Know*

[DWarrior]

Originally Posted by Telache

I'm slow sometimes.
But seeing Keith reading that e-mail while riding a Segway was incredible.

PS I now know how to spell segue. Cheers DWarrior. I'm marginally less retarded thanks to your post. *The More You Know*

If you just learn one new thing every day, you'll know a lot of things!

[Incognito]

Originally Posted by DWarrior

Jessica Delfino said it on the show. He's not a lawyer, he's just a fucktard who learned what not to do from all his arrests, plus he has the time to look this dumb shit up. He represents himself in court.

I figured as much. Delusions of grandeur.

[dannyhatch]

One of our family friend's ex-husbands was like this. So creepy. The worst kind of person.