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Since: Jun 11, 2007 Posts: 228
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(Msg. 1) Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 7:58 am
Post subject: A new law in Texas Archived from groups: tx>motorcycles (more info?)
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A couple weeks ago, I was on my way to the airport and I asked my wife
to take the Jeep and get the oil changed while I was gone. I came back
the following Friday and while we were driving home, I asked "did you
get a chance to change the oil?". She said she had and continued
saying "it was a good thing too, because some other stuff was wrong
with it". HUH? I cut to the chase and asked "how much did it cost".
She said "$138". Excuse me? She continued to tell me that they'd
changed the fluids in the axles. I asked why. I mean, this Jeep is
barely used...almost new....not abused...
Well, when she told me they'd changed the fluid in the axles, I pulled
over and looked under the Jeep. Sure enough, not a single bolt was
undone and still had plenty of dirt on them. $50 each for the axles
and on a Jeep that's a X2 price. I explained to my wife that to change
the fluids in the axles, you have to take the cover off and clean out
through the splines. I even got home and did a search for "jeep axles
fluid change" and the first three hit on pictures of what I'd
described.
Okay, if the place is going to charge for this, they're going to do
it. I went back to the place and asked to speak to the manager. I
wasn't asking for my money back, only to have the work done the way
it's supposed to be done. Well, it turned out as I looked around at
the people there, it was nothing but a bunch of hoodlums. The manager
was wearing these fancy gold teeth that you buy from the corner low
life convenience store. Whew! This gets interesting from here. I
explained who I was and didn't even get completed before he recalled
my wife and her Jeep. Obviously not too many people go in for having
axle fluids changed. I asked him to now do the work he was paid for.
As I'd suspected when I looked over that crew, he wanted to bully
someone out of there instead of doing the work. I then got on the
phone and called the police, because I could see where this was
going....quickly. While we waited for the police to arrive, one of the
"employees" came into the office there and started talking about
filing charges on me. Okay, that's fine....whatever. Filing charges on
someone for asking them to do the work they were paid for? This guy
even said "you make me want to fight". I then told him if he wanted to
fight me, he needed to go seek therapy....but in the meantime he
needed to mind his own business and get back to work instead of
wanting to fight me. Well, the police arrived and as I guessed started
telling me how it was a "civil matter". After talking with the police
officer, he explained this was why he wouldn't do business with this
bunch. I asked him to at least take a report about this and he agreed.
As we were wrapping up the report writing, the other officer that
arrived said "they want to file charges on him". WTF? I started
laughing! I hadn't slapped anyone. I hadn't threatened to slap anyone.
I hadn't done anything but tell them to get to work. Guess what the
charge was...telling the guy to get to work! Whew!!! When the police
officer asked him what I'd said, this guy started saying "well,
basically...". The officer stopped him and said "I didn't ask anything
about basically...WHAT DID THE MAN SAY TO YOU?". The citation reads
"inappropriate language...."get back to work". WTF?
I called the City of Mesquite to ask them what the status on this was
and they were insistent that they were going to prosecute this....a
$250 fine. WTF? I replied with a letter asking for a jury trial,
records from the police and all.
So there's a new law in Texas....you can't tell anyone to get back to
work without facing criminal charges....
I give up on trying to do business in Mesquite. With the exception of
a few restaurants, there's nothing but a bunch of crooked businesses
(Renegade Cycles included) here lately. When you have work done, but
it doesn't get done...you still have to pay or face criminal charges.
If you complain about the work not being done, you face criminal
charges. If you call the police to either get your money or have the
work done, it's a "civil matter". WTF have we got to in this country?
In Mexico, if you don't pay for work done, you go to jail. If you
don't do work that you charged for, you go to jail. It's that simple.
This is just screwed up backwards bullshit! >> Stay informed about: A new law in Texas |
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(Msg. 2) Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 8:30 am
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On Sep 3, 10:15 am, "louie" <lou....TakeThisOut@swbell.net> wrote:
> "Dusty" <h....TakeThisOut@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> >I feel your pain so I wont smack you.
> > D
>
> Mr. Dusty, it sounds like your cyber friend needs to get out of Twin Peaks,
> and get under that Jeep.
> Huh?
>
> ...louie
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(Msg. 3) Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 9:29 am
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On Sep 3, 11:12 am, "Bill Walker" <bill.walk....RemoveThis@verizon.net> wrote:
> "Brian Walker" <shadowride....RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> >A couple weeks ago, I was on my way to the airport and I asked my wife
> > to take the Jeep and get the oil changed while I was gone. I came back
> > the following Friday and while we were driving home, I asked "did you
> > get a chance to change the oil?". She said she had and continued
> > saying "it was a good thing too, because some other stuff was wrong
> > with it". HUH? I cut to the chase and asked "how much did it cost".
> > She said "$138". Excuse me? She continued to tell me that they'd
> > changed the fluids in the axles. I asked why. I mean, this Jeep is
> > barely used...almost new....not abused...
>
> > Well, when she told me they'd changed the fluid in the axles, I pulled
> > over and looked under the Jeep. Sure enough, not a single bolt was
> > undone and still had plenty of dirt on them. $50 each for the axles
> > and on a Jeep that's a X2 price. I explained to my wife that to change
> > the fluids in the axles, you have to take the cover off and clean out
> > through the splines. I even got home and did a search for "jeep axles
> > fluid change" and the first three hit on pictures of what I'd
> > described.
>
> > Okay, if the place is going to charge for this, they're going to do
> > it. I went back to the place and asked to speak to the manager. I
> > wasn't asking for my money back, only to have the work done the way
> > it's supposed to be done. Well, it turned out as I looked around at
> > the people there, it was nothing but a bunch of hoodlums. The manager
> > was wearing these fancy gold teeth that you buy from the corner low
> > life convenience store. Whew! This gets interesting from here. I
> > explained who I was and didn't even get completed before he recalled
> > my wife and her Jeep. Obviously not too many people go in for having
> > axle fluids changed. I asked him to now do the work he was paid for.
> > As I'd suspected when I looked over that crew, he wanted to bully
> > someone out of there instead of doing the work. I then got on the
> > phone and called the police, because I could see where this was
> > going....quickly. While we waited for the police to arrive, one of the
> > "employees" came into the office there and started talking about
> > filing charges on me. Okay, that's fine....whatever. Filing charges on
> > someone for asking them to do the work they were paid for? This guy
> > even said "you make me want to fight". I then told him if he wanted to
> > fight me, he needed to go seek therapy....but in the meantime he
> > needed to mind his own business and get back to work instead of
> > wanting to fight me. Well, the police arrived and as I guessed started
> > telling me how it was a "civil matter". After talking with the police
> > officer, he explained this was why he wouldn't do business with this
> > bunch. I asked him to at least take a report about this and he agreed.
> > As we were wrapping up the report writing, the other officer that
> > arrived said "they want to file charges on him". WTF? I started
> > laughing! I hadn't slapped anyone. I hadn't threatened to slap anyone.
> > I hadn't done anything but tell them to get to work. Guess what the
> > charge was...telling the guy to get to work! Whew!!! When the police
> > officer asked him what I'd said, this guy started saying "well,
> > basically...". The officer stopped him and said "I didn't ask anything
> > about basically...WHAT DID THE MAN SAY TO YOU?". The citation reads
> > "inappropriate language...."get back to work". WTF?
>
> > I called the City of Mesquite to ask them what the status on this was
> > and they were insistent that they were going to prosecute this....a
> > $250 fine. WTF? I replied with a letter asking for a jury trial,
> > records from the police and all.
>
> > So there's a new law in Texas....you can't tell anyone to get back to
> > work without facing criminal charges....
>
> > I give up on trying to do business in Mesquite. With the exception of
> > a few restaurants, there's nothing but a bunch of crooked businesses
> > (Renegade Cycles included) here lately. When you have work done, but
> > it doesn't get done...you still have to pay or face criminal charges.
> > If you complain about the work not being done, you face criminal
> > charges. If you call the police to either get your money or have the
> > work done, it's a "civil matter". WTF have we got to in this country?
> > In Mexico, if you don't pay for work done, you go to jail. If you
> > don't do work that you charged for, you go to jail. It's that simple.
>
> > This is just screwed up backwards bullshit!
>
> Time to touch base with the good judge Blackington..
>
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(Msg. 4) Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 9:31 am
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On Sep 3, 10:38 am, "louie" <lou....RemoveThis@swbell.net> wrote:
> "Brian Walker" <shadowride....RemoveThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> > On Sep 3, 10:15 am, "louie" <lou....RemoveThis@swbell.net> wrote:
> >> "Dusty" <h....RemoveThis@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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> >>news:8qVCi.23795$eY.20271@newssvr13.news.prodigy.net...
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> >> >I feel your pain so I wont smack you.
> >> > D
>
> >> Mr. Dusty, it sounds like your cyber friend needs to get out of Twin
> >> Peaks,
> >> and get under that Jeep.
> >> Huh?
>
> >> ...louie
>
> > Are you telling me to get to work???
>
> no no no no.
>
> Swap bottom peeking
>
> ...louie
Okay, just making sure...didn't know if you were committing a crime,
or not....I guess it's okay to look at tops and bottoms..... >> Stay informed about: A new law in Texas |
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(Msg. 5) Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 10:51 am
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On Sep 3, 12:42 pm, "Dusty" <h....RemoveThis@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> He poked at me for good bit so if he can't stand the heat stay out of the
> kitchen.
> Dusty
Just keep that in mind....
BTW, I haven't poked at you....just making friendly conversation....so
far. If you thought it's been "poking" at you, you might want to
reconsider where you might be heading. >> Stay informed about: A new law in Texas |
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(Msg. 6) Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 11:11 am
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On Sep 3, 1:09 pm, "Dusty" <h....DeleteThis@sbcglobal.net> wrote:
> Remer you are in my parts when you come here lol
> D"redshad" <reds....DeleteThis@tx.rr.com> wrote in message
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O Crap....I forgot about that..Ok..new plan..You ride here for your
lessons.
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(Msg. 7) Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 12:53 pm
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On Sep 3, 2:31 pm, "Bill Walker" <bill.walk....TakeThisOut@verizon.net> wrote:
> "Bill Cattell" <wbcattell1.nos....TakeThisOut@yahoo.com> wrote in message
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> > On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 16:30:36 +0000, Dusty wrote:
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> >> Or get one of those good looking girls from Twin Peeks to go down under
> >> his
> >> Jeep and look while he sips on a cool one.
> >> Grin
> >> Dusty
>
> > snip
>
> > So you're saying, Dusty that your buddy ought to get a TP girl to go down
> > oon the jeep while he watches... If that's what you're into. Me, I'd
> > rather have the TP girl go down WITH ME to excercise various forms of oral
> > stimulation. You know, just a nice conversation... 8-}
>
> Just because you enjoy a little head from a TP girl, don't make you a
> pervert
> or anything.. Quit trying to start an argument over it.. lol- Hide quoted text -
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Its getting deep in here now..wheres my rubber boots.
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(Msg. 8) Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 3:06 pm
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I feel your pain so I wont smack you.
D
"Brian Walker" <shadowrider34 DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:1188831504.595542.19590@r34g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
>A couple weeks ago, I was on my way to the airport and I asked my wife
> to take the Jeep and get the oil changed while I was gone. I came back
> the following Friday and while we were driving home, I asked "did you
> get a chance to change the oil?". She said she had and continued
> saying "it was a good thing too, because some other stuff was wrong
> with it". HUH? I cut to the chase and asked "how much did it cost".
> She said "$138". Excuse me? She continued to tell me that they'd
> changed the fluids in the axles. I asked why. I mean, this Jeep is
> barely used...almost new....not abused...
>
> Well, when she told me they'd changed the fluid in the axles, I pulled
> over and looked under the Jeep. Sure enough, not a single bolt was
> undone and still had plenty of dirt on them. $50 each for the axles
> and on a Jeep that's a X2 price. I explained to my wife that to change
> the fluids in the axles, you have to take the cover off and clean out
> through the splines. I even got home and did a search for "jeep axles
> fluid change" and the first three hit on pictures of what I'd
> described.
>
> Okay, if the place is going to charge for this, they're going to do
> it. I went back to the place and asked to speak to the manager. I
> wasn't asking for my money back, only to have the work done the way
> it's supposed to be done. Well, it turned out as I looked around at
> the people there, it was nothing but a bunch of hoodlums. The manager
> was wearing these fancy gold teeth that you buy from the corner low
> life convenience store. Whew! This gets interesting from here. I
> explained who I was and didn't even get completed before he recalled
> my wife and her Jeep. Obviously not too many people go in for having
> axle fluids changed. I asked him to now do the work he was paid for.
> As I'd suspected when I looked over that crew, he wanted to bully
> someone out of there instead of doing the work. I then got on the
> phone and called the police, because I could see where this was
> going....quickly. While we waited for the police to arrive, one of the
> "employees" came into the office there and started talking about
> filing charges on me. Okay, that's fine....whatever. Filing charges on
> someone for asking them to do the work they were paid for? This guy
> even said "you make me want to fight". I then told him if he wanted to
> fight me, he needed to go seek therapy....but in the meantime he
> needed to mind his own business and get back to work instead of
> wanting to fight me. Well, the police arrived and as I guessed started
> telling me how it was a "civil matter". After talking with the police
> officer, he explained this was why he wouldn't do business with this
> bunch. I asked him to at least take a report about this and he agreed.
> As we were wrapping up the report writing, the other officer that
> arrived said "they want to file charges on him". WTF? I started
> laughing! I hadn't slapped anyone. I hadn't threatened to slap anyone.
> I hadn't done anything but tell them to get to work. Guess what the
> charge was...telling the guy to get to work! Whew!!! When the police
> officer asked him what I'd said, this guy started saying "well,
> basically...". The officer stopped him and said "I didn't ask anything
> about basically...WHAT DID THE MAN SAY TO YOU?". The citation reads
> "inappropriate language...."get back to work". WTF?
>
> I called the City of Mesquite to ask them what the status on this was
> and they were insistent that they were going to prosecute this....a
> $250 fine. WTF? I replied with a letter asking for a jury trial,
> records from the police and all.
>
> So there's a new law in Texas....you can't tell anyone to get back to
> work without facing criminal charges....
>
> I give up on trying to do business in Mesquite. With the exception of
> a few restaurants, there's nothing but a bunch of crooked businesses
> (Renegade Cycles included) here lately. When you have work done, but
> it doesn't get done...you still have to pay or face criminal charges.
> If you complain about the work not being done, you face criminal
> charges. If you call the police to either get your money or have the
> work done, it's a "civil matter". WTF have we got to in this country?
> In Mexico, if you don't pay for work done, you go to jail. If you
> don't do work that you charged for, you go to jail. It's that simple.
>
> This is just screwed up backwards bullshit!
> >> Stay informed about: A new law in Texas |
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(Msg. 9) Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 3:13 pm
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"Brian Walker" <shadowrider34 DeleteThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>A couple weeks ago, I was on my way to the airport and I asked my wife
> to take the Jeep and get the oil changed while I was gone. I came back
> the following Friday and while we were driving home, I asked "did you
> get a chance to change the oil?". She said she had and continued
> saying "it was a good thing too, because some other stuff was wrong
> with it". HUH? I cut to the chase and asked "how much did it cost".
> She said "$138". Excuse me? She continued to tell me that they'd
> changed the fluids in the axles. I asked why. I mean, this Jeep is
> barely used...almost new....not abused...
>
> Well, when she told me they'd changed the fluid in the axles, I pulled
> over and looked under the Jeep. Sure enough, not a single bolt was
> undone and still had plenty of dirt on them. $50 each for the axles
> and on a Jeep that's a X2 price. I explained to my wife that to change
> the fluids in the axles, you have to take the cover off and clean out
> through the splines. I even got home and did a search for "jeep axles
> fluid change" and the first three hit on pictures of what I'd
> described.
>
> Okay, if the place is going to charge for this, they're going to do
> it. I went back to the place and asked to speak to the manager. I
> wasn't asking for my money back, only to have the work done the way
> it's supposed to be done. Well, it turned out as I looked around at
> the people there, it was nothing but a bunch of hoodlums. The manager
> was wearing these fancy gold teeth that you buy from the corner low
> life convenience store. Whew! This gets interesting from here. I
> explained who I was and didn't even get completed before he recalled
> my wife and her Jeep. Obviously not too many people go in for having
> axle fluids changed. I asked him to now do the work he was paid for.
> As I'd suspected when I looked over that crew, he wanted to bully
> someone out of there instead of doing the work. I then got on the
> phone and called the police, because I could see where this was
> going....quickly. While we waited for the police to arrive, one of the
> "employees" came into the office there and started talking about
> filing charges on me. Okay, that's fine....whatever. Filing charges on
> someone for asking them to do the work they were paid for? This guy
> even said "you make me want to fight". I then told him if he wanted to
> fight me, he needed to go seek therapy....but in the meantime he
> needed to mind his own business and get back to work instead of
> wanting to fight me. Well, the police arrived and as I guessed started
> telling me how it was a "civil matter". After talking with the police
> officer, he explained this was why he wouldn't do business with this
> bunch. I asked him to at least take a report about this and he agreed.
> As we were wrapping up the report writing, the other officer that
> arrived said "they want to file charges on him". WTF? I started
> laughing! I hadn't slapped anyone. I hadn't threatened to slap anyone.
> I hadn't done anything but tell them to get to work. Guess what the
> charge was...telling the guy to get to work! Whew!!! When the police
> officer asked him what I'd said, this guy started saying "well,
> basically...". The officer stopped him and said "I didn't ask anything
> about basically...WHAT DID THE MAN SAY TO YOU?". The citation reads
> "inappropriate language...."get back to work". WTF?
>
> I called the City of Mesquite to ask them what the status on this was
> and they were insistent that they were going to prosecute this....a
> $250 fine. WTF? I replied with a letter asking for a jury trial,
> records from the police and all.
>
> So there's a new law in Texas....you can't tell anyone to get back to
> work without facing criminal charges....
>
> I give up on trying to do business in Mesquite. With the exception of
> a few restaurants, there's nothing but a bunch of crooked businesses
> (Renegade Cycles included) here lately. When you have work done, but
> it doesn't get done...you still have to pay or face criminal charges.
> If you complain about the work not being done, you face criminal
> charges. If you call the police to either get your money or have the
> work done, it's a "civil matter". WTF have we got to in this country?
> In Mexico, if you don't pay for work done, you go to jail. If you
> don't do work that you charged for, you go to jail. It's that simple.
>
> This is just screwed up backwards bullshit!
>
Dallas County... what else needs to be said?
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(Msg. 10) Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 3:15 pm
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"Dusty" <hrrn.DeleteThis@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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>I feel your pain so I wont smack you.
> D
Mr. Dusty, it sounds like your cyber friend needs to get out of Twin Peaks,
and get under that Jeep.
Huh?
....louie
> "Brian Walker" <shadowrider34.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:1188831504.595542.19590@r34g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
>>A couple weeks ago, I was on my way to the airport and I asked my wife
>> to take the Jeep and get the oil changed while I was gone. I came back
>> the following Friday and while we were driving home, I asked "did you
>> get a chance to change the oil?". She said she had and continued
>> saying "it was a good thing too, because some other stuff was wrong
>> with it". HUH? I cut to the chase and asked "how much did it cost".
>> She said "$138". Excuse me? She continued to tell me that they'd
>> changed the fluids in the axles. I asked why. I mean, this Jeep is
>> barely used...almost new....not abused...
>>
>> Well, when she told me they'd changed the fluid in the axles, I pulled
>> over and looked under the Jeep. Sure enough, not a single bolt was
>> undone and still had plenty of dirt on them. $50 each for the axles
>> and on a Jeep that's a X2 price. I explained to my wife that to change
>> the fluids in the axles, you have to take the cover off and clean out
>> through the splines. I even got home and did a search for "jeep axles
>> fluid change" and the first three hit on pictures of what I'd
>> described.
>>
>> Okay, if the place is going to charge for this, they're going to do
>> it. I went back to the place and asked to speak to the manager. I
>> wasn't asking for my money back, only to have the work done the way
>> it's supposed to be done. Well, it turned out as I looked around at
>> the people there, it was nothing but a bunch of hoodlums. The manager
>> was wearing these fancy gold teeth that you buy from the corner low
>> life convenience store. Whew! This gets interesting from here. I
>> explained who I was and didn't even get completed before he recalled
>> my wife and her Jeep. Obviously not too many people go in for having
>> axle fluids changed. I asked him to now do the work he was paid for.
>> As I'd suspected when I looked over that crew, he wanted to bully
>> someone out of there instead of doing the work. I then got on the
>> phone and called the police, because I could see where this was
>> going....quickly. While we waited for the police to arrive, one of the
>> "employees" came into the office there and started talking about
>> filing charges on me. Okay, that's fine....whatever. Filing charges on
>> someone for asking them to do the work they were paid for? This guy
>> even said "you make me want to fight". I then told him if he wanted to
>> fight me, he needed to go seek therapy....but in the meantime he
>> needed to mind his own business and get back to work instead of
>> wanting to fight me. Well, the police arrived and as I guessed started
>> telling me how it was a "civil matter". After talking with the police
>> officer, he explained this was why he wouldn't do business with this
>> bunch. I asked him to at least take a report about this and he agreed.
>> As we were wrapping up the report writing, the other officer that
>> arrived said "they want to file charges on him". WTF? I started
>> laughing! I hadn't slapped anyone. I hadn't threatened to slap anyone.
>> I hadn't done anything but tell them to get to work. Guess what the
>> charge was...telling the guy to get to work! Whew!!! When the police
>> officer asked him what I'd said, this guy started saying "well,
>> basically...". The officer stopped him and said "I didn't ask anything
>> about basically...WHAT DID THE MAN SAY TO YOU?". The citation reads
>> "inappropriate language...."get back to work". WTF?
>>
>> I called the City of Mesquite to ask them what the status on this was
>> and they were insistent that they were going to prosecute this....a
>> $250 fine. WTF? I replied with a letter asking for a jury trial,
>> records from the police and all.
>>
>> So there's a new law in Texas....you can't tell anyone to get back to
>> work without facing criminal charges....
>>
>> I give up on trying to do business in Mesquite. With the exception of
>> a few restaurants, there's nothing but a bunch of crooked businesses
>> (Renegade Cycles included) here lately. When you have work done, but
>> it doesn't get done...you still have to pay or face criminal charges.
>> If you complain about the work not being done, you face criminal
>> charges. If you call the police to either get your money or have the
>> work done, it's a "civil matter". WTF have we got to in this country?
>> In Mexico, if you don't pay for work done, you go to jail. If you
>> don't do work that you charged for, you go to jail. It's that simple.
>>
>> This is just screwed up backwards bullshit!
>>
>
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"Brian Walker" <shadowrider34.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Sep 3, 10:15 am, "louie" <lou....DeleteThis@swbell.net> wrote:
>> "Dusty" <h....DeleteThis@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
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>> >I feel your pain so I wont smack you.
>> > D
>>
>> Mr. Dusty, it sounds like your cyber friend needs to get out of Twin
>> Peaks,
>> and get under that Jeep.
>> Huh?
>>
>> ...louie
>
> Are you telling me to get to work???
>
>
no no no no.
Swap bottom peeking
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(Msg. 12) Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 4:05 pm
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"Brian Walker" <shadowrider34.DeleteThis@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>A couple weeks ago, I was on my way to the airport and I asked my wife
> to take the Jeep and get the oil changed while I was gone. I came back
> the following Friday and while we were driving home, I asked "did you
> get a chance to change the oil?". She said she had and continued
> saying "it was a good thing too, because some other stuff was wrong
> with it". HUH? I cut to the chase and asked "how much did it cost".
> She said "$138". Excuse me? She continued to tell me that they'd
> changed the fluids in the axles. I asked why. I mean, this Jeep is
> barely used...almost new....not abused...
>
> Well, when she told me they'd changed the fluid in the axles, I pulled
> over and looked under the Jeep. Sure enough, not a single bolt was
> undone and still had plenty of dirt on them. $50 each for the axles
> and on a Jeep that's a X2 price. I explained to my wife that to change
> the fluids in the axles, you have to take the cover off and clean out
> through the splines. I even got home and did a search for "jeep axles
> fluid change" and the first three hit on pictures of what I'd
> described.
>
> Okay, if the place is going to charge for this, they're going to do
> it. I went back to the place and asked to speak to the manager. I
> wasn't asking for my money back, only to have the work done the way
> it's supposed to be done. Well, it turned out as I looked around at
> the people there, it was nothing but a bunch of hoodlums. The manager
> was wearing these fancy gold teeth that you buy from the corner low
> life convenience store. Whew! This gets interesting from here. I
> explained who I was and didn't even get completed before he recalled
> my wife and her Jeep. Obviously not too many people go in for having
> axle fluids changed. I asked him to now do the work he was paid for.
> As I'd suspected when I looked over that crew, he wanted to bully
> someone out of there instead of doing the work. I then got on the
> phone and called the police, because I could see where this was
> going....quickly. While we waited for the police to arrive, one of the
> "employees" came into the office there and started talking about
> filing charges on me. Okay, that's fine....whatever. Filing charges on
> someone for asking them to do the work they were paid for? This guy
> even said "you make me want to fight". I then told him if he wanted to
> fight me, he needed to go seek therapy....but in the meantime he
> needed to mind his own business and get back to work instead of
> wanting to fight me. Well, the police arrived and as I guessed started
> telling me how it was a "civil matter". After talking with the police
> officer, he explained this was why he wouldn't do business with this
> bunch. I asked him to at least take a report about this and he agreed.
> As we were wrapping up the report writing, the other officer that
> arrived said "they want to file charges on him". WTF? I started
> laughing! I hadn't slapped anyone. I hadn't threatened to slap anyone.
> I hadn't done anything but tell them to get to work. Guess what the
> charge was...telling the guy to get to work! Whew!!! When the police
> officer asked him what I'd said, this guy started saying "well,
> basically...". The officer stopped him and said "I didn't ask anything
> about basically...WHAT DID THE MAN SAY TO YOU?". The citation reads
> "inappropriate language...."get back to work". WTF?
>
> I called the City of Mesquite to ask them what the status on this was
> and they were insistent that they were going to prosecute this....a
> $250 fine. WTF? I replied with a letter asking for a jury trial,
> records from the police and all.
>
> So there's a new law in Texas....you can't tell anyone to get back to
> work without facing criminal charges....
>
> I give up on trying to do business in Mesquite. With the exception of
> a few restaurants, there's nothing but a bunch of crooked businesses
> (Renegade Cycles included) here lately. When you have work done, but
> it doesn't get done...you still have to pay or face criminal charges.
> If you complain about the work not being done, you face criminal
> charges. If you call the police to either get your money or have the
> work done, it's a "civil matter". WTF have we got to in this country?
> In Mexico, if you don't pay for work done, you go to jail. If you
> don't do work that you charged for, you go to jail. It's that simple.
>
> This is just screwed up backwards bullshit!
Time to touch base with the good judge Blackington..
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(Msg. 13) Posted: Mon Sep 03, 2007 4:05 pm
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Or get one of those good looking girls from Twin Peeks to go down under his
Jeep and look while he sips on a cool one.
Grin
Dusty
"louie" <louieg.TakeThisOut@swbell.net> wrote in message
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> "Dusty" <hrrn.TakeThisOut@sbcglobal.net> wrote in message
> news:8qVCi.23795$eY.20271@newssvr13.news.prodigy.net...
>>I feel your pain so I wont smack you.
>> D
>
> Mr. Dusty, it sounds like your cyber friend needs to get out of Twin
> Peaks, and get under that Jeep.
> Huh?
>
> ...louie
>
>> "Brian Walker" <shadowrider34.TakeThisOut@hotmail.com> wrote in message
>> news:1188831504.595542.19590@r34g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
>>>A couple weeks ago, I was on my way to the airport and I asked my wife
>>> to take the Jeep and get the oil changed while I was gone. I came back
>>> the following Friday and while we were driving home, I asked "did you
>>> get a chance to change the oil?". She said she had and continued
>>> saying "it was a good thing too, because some other stuff was wrong
>>> with it". HUH? I cut to the chase and asked "how much did it cost".
>>> She said "$138". Excuse me? She continued to tell me that they'd
>>> changed the fluids in the axles. I asked why. I mean, this Jeep is
>>> barely used...almost new....not abused...
>>>
>>> Well, when she told me they'd changed the fluid in the axles, I pulled
>>> over and looked under the Jeep. Sure enough, not a single bolt was
>>> undone and still had plenty of dirt on them. $50 each for the axles
>>> and on a Jeep that's a X2 price. I explained to my wife that to change
>>> the fluids in the axles, you have to take the cover off and clean out
>>> through the splines. I even got home and did a search for "jeep axles
>>> fluid change" and the first three hit on pictures of what I'd
>>> described.
>>>
>>> Okay, if the place is going to charge for this, they're going to do
>>> it. I went back to the place and asked to speak to the manager. I
>>> wasn't asking for my money back, only to have the work done the way
>>> it's supposed to be done. Well, it turned out as I looked around at
>>> the people there, it was nothing but a bunch of hoodlums. The manager
>>> was wearing these fancy gold teeth that you buy from the corner low
>>> life convenience store. Whew! This gets interesting from here. I
>>> explained who I was and didn't even get completed before he recalled
>>> my wife and her Jeep. Obviously not too many people go in for having
>>> axle fluids changed. I asked him to now do the work he was paid for.
>>> As I'd suspected when I looked over that crew, he wanted to bully
>>> someone out of there instead of doing the work. I then got on the
>>> phone and called the police, because I could see where this was
>>> going....quickly. While we waited for the police to arrive, one of the
>>> "employees" came into the office there and started talking about
>>> filing charges on me. Okay, that's fine....whatever. Filing charges on
>>> someone for asking them to do the work they were paid for? This guy
>>> even said "you make me want to fight". I then told him if he wanted to
>>> fight me, he needed to go seek therapy....but in the meantime he
>>> needed to mind his own business and get back to work instead of
>>> wanting to fight me. Well, the police arrived and as I guessed started
>>> telling me how it was a "civil matter". After talking with the police
>>> officer, he explained this was why he wouldn't do business with this
>>> bunch. I asked him to at least take a report about this and he agreed.
>>> As we were wrapping up the report writing, the other officer that
>>> arrived said "they want to file charges on him". WTF? I started
>>> laughing! I hadn't slapped anyone. I hadn't threatened to slap anyone.
>>> I hadn't done anything but tell them to get to work. Guess what the
>>> charge was...telling the guy to get to work! Whew!!! When the police
>>> officer asked him what I'd said, this guy started saying "well,
>>> basically...". The officer stopped him and said "I didn't ask anything
>>> about basically...WHAT DID THE MAN SAY TO YOU?". The citation reads
>>> "inappropriate language...."get back to work". WTF?
>>>
>>> I called the City of Mesquite to ask them what the status on this was
>>> and they were insistent that they were going to prosecute this....a
>>> $250 fine. WTF? I replied with a letter asking for a jury trial,
>>> records from the police and all.
>>>
>>> So there's a new law in Texas....you can't tell anyone to get back to
>>> work without facing criminal charges....
>>>
>>> I give up on trying to do business in Mesquite. With the exception of
>>> a few restaurants, there's nothing but a bunch of crooked businesses
>>> (Renegade Cycles included) here lately. When you have work done, but
>>> it doesn't get done...you still have to pay or face criminal charges.
>>> If you complain about the work not being done, you face criminal
>>> charges. If you call the police to either get your money or have the
>>> work done, it's a "civil matter". WTF have we got to in this country?
>>> In Mexico, if you don't pay for work done, you go to jail. If you
>>> don't do work that you charged for, you go to jail. It's that simple.
>>>
>>> This is just screwed up backwards bullshit!
>>>
>>
>>
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Watch out Judge, here comes Brian the bad biker.
Dusty
"Brian Walker" <shadowrider34 RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> On Sep 3, 11:12 am, "Bill Walker" <bill.walk... RemoveThis @verizon.net> wrote:
>> "Brian Walker" <shadowride... RemoveThis @hotmail.com> wrote in message
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>> news:1188831504.595542.19590@r34g2000hsd.googlegroups.com...
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>>
>>
>>
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>> >A couple weeks ago, I was on my way to the airport and I asked my wife
>> > to take the Jeep and get the oil changed while I was gone. I came back
>> > the following Friday and while we were driving home, I asked "did you
>> > get a chance to change the oil?". She said she had and continued
>> > saying "it was a good thing too, because some other stuff was wrong
>> > with it". HUH? I cut to the chase and asked "how much did it cost".
>> > She said "$138". Excuse me? She continued to tell me that they'd
>> > changed the fluids in the axles. I asked why. I mean, this Jeep is
>> > barely used...almost new....not abused...
>>
>> > Well, when she told me they'd changed the fluid in the axles, I pulled
>> > over and looked under the Jeep. Sure enough, not a single bolt was
>> > undone and still had plenty of dirt on them. $50 each for the axles
>> > and on a Jeep that's a X2 price. I explained to my wife that to change
>> > the fluids in the axles, you have to take the cover off and clean out
>> > through the splines. I even got home and did a search for "jeep axles
>> > fluid change" and the first three hit on pictures of what I'd
>> > described.
>>
>> > Okay, if the place is going to charge for this, they're going to do
>> > it. I went back to the place and asked to speak to the manager. I
>> > wasn't asking for my money back, only to have the work done the way
>> > it's supposed to be done. Well, it turned out as I looked around at
>> > the people there, it was nothing but a bunch of hoodlums. The manager
>> > was wearing these fancy gold teeth that you buy from the corner low
>> > life convenience store. Whew! This gets interesting from here. I
>> > explained who I was and didn't even get completed before he recalled
>> > my wife and her Jeep. Obviously not too many people go in for having
>> > axle fluids changed. I asked him to now do the work he was paid for.
>> > As I'd suspected when I looked over that crew, he wanted to bully
>> > someone out of there instead of doing the work. I then got on the
>> > phone and called the police, because I could see where this was
>> > going....quickly. While we waited for the police to arrive, one of the
>> > "employees" came into the office there and started talking about
>> > filing charges on me. Okay, that's fine....whatever. Filing charges on
>> > someone for asking them to do the work they were paid for? This guy
>> > even said "you make me want to fight". I then told him if he wanted to
>> > fight me, he needed to go seek therapy....but in the meantime he
>> > needed to mind his own business and get back to work instead of
>> > wanting to fight me. Well, the police arrived and as I guessed started
>> > telling me how it was a "civil matter". After talking with the police
>> > officer, he explained this was why he wouldn't do business with this
>> > bunch. I asked him to at least take a report about this and he agreed.
>> > As we were wrapping up the report writing, the other officer that
>> > arrived said "they want to file charges on him". WTF? I started
>> > laughing! I hadn't slapped anyone. I hadn't threatened to slap anyone.
>> > I hadn't done anything but tell them to get to work. Guess what the
>> > charge was...telling the guy to get to work! Whew!!! When the police
>> > officer asked him what I'd said, this guy started saying "well,
>> > basically...". The officer stopped him and said "I didn't ask anything
>> > about basically...WHAT DID THE MAN SAY TO YOU?". The citation reads
>> > "inappropriate language...."get back to work". WTF?
>>
>> > I called the City of Mesquite to ask them what the status on this was
>> > and they were insistent that they were going to prosecute this....a
>> > $250 fine. WTF? I replied with a letter asking for a jury trial,
>> > records from the police and all.
>>
>> > So there's a new law in Texas....you can't tell anyone to get back to
>> > work without facing criminal charges....
>>
>> > I give up on trying to do business in Mesquite. With the exception of
>> > a few restaurants, there's nothing but a bunch of crooked businesses
>> > (Renegade Cycles included) here lately. When you have work done, but
>> > it doesn't get done...you still have to pay or face criminal charges.
>> > If you complain about the work not being done, you face criminal
>> > charges. If you call the police to either get your money or have the
>> > work done, it's a "civil matter". WTF have we got to in this country?
>> > In Mexico, if you don't pay for work done, you go to jail. If you
>> > don't do work that you charged for, you go to jail. It's that simple.
>>
>> > This is just screwed up backwards bullshit!
>>
>> Time to touch base with the good judge Blackington..
>>
>
> It's already scheduled....
>
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On Mon, 03 Sep 2007 16:30:36 +0000, Dusty wrote:
> Or get one of those good looking girls from Twin Peeks to go down under his
> Jeep and look while he sips on a cool one.
> Grin
> Dusty
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So you're saying, Dusty that your buddy ought to get a TP girl to go down
oon the jeep while he watches... If that's what you're into. Me, I'd
rather have the TP girl go down WITH ME to excercise various forms of oral
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