roy pearson
Roy Pearson is down to his last, oh, two years of appeals
A D. C. Court of Appeals panel unanimously tossed out Pearson's $54m lawsuit against the dry cleaner for those damned pants (formerly worth $67m, he said), but of course the judges were overly respectful, instead of telling him, say, "Give it up, you big fool, you're embarrassing the entire U.S. legal system, you need serious counseling and pharmacological help." He has two more threads left: He can ask the D.C. court as a whole to reconsider it, and if they say no, he can ask, pretty please, the U.S. Supreme Court. He will lose both, easily. So? You got a problem with that? Washington Post
A D. C. Court of Appeals panel unanimously tossed out Pearson's $54m lawsuit against the dry cleaner for those damned pants (formerly worth $67m, he said), but of course the judges were overly respectful, instead of telling him, say, "Give it up, you big fool, you're embarrassing the entire U.S. legal system, you need serious counseling and pharmacological help." He has two more threads left: He can ask the D.C. court as a whole to reconsider it, and if they say no, he can ask, pretty please, the U.S. Supreme Court. He will lose both, easily. So? You got a problem with that? Washington Post
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I'm sorry. This @#$#$# is still walking around loose!?! Can't someone bring suit against him (the dry cleaner) for taking up the court's time and tax payer's $$$?
Posted by Expat47 in Athens, Greece on 12/19/08 at 01:22 PM
Maybe they were rocket pants that enabled him to fly. I'd want full reimbursement for that.
Posted by kingmonkey in Athens, Ontario on 12/19/08 at 07:49 PM
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