I’ve never started or participated in a Pit thread, but this is the one.
John was dear to a close relation to mine and that is the only good thing I’ll say.
John was an asshole through and through. I just read your will John. Where you disowned your first son because he didn’t stand up to his mother. You called him a ‘wimp’ and deserving of nothing.
You disowned your second son because he married someone who was not the nationality you prefer. While you say she is not ever allowed on your property, you are dead now and I hope she and others like her will piss on your flagpole and shit in your garden.
You also disowned your two daughters, one for having a child out of wedlock and for being estranged from you. She’s better for it. I can’t imagine how hard it was for her to deal with you on a daily basis. She doesn’t want your shit anyway. It should have been telling to you that she prefers not having a relationship with you. All your money and property isn’t valuable enough for her. You’re dead. No one wants to love you enough to put up with your crap.
The irony is lost on you that you disown one for respecting his mothers wishes, but trash your others for standing up to you.
Your politics were wrong, and I’m glad they died with you. I had to hold my tongue because I didn’t want to create problems with the one I love. But you were mean, spiteful, vindictive and and nothing but asshole.
You almost make me want to be religious so I can know that you are rotting in hell.
If I ever have the opportunity, I’m going to sell your property to a bunch of Chinese developers for low income housing. They’ll make a lot of money off of your beloved land and the people you despise will raise families there.
I strike your name from history, and your legacy is your death
I’m not entirely sure what to do here. John does sound like he was a grade-A asshole, though. Looks like he wound up alone and unloved. Self-fulfilling karma?
Are we related? Sounds a lot like my brother in law. After dinner yesterday, our friend asked if I ever hear from him (my sister died last year). I burst out laughing, as the thought of him ever contacting me for any reason whatsoever is just about as bizarre a notion as I can think of. That the man would want to commiserate with me about the wife he treated like shit for over 50 years is tantamount to expecting the second coming. Not to mention that I’m one o’ them liberals who consorts with spics and niggers and the like. How someone gets that hateful in life is a mystery to me.
Rant and rave about John for awhile, then let it go. The best revenge will be to forget him, and to not let him ever affect you emotionally again, the asshole.
Is there any chance that whomever did inherit the property will split it equitably, instead of letting the unequal distribution stand?
For whatever it’s worth, my family did this when my grandmother passed; she had cut a couple kids out for what my parents considered insufficient reason, so they divided the estate.
There is even more flexibility than that: both spouses can gift both spouses of another couple, for example. Alternatively, their is a lifetime gift cap that is significantly higher. Even if the annual gift exceeds the maximum, you don’t have to pay taxes on it if the life time cap is never reached (obviously, consult with a tax attorney!)
And apparently, you coined that term. I assumed it had to come from somewhere. Not even spelling it “urologizing” gets more than a handful of hits of people just misspelling eulogizing.
