I agree with you. Let Me Google That For You isn’t that clever to begin with, certainly not clever enough to start the thread with it. After that, I couldn’t be bothered with the rest.
If you can’t be bothered to put a minimal effort into your OP, such as explaining terms that readers may be unfamiliar with, I’ll be damned if I’m going to put much effort into a reply.
Possibly ever, discounting the utterly insane. It offers no detail and requires TWO links, both of them slow.
As to the OP’s question, I’m not a lawyer and can’t understand the thread in question. I do know that people who claim to know as much about a profession as the professionals are usually deluded, but all the discussion there is over my head.
Ok, don’t think that Angry Lurker doesn’t listen to constructive criticism ladies and gents!
Brief summary: Stoid is litigating a case. Obsessively. Like a nutter. She’s already lost the first stage and is running the appeal herself. And entirely ignoring lawyers, except when she does get advice: and when she does get advice she hates it and pits them.
The TLDR nature of the above thread is part of its appeal, actually. It goes on, and on, and on… I find such threads both soothing and amusing in equal measure, which is why I am mostly a lurker. I strongly recommend reading it if you do have the time
[unabashed hijack]I thought Michael Douglas was a smarmy dickwad in that flick. It wasn’t fair to the little kid that her bunny got boiled, but Close’s character hit the nail on the head with, “I won’t be ignored.”
Moral: don’t boil his baby’s bunny, boil his balls![/uh]
Telling her she’s coming across as somewhat obsessive and off balance in the original thread is one thing , starting a whole new thread to pile on to what is in many ways a pretty sad and desperate situation for her is playground bullying and piling on.
I think the whole point has been missed in that thread. The lawyer’s refusal to talk to her has nothing whatsoever to do with the distinction between advice and information. It has everything to with attorneys choosing not to engage with lunatics because it isn’t good for business. All of those pages and I am not even sure whether she is offering to pay for this advice that is not forthcoming or if she is wandering around attorneys’ offices looking for free ‘information’.
Very briefly, it’s about splitting up their former home (where they had a business together) and in case it’s terribly boring and unremarkable.
That’s not the issue though - it is necessary to read these tldr threads before you realise that the reality is she’s still in love with her ex, or at least obsessed with him. And acting crazily because of it. No quotes I can give you will convince you of this, so just take a few hours off, get a cup of tea (or, I suppose, in the US, coffee) and read the threads having in mind that interpretation. And it will all make sense then