All this because she was lazy and didn't cut her grass!
All this because she was lazy and didn't cut her grass!
How is nobody going to jail for this? It's clearly breaking and entering as well as theft, and they've admitted to doing it. Mistake or not, it doesn't really matter
Donno where you live, but where I live, 2 weeks without cutting (she was out of town) will make it look abandoned. Granted, she probably could have hired somebody to cut while she was away, but I wouldn't have.
In this case, bank = fucked since I expect this to go viral if it hasn't already.
lolGreeks (bitch gonna get paid tho)
Duh, read Athens and skimmed to the news. ~_~
shes gonna be laughing all the way to the bank....
Spoiler: show
I'm not inclined to trust the journalistic integrity of that news organization, considering they can't even figure out what fucking county this happened in.
http://www.10tv.com/content/stories/...ong-house.html
URL says Athens, the other link to their mobile site says Athens everywhere, but the main site says Vinton everywhere.
'We're not paying you retail here, that's just the way it is,'" Barnett said.
He's right, they're going to end up paying much more than retail after the lawyers are done with his Bank.
Well, this link has the actual video with her talking (not really anything new compared to the article, but it's the woman telling her story:
http://www.businessinsider.com/ohio-...g-house-2013-7
Why is she negotiating with the bank? There is no negotiation needed. You broke into my house and stole my stuff. You pay me whatever I say you owe me and you get to avoid jail time and a media shitstorm. Refuse and you get to pay me even more plus legal fees plus jail time.
At least that's the way it works in my mind. The reality is that I would have probably flipped my shit and this article would have been much more interesting to read.
Jail time and Banks is like a giraffe tryin to bang an elephant.
2 women rescued after being lost during hike promptly drive minivan into ocean killing themselves, unborn baby, dog.
poor doggy
http://gawker.com/lost-hikers-who-we...ium=socialflow
Two women who had just been rescued after getting lost while hiking through a state park were found dead inside a submerged vehicle that was accidentally driven into the water.
Amy Stiner, who had recently moved to Machias, Maine, was showing her friend Melissa Moyer of Sunbury, Pennsylvania, around the Roque Bluffs State Park, when the two got lost.
Working with a local landowner who is a Sunrise Search & Rescue crew member, the Maine Warden Service was able to locate the women and return them safely to their vehicle.
But around 9 PM, on their way out of the park, Stiner took a wrong turn, and accidentally drove her Dodge minivan down a boat landing and into Pond Cove — an ocean cove that empties into Englishman Bay.
"They called on the phone that they were in the water and the car was filling up. Then the phone went dead," Washington County Sheriff Donnie Smith told the Associated Press.
He blamed the error on low visibility due to fog and rain.
Deputies found the vehicle using the cellphone's GPS coordinates. It was submerged in 20 feet of water some 175 feet off the coast.
Adding to the tragedy was the fact that Stiner was five months pregnant.
A dog was also found dead inside the vehicle.
So...they called 911 from a sinking vehicle instead of trying to get out? Yeah, they got Darwin'ed, sorry not sorry. Well maybe about the dog and unborn baby.
Holy Shit, your first instinct when sinking in a car full of water is to call 911? What is the maximum amount of time that you would have to escape? My guess is not long enough to waste time asking a 911 op what to do...
edit: 5mins tops? Here we go, watch this video, it's a hilariously bad life-saving tutorial for all you fucks unfortunate enough to drive into a lake
To be fair, that's a pretty scary ass situation that I am sure most people aren't in the right frame of mind to know what to do. As well, once the car is in, you can't open the door until it's filled with water. (see mythbusters)