sno man
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It's Payman's mom's house.
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It's Payman's mom's house.
905region
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arksi
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So then why does it say this in the "statement of claim" document:
"Part of a meeting at which Ford and Aboodowleh conspired to harm the plaintiff was
recorded and a video recording of the meeting was subsequently published on the Internet. In
that incident, which took place in Aboodowleh's house, Ford became extremely agitated and
Ford and Aboodowleh discussed plans to have the plaintiff beaten or killed. This meeting
occurred shortly before March 19, 2012."
I don't seem to have ever seen any reference to his mother's house. Or is that just based on hearsay?
ROFOMOFO
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Oh man, does Ford have any adult friends that live on their own?
arksi
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Didn't know about that. I was also going by the addresses stated in the ITO.
Edit: and I still don't buy that it's his mother's house, sorry! Looks wayyyy too classy.
Kat_YYZ
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I have wondered before why that account (and a few others) stay while the MayorFrod one got dinged by the Twitter police. It must be that no one complained about the Doug parody. Because it looks extremely real (except for the word "parody" in the profile -- which many people skim over & miss) while the Frod one is clearly not the same name, yet was deemed "too close".
sno man
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My understanding is they don't do anything without a complaint. If Doug knew of, or cared enough, or actually had a twitter account to be confused with, I'm sure this parody account would get the same treatment.
pattycakes
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Sometimes classy people have screwed up kids like Payman, just like some really nasty people have great kids. It can be luck of the draw, not always bad or good parenting to blame.
euler
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You really can't tell what someone is like by the decor of their house.
I have known some straight-up psychopaths (as far as I could tell) which had little potpourri-like flower petals in their powder room that were actually single-use soap bars. And some of the kindest and gentlest people I've ever met have lived in what most would describe as a pig-sty.
Anecdotal, sure, but I wouldn't assume hardwood and flowers imply a healthy world-view.
TJ O'Pootertoot
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At least the statement admits that he did the wrestler imitation "admittedly poorly."
I think that's the biggest concession to reality Dennis Morris has made since coming on the scene. Good luck with that in the discovery process, boys!
I think that's the biggest concession to reality Dennis Morris has made since coming on the scene. Good luck with that in the discovery process, boys!
kbdid
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I'm wondering how they can claim this civil suit has no merit when a judge stated in court that it was clear McIntyre's beating was related to his relationship with the Fords...
Dubster
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Rob Ford doesn't live like a slob either. Love these useless time wasting stereotypes about what criminals are supposed to live like UT!
themarc
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I'm wondering if some smarty pants lawyer is figuring he can get some case law facts accepted in a civil case that he can later get accepted as "court proven" fact later on in a criminal complaint - kind of like a legal "round house" move...
Dubster
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Probably good to remember that Ford's penchant for lying through his teeth doesn't mean McIntyre isn't capable of the same.
TJ O'Pootertoot
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Yeah. I have no inside knowledge at all but I've kind of assumed that:
a) McIntyre was beaten because of Ford (the Bosco connection is too weird)
b) the video probably has nothing to do with it
Who knows.
it's interesting, Ford's notion of PRIVACY. Sounds like he goes on and on about it in the statement, much as he seemed to think that Steak Queen was a private location. He seems to think that as long he's performing for a group of people he has selected, no one else has any right to comment on it. One more fascinating glimpse into his very broken mind.
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