Biff Mayhem

Gene was known to paint the occasional happy little tree on the dugout wall.

Psycho Surf. So freakin' cool.

Mr. Biggs thread in 3 ...... 2 ..... 1........

I'd bet that this will be the case.

To that point, maybe there was no repair but simply replacing paneling. My basement has brown paneling and someday I'd like to replace it with drywall. The leaks could very well have occurred after this. It doesn't take much moisture to create mold and, despite the contentions of the contractor, two years of mold is going to be far more widespread than we're seeing in the pictures. I don't think this is as open-and-shut as some of you think and I'll be surprised if any concessions are made.

The lawyer will take the case because you'll pay a retainer. They get paid regardless of the outcome unless they work on contingency. I doubt you'll find a lawyer to agree to that when it comes to a situation such as this. Having said all that, you might be surprised but I wouldn't bet on it.

Servpro guy's only goal in this is to make himself look like the good guy who will fight for you so that you'll be loyal to him and he gets the business when the court rules in favor of the seller. He'll even bemoan "how unfair the system is" etc etc. Unless he's new to the business and is idealistic, he knows better about what the outcome will be and knows the cards to play. Selling 101. Get on the customer's good side and develop trust.

It is possible that the mold and water occurred after the repairs. You're going to get into a "he said - she said" situation in court. Unless you can prove beyond a shadow of a doubt that this was an attempt at fraud (good luck with that) I think you're on the hook. Maybe a contractor visited and quoted clean up/repair and you can find proof of that. Other than that, no matter what the Servpro guy insists, I think you're fighting an uphill battle.

The legs and baby butt. I laughed so hard!

I think the first one was a better movie but the second one is funnier.

Saw it. Liked it about as much as I liked The Last Jedi. Meh. Some of it was just "too easy". Lando not saying another word about Han not really having a ship to gamble. Etc. I could have waited for the stream/rental of this one.

Champ Summers was a huge influence on Tim Selleck.

And a groder.

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Fantastic. "I knew I had to say something. Our friendship is more important than just the silly outcome of a game. I had to make sure he knew that before we celebrated."