June 26, 200719 yr :lol: This guy is a joke... Exactly, and he'll have his own TV show by next year. That's the way America works. Just look at the judge who sat for the Anna Nicole Smith trial.
June 27, 200719 yr Actually, the judge will have to run for re-election in some non-distant future. Hope the fine folks of the district do not have a "short" memory or they will be hard "pressed" for another round of poor judgeship. By the way, I found an interesting photo of the owner of the drycleaning business in D.C. He looks so familiar. Just can't a finger on it.... Belushi the Samuari Dry Cleaner? Nah...
June 27, 200719 yr [ATTACH]20333[/ATTACH] He looks so familiar. Just can't a finger on it.... Belushi the Samuari Dry Cleaner? Nah... I believe it was "Samurai Tailor".... If he forgets to put in the zipper on a pair of men's pants: beware! :scared:
June 27, 200719 yr You guys better watch what you say about this guy or he might just sue us all for slander... :laugh: :laugh: In that case, he is a fine and uptanding gentleman that deserves the 54mil for one pair of pants, that is entirely fair. :lol:
June 27, 200719 yr I believe it was "Samurai Tailor".... If he forgets to put in the zipper on a pair of men's pants: beware! :scared: :laugh: :laugh: :laugh: :banana:
June 27, 200719 yr WASHINGTON - A judge ruled Monday in favor of a dry cleaner that was sued for $54 million over a missing pair of pants. The owners of Custom Cleaners did not violate the city's Consumer Protection Act by failing to live up to Roy L. Pearson's expectations of the "Satisfaction Guaranteed" sign once displayed in the store window, District of Columbia Superior Court Judge Judith Bartnoff ruled. Bartnoff ordered Pearson to pay the court costs of defendants Soo Chung, Jin Nam Chung and Ki Y. Chung. http://www.msnbc.msn.com/id/19414287?GT1=10056 If you sue for something like this you are found wrong, then this should pay.
June 27, 200719 yr Actually, the judge will have to run for re-election in some non-distant future. Hope the fine folks of the district do not have a "short" memory or they will be hard "pressed" for another round of poor judgeship. By the way, I found an interesting photo of the owner of the drycleaning business in D.C. [ATTACH]20333[/ATTACH] He looks so familiar. Just can't a finger on it.... Belushi the Samuari Dry Cleaner? Nah... Why not settle this way?^
June 27, 200719 yr Why not settle this way?^ I have a feeling the Samauri tailor would probably win... unless one of those straps would break. Boy that woud be butt ugly.
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