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    Dec 17, 2009, 05:20 PM

    Is anybody else annoyed with this selfish child?
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    Dec 17, 2009, 05:34 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by ohsohappy View Post
    Is anybody else annoyed with this selfish child?
    I shouldn't respond, it will probably be pulled.

    If this was my child she'd be in a world of trouble. I don't put up with stupidity and illegal behavior. I have to wonder where the OP's parents are. Judging from her posts, I'd say that she's around 13, maybe as old as 15. Are her parents aware that she steals? Are they aware that she steals to do drugs?

    Every time I meet a teen that makes me thing that our world isn't doomed, I meet ten like the OP that crush that dream.

    If this is the future of the world then we might as well throw in the towel now.
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    Dec 17, 2009, 06:01 PM

    "Is anybody else annoyed with this selfish child?"

    Ow... you only know one side of me.

    "If this was my child she'd be in a world of trouble. I don't put up with stupidity and illegal behavior. I have to wonder where the OP's parents are. Judging from her posts, I'd say that she's around 13, maybe as old as 15. Are her parents aware that she steals? Are they aware that she steals to do drugs?"

    14 yrs old, parents unaware of pot use but found out about my shoplifting which started and pretty much ended in the summer. Now as to WHERE my parents are. Dad isn't home most of the time, moms depressed and on pills for it, god-awful sister and 10 yr old brother.

    "Every time I meet a teen that makes me thing that our world isn't doomed, I meet ten like the OP that crush that dream.

    If this is the future of the world then we might as well throw in the towel now."

    This is what has been said about every generation. Most of us are like this now, but we've got time. We are young, and we want to live our lives before we get old gray and suddenly responsible for other people (kiddies.)
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    Dec 17, 2009, 06:09 PM

    This is what has been said about every generation. Most of us are like this now, but we've got time. We are young, and we want to live our lives before we get old gray and suddenly responsible for other people (kiddies.)
    And you probably view me as some gray haired granny that never lived. You'd be wrong. I do have kids. I color the gray. Most of all, it wasn't that long ago that I was your age, and yes, I made mistakes. There's a difference though, I was willing to learn from those mistakes.

    Is there hope for you? I really hope so, but not until you stop doing what you're doing. Drugs, stealing, you're headed down a rocky path. You're only 14 and you're already headed to jail, when you get caught, and trust me, you will.

    No, I wasn't an angel when I was your age. I did a lot of stupid things. Heck, I dabbled in drugs too. I never stole though, to me that was crossing the line, and trust me, there weren't many lines I wasn't willing to cross. To me a thief is the lowest of the low. Stealing from people that work hard, just because they want the money.

    So no, you're not the original bad teen. You're not the first, you won't be the last, you're right about that. The thing is, I don't see a lot of room for improvement based on your post. No regret, no remorse. You claim a bit of it, but when pushed you say the girls deserve it.

    You're a thief. I put thieves in the same category as rapists, they take what isn't theirs, because they don't care about anyone but themselves and what they want.

    I've been the victim of both, thieves and rapists, and yes, to me they're one and the same.
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    Dec 17, 2009, 06:46 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by joyousfailure View Post
    "Is anybody else annoyed with this selfish child?"

    Ow... you only know one side of me.

    "If this was my child she'd be in a world of trouble. I don't put up with stupidity and illegal behavior. I have to wonder where the OP's parents are. Judging from her posts, I'd say that she's around 13, maybe as old as 15. Are her parents aware that she steals? Are they aware that she steals to do drugs?"

    14 yrs old, parents unaware of pot use but found out about my shoplifting which started and pretty much ended in the summer. Now as to WHERE my parents are. Dad isnt home most of the time, moms depressed and on pills for it, god-awful sister and 10 yr old brother.

    "Every time I meet a teen that makes me thing that our world isn't doomed, I meet ten like the OP that crush that dream.

    If this is the future of the world then we might as well throw in the towel now."

    This is what has been said about every generation. Most of us are like this now, but we've got time. We are young, and we want to live our lives before we get old gray and suddenly responsible for other people (kiddies.)
    How do you KNOW that you've got time? People perish every day, some younger than you.

    No, not "most" kids your age are like you. I am around kids every week, at church, that give me hope that your generation is not wasted.

    You are disrespectful. Respect is something that all the generations before you had.

    You don't respect the property of others.

    You don't respect your elders.

    And most importantly, you don't respect yourself.

    You are 14. Two years before you can drive. Four years before you can vote. Seven years before you can have a drink of alcohol.

    You are still a child. Don't come here and try to argue with adults about what is right and wrong. You are doing wrong, and you know it.

    Go be the most that you can be in your life.

    Legally, that is.
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    Dec 17, 2009, 06:58 PM

    "How do you KNOW that you've got time? People perish every day, some younger than you."

    I don't. That's why Ive got to live my life.

    "No, not "most" kids your age are like you. I am around kids every week, at church, that give me hope that your generation is not wasted."

    HAHAHAHAHA! Oh you got to be kidding me there. Typical beloved, perfect church kid? Not so. My sister goes to a church almost every week. The b!tch is even going on a missions trip to Jamaica. Who would ever guess that she is a verbally abusive A###hole who has ruined our family with TRUE selfishness (not this crap you're accusing me of)? No one at church, no one at school. But I know.

    "You're a thief. I put thieves in the same category as rapists, they take what isn't theirs, because they don't care about anyone but themselves and what they want."

    That is completely unfair. That is wrong, wrong, wrong. That is astounding to hear. So someone who takes MATERIAL POSSESSIONS which can be REPLACED is the same as someone who does something like rape? Oh, hell no.

    You don't know me, for all you know I'm just like YOU with a different lifestyle (stealing and herb aside.) You never can guess with people. Don't you love that?
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    Dec 17, 2009, 07:42 PM

    Why are you even here wasting people's time? You're a foolish little brat that needs to grow up and realize that something's are just wrong. Like stealing. And you should feel remorse when you do something wrong. Why don't you learn to take some responsibility for your actions. And if things are so awful at home, you should be talking to a therapists, or maybe a school counselor who can help you find healthy ways of coping.
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    Dec 17, 2009, 07:44 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by justcurious55 View Post
    why are you even here wasting people's time? you're a foolish little brat that needs to grow up and realize that somethings are just wrong. like stealing. and you should feel remorse when you do something wrong. why don't you learn to take some responsibility for your actions. and if things are so awful at home, you should be talking to a therapists, or maybe a school counselor who can help you find healthy ways of coping.

    As long as there are answers this thread will continue. The OP is here for the attention - and she's getting plenty of that.
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    Dec 17, 2009, 07:56 PM

    "why are you even here wasting people's time?"

    I never made anyone respond. Not my fault if they do. The choice to write back was theirs.

    "you're a foolish little brat that needs to grow up and realize that somethings are just wrong."

    You have no right to call me that. No right to call me selfish, no right to insinuate I'm immature, none of you do.

    "and if things are so awful at home"

    Don't mock me.
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    Dec 17, 2009, 08:05 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by joyousfailure View Post
    "why are you even here wasting people's time?"

    I never made anyone respond. Not my fault if they do. The choice to write back was theirs.

    "you're a foolish little brat that needs to grow up and realize that somethings are just wrong."

    You have no right to call me that. No right to call me selfish, no right to insinuate I'm immature, none of you do.

    "and if things are so awful at home"

    Don't mock me.
    This is my last response on this thread, then I'm going to ask the mods to shut it down, take away your audience.

    You are selfish, that's a fact. Only a selfish little brat would steal from others. Also, you're immature. You think that "living your life" includes doing drugs and stealing. That not only makes you immature, it makes you pretty dumb too. But hey, you're 14 right, so it's okay? NOT!

    As for the comparison between rapist and thief, why did you find it so offensive? Do you know what a rapist does? He/she takes what isn't theirs to take. They don't give the victim a choice, they just do what they want. What's the definition of a thief young lady? It's the same thing. You may not like being compared to a rapist, I didn't think you would be. What I find really shocking is that you don't mind being called a thief. Sad. Very sad.

    On that note, I'll say what I said a few posts back. This little brat is a troll. She wants attention, we're giving it to her. My bad, I posted again as well, twice. It's hard not to, because deep down we all want her to see the light, we all want her to be a better person. Sadly I think this one is a lost cause. Let the court system deal with her, maybe a few years in jail will make her grow up and accept responsibility. If not, then hopefully jail will become her new home, get her off the streets and away from people that actually live good decent lives.

    Mods, I really think it's time to shut this down.
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    Dec 17, 2009, 08:20 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by joyousfailure View Post
    That is completely unfair. That is wrong, wrong, wrong. That is astounding to hear. So someone who takes MATERIAL POSSESSIONS which can be REPLACED is the same as someone who does something like rape? Oh, hell no.
    On the off chance that you aren't an attention seeking troublemaker, I am going to add one more thing:

    Not all material possessions can be replaced. Recently in my community, a house was broken into. The thieves stole some electronics from the house. One of the items taken was a camcorder. Yes, a camcorder can be replaced. The tape that was in it can't. The tape was of the day that the homeowners brought home their beautiful baby boy from the hospital at the beginning of the Summer. Their beautiful baby boy who passed away due to SIDS just a few weeks ago. These people who felt like you apparently do took away something very important and irreplaceable. Hopefully, they haven't destroyed it and will listen to the pleas to return the tape. Hopefully, they still have some idea of what compassion is.

    Get help before you do something like they did.
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    Dec 17, 2009, 08:33 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by Cat1864 View Post
    On the off chance that you aren't an attention seeking troublemaker, I am going to add one more thing:

    Not all material possessions can be replaced. Recently in my community, a house was broken into. The thieves stole some electronics from the house. One of the items taken was a camcorder. Yes, a camcorder can be replaced. The tape that was in it can't. The tape was of the day that the homeowners brought home their beautiful baby boy from the hospital at the beginning of the Summer. Their beautiful baby boy who passed away due to SIDS just a few weeks ago. These people who felt like you apparently do took away something very important and irreplaceable. Hopefully, they haven't destroyed it and will listen to the pleas to return the tape. Hopefully, they still have some idea of what compassion is.

    Get help before you do something like they did.
    Cat, your story brought back memories.

    A few months after hubby and I were married we were robbed. The thieves took a few bracelets that my Uncle and Aunt from Germany had given me. My Aunt died 2 months before my wedding. The bracelets weren't expensive. Yes, they were gold, but pawned they wouldn't have fetched much. They were all engraved. I was heartbroken.

    They also decided that stealing our hard earned possessions (and boy did we work for them) wasn't enough. They took all our food out of our fridge so it would rot. They stole wedding gifts we'd gotten, money we had saved up, you name it. To add insult to injury, they took underwear out of my drawer and masturbated in it. I felt raped. It was like being raped all over again. They may as well have raped me, I think it would have hurt less, and yes, I know what being raped feels like.

    When I was a young teen, a little older then the OP, I was at a dance rehearsal. What you don't know is that I worked for 3 years, babysitting, cleaning office buildings on the weekend, paper route, dog walking, shoveling driveways in the winter and mowing lawns in the summer. Every job I could find, I took, just so I could take jazz lessons (that's what they called it then. Today they probably call it hip hop).

    My friend and I were at the rehearsal. I had 20 dollars in my purse. It was money I had earned. It was hours worth of my time, my sweat. I brought it along because I still owed $20 on the costume I was required to buy for the recital.

    While we were on stage, someone came into the dressing room and stole wallets out of everyone's purse. My $20 was gone. That was it. The teachers were sympathetic, but they simply couldn't give me the costume without the remainder of the payment, and I couldn't be in the show without the costume. So I had to miss the show. My parents couldn't afford to pay the money. It broke my heart. It broke theirs too.

    All because some greedy person decided that they had a right to steal what I worked so hard to earn. They probably used the money for drugs. :(
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    Dec 17, 2009, 08:56 PM
    "On the off chance that you aren't an attention seeking troublemaker, I am going to add one more thing:"

    I'm not anything you said, but I hear you all well.

    "Not all material possessions can be replaced. Recently in my community, a house was broken into. The thieves stole some electronics from the house. One of the items taken was a camcorder. Yes, a camcorder can be replaced. The tape that was in it can't. The tape was of the day that the homeowners brought home their beautiful baby boy from the hospital at the beginning of the Summer. Their beautiful baby boy who passed away due to SIDS just a few weeks ago. These people who felt like you apparently do took away something very important and irreplaceable. Hopefully, they haven't destroyed it and will listen to the pleas to return the tape. Hopefully, they still have some idea of what compassion is.

    Get help before you do something like they did."

    JC, I would never do something like that! I know compassion. I used to have a lot of it, I don't feel much anymore, but the person I used to be is still in me.

    Altenweg I am sorry for what happened to you. If I seem uncompassionate to you all, its not cause I don't care. It's just that I know more of what the "thief" and the "stoner-loser" goes through and my heart tends to go towards those kinds because I feel what they feel. I know they feel small, I know they are alone, I know that they could never even muster the energy to dance even if they long to. We always are called stupid worthless people who probably shouldn't be alive. There is no one for us. In the back of our minds we think what people call us (the awful things you called me, others have called me) are true, but we have to believe its not.

    We long to be happy and carefree, and we try to get that through pot. Personally, I have succeeded. Pot is my life, I actually get my LIFE through pot. Im not talking keeping busy or a social life. But all the good things that are life. It makes me joyful, patient, open-hearted, loving, and dumb in a good way. I like myself when I'm on pot. I'm angry, hateful, short tempered and I hate myself when I have no pot. And I haven't been able to smoke it in a month. So forgive me, soon I will be better as I will be getting more.

    And whoever the girl is I took from, I know she has friends because she was one of the girls whose backpack was in the group. I don't have that. I don't mean to run some sap story by you all- but since we were getting personal I thought I'd throw my side in.
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    Dec 17, 2009, 09:12 PM

    I'm going against my better judgment and I'm going to respond.

    I'm going to tell you something that to most people I know well on this site, is common knowledge. If you really wanted to check you could look up old threads of mine and find the info, but most people don't and I don't usually mention it, unless I think it needs to be mentioned.

    You talk about feeling alone, being called names, being worthless. Do you really think it's only you and your group of people?

    When I was 5 (and for many years after that) I was molested by my cousin, my babysitter, someone my parents trusted because they never would have guessed in a million years that she was capable of doing it. Yes, she. She did things to me I wouldn't wish on my worst enemy. Because of her, I am who I am. Some days that's not a bad thing, but I do have issues. I'm still a work in progress.

    Because of her I decided that I was worthless. I decided that I'd rather give boys what they wanted (sex) then have them take it from me by force. I didn't care about myself. I didn't care about them. I was just something to be used. Not a person, nothing. That's also when I experimented with drugs. Pot would have been a really mild thing to do back then.

    When I was 18 I was raped. He was a friend of an ex. I won't go into details, but needless to say, it didn't do well for my already low self image.

    It took a kind, caring, loving person to show me that I was worth it. My husband. I met him when I was 19. I liked him, he was a sweet guy. When he told me he loved me I did everything in my power to get rid of him, to make him leave. He couldn't love me, there was nothing to love. He showed me that I was wrong.

    Almost 20 years later we're still together. I have two beautiful kids. I have self esteem. I have me. I happen to like me. It took me a long time to say that.

    If you're doing drugs and stealing because you think that you're worthless, trust me, I know how that feels. I can help you deal with that. The thing is, you have to listen to what I'm saying. You actually have to absorb everything I'm telling you. You have to open to change.

    If you really want that, I'm here, and so are many others. Why do you think most of us are on this site? We've all been through life. We lived to tell the tale of our youth. It wasn't easy. I didn't even begin to tell you everything I did back then.

    So, what about it? Do you want to wipe the slate clean? Do you want to accept that what you're doing is wrong? Do you want help? Do you want to stop? Because it's in your hands. I can take your hand if you reach out, but that's your choice and yours alone.
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    Dec 17, 2009, 09:49 PM

    When I was in elementary school I had no real friends, no support at home, no self-esteem, and an entire school making fun of me. People I had never met would call me names and torture me for no reason. Boys would ask me if I wanted to date their dogs, then laugh while saying I was too ugly even for a dog to date. The one time I decided to ride the bus home from school instead of walking, I walked into the gym to wait for the buses and was met by a chorus of name calling and thrown objects while all the kids in there laughed at me. Teachers did nothing to stop any of it.

    Home wasn't much better. My brother took every opportunity to make it clear that I was fat, ugly, stupid, and worthless. My mother's only response was to tell me to stop egging him on when I tried to fight back, and to send me to my room. When he wasn't demeaning me verbally, he was usually beating me physically. I was stabbed, punched, kicked, slapped, and hit with every object he could think of. There was more than one occasion where I honestly thought he would kill me. Once again, my mother would just send me to my room and tell me to stop aggravating him.

    When I was 10-11, I tried to kill myself. I was sitting right next to my mother and tried to strangle myself. I wanted to die, I just didn't realize that once you lose consciousness your hands loosen and you start breathing again. My mother just looked at me and asked me if I was done throwing my fit yet and told me to stop acting like such a baby.

    The teasing at school only ended when I ended up moving middle schools. A few people I had gone to elementary and part of middle school with picked up the teasing again when we got to high school.

    The torture at home only ended when I moved out. I went to college. My brother went to jail, several times.

    In college I got threatening notes on my door on several occasions. One of the girls in the dorm didn't like that fact that I happen to like girls, so she felt it her right to call me names and make threats where everyone could see them. She was just told to apologize to me, which she never did.

    Three months ago the only friends I had, and people I had grown to see as closer than family, told me to get out of their lives. I was told to never try to see or contact them again and to never connect their names with mine again. Since I had been living with them, that meant that I became homeless and lost everything I owned. I spent almost three months in a homeless shelter, until they told me that I couldn't stay there anymore.

    Do NOT think you are the only one who has every felt alone or victimized or worthless. Do NOT think that those feelings are an excuse for the way you acted. You aren't, and they aren't.

    You don't think that I needed money when I became homeless? You don't think I couldn't have used just a couple bucks to buy some food or shampoo or some clothes so I wasn't hungry or greasy or wearing the same outfit all the time? You don't think that when I had an entire school making fun of me that I didn't want to get some sort of revenge? You don't think that when my brother stabbed me in the leg with a knife I didn't want to return the favor?

    Instead, I found ways to ignore the teasing. I found organizations that could help me get food and clothing and basic hygiene goods. I learned to live with my brother as best as I could, and then left so I wouldn't have to live with him ever again. I found a job so I could have money to buy things like shampoo and deodorant and winter boots. I didn't steal because it was easier and I needed it more than they probably did. I didn't stoop to their level and call names. I decided who I wanted to be and then did my best to become that person. I'm still not her, but I might be someday.
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    Dec 17, 2009, 10:04 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by joyousfailure View Post
    If I seem uncompassionate to you all, its not cause I dont care. It's just that I know more of what the "thief" and the "stoner-loser" goes through and my heart tends to go towards those kinds because I feel what they feel. I know they feel small, I know they are alone, I know that they could never even muster the energy to dance even if they long to. We always are called stupid worthless people who probably shouldn't be alive. There is no one for us. In the back of our minds we think what people call us (the awful things you called me, others have called me) are true, but we have to believe its not.

    We long to be happy and carefree, and we try to get that through pot. Personally, I have succeeded. Pot is my life, I actually get my LIFE through pot. Im not talking keeping busy or a social life. But all the good things that are life. It makes me joyful, patient, open-hearted, loving, and dumb in a good way. I like myself when I'm on pot. I'm angry, hateful, short tempered and I hate myself when I have no pot. And I haven't been able to smoke it in a month. So forgive me, soon I will be better as I will be getting more.

    And whoever the girl is I took from, I know she has friends because she was one of the girls whose backpack was in the group. I dont have that. I dont mean to run some sap story by you all- but since we were getting personal I thought I'd throw my side in.
    Do you know why I am still here willing to give you a chance? Because I think there is more to you than a thief or pot-head. Even if you are a troll or attention seeker there is more to you. However, like Altenweg, all I can do is take the hand you reach out.

    I have said just about everything I can. The next step is up to you. Are you going to continue being defensive and, well, bratty or are you going to listen and attempt to learn a new way of dealing with your problems? One that works better than self-medicating and mentally running away.

    I'll let you in on a badly kept secret. A lot people in groups feel just like you do. They think they have to be part of a crowd to get validation for living. All the time they are a part of the 'crowd' they are alone in their own minds and hearts.
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    Dec 17, 2009, 10:27 PM

    Are you serious this thing is still going on.

    Maybe it's just me but it seems as if this kid is just making you guys dance in circles.

    I don't think she'll change her views, she'll always say something to keep you guys going..

    ..but that's just my thoughts...
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    Dec 17, 2009, 10:30 PM
    Quote Originally Posted by mudweiser View Post
    Are you serious this thing is still going on.

    Maybe it's just me but it seems as if this kid is just making you guys dance in circles.

    I don't think she'll change her views, she'll always say something to keep you guys going..

    ..but that's just my thoughts...
    On the off chance that we're wrong, I'm willing to try one last time.

    I already RIP'd it, after my second last post.

    It's in the mods hands now. Her last post made me think that maybe, just maybe, she really does need help.

    If that's the case, then that's why I joined this site. I'll be here if she decides to listen.

    One more post of attitude and I'll call it a day.
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    Dec 17, 2009, 10:41 PM

    This girl reminds me a lot of my brother. Nothing worked for him, but I'm hoping that, maybe, something will get through to her.

    My brother has been in and out of jail since he was 14, mainly for theft. He started stealing money out of our mom's purse and the occasional candy from the store. When he was 14 he was caught breaking into cars. He was in jail for a little more than a year. He went back a couple times for violating probation and once or twice for new theft charges, all before he turned 18. After he turned 18 he went to jail a few more times, for theft. He is currently facing a theft charge that may send him to jail again.

    Even going to jail didn't convince him to stop. Maybe she's different, but I'm not holding my breath. She reminds me too much of my brother. No remorse, convinced she's a victim, and a sense of entitlement.

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