Quote from: Lab Flaker on May 20, 2026, 10:53:36 PMIt had to be members of Gen Y or Z that threatened to sue you for sure... those entitled little shits or clueless when it comes to the how the judiciary actually works or if they even have enough pocket money to see their phantom case through.

Probably GenXers actually... a bit younger than me but not by a whole lot.
This was late 1990s early 2000s and they were already adults.

I think one or more were for "defamation" because I told them a few accurate things about themselves that they weren't prepared to read, and one was a cease-and-desist over a section of my website in which I archived a stash of their less-than-flattering poasts.

Needless to say after telling them to go fuck themselves a few times nothing ever came of any of it. If any of them did contact lawyers I imagine they would have been laughed out of the office within five minutes.

Quote from: Garraty_47 on Today at 12:11:40 AMNeedless to say after telling them to go fuck themselves a few times nothing ever came of any of it. If any of them did contact lawyers I imagine they would have been laughed out of the office within five minutes.

I guess there are some weak Gen X's around.
In Australia the lawyers would more than likely tell them to harden the fuck up. Nothing worse than a bunch of pansies choking up the courts with their hurt feelings.

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