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nah that's my jobhire a burly black man to stand behind you and look menacing while you talk to your dad.
if my mom was like that she'd have done it months ago, I can tell she's fairly indifferent on the matter :/
bro cootiesbroties
I'm going to ask for it back directly before I do anything elseshe is going to go straight through his door and kick his ass.
I'd imagine she would help me though
there's also the fact that I really don't want to take legal actionthis is all circumstantial, legal action must only be taken as a last resort. just go ahead with the plan of going in politely and calmly and becoming more aggressive if he doesn't give you the laptop. remember, speak softly but carry a big stick.
y'know
So on notch's twitter he posted a link to a spoiler screenshot. Except he replaced one letter in the link with a question mark.
So I went through the whole alphabet, in capitol and lower-case letters, until I found it. I came across 2 other pics in the process, but here:
Spoiler screenshot from notch twitter:lol, you worked for nothing.
http://i.imgur.com/IKc7?.png
Replace the ? with a letter.
Boom
http://i.imgur.com/IKc7E.png
what the forget? i didn't make this, also it was never visited. also those aren't even my runescape levels. i think i've been trolled. everything else in the first row is either from runescape or blockland.
Yeah you have a point, in a way you did buy it from her although she had yet to have it in her possession. Think of it like ordering from a store online so they have to ship it to you from their warehouse, and your mom is like the UPS guy or mailman.the thing is there is no paperwork proving that the computer was ever purchased from his mom, that means if he has to get the legal system involved then his father can't use the "i took it when he was 17, i'm his father" bullstuff because he has no way of proving that the computer wasn't still the mother's property. even if it was he was in custody of his mother, therego anything that was his was also hers. that means if an adult steals something from a minor the item that was stolen WAS the minor's but it was also the parent's, so it was still hers either way.
I don't think there's much law can do if he took it while you were still 17.technically the laptop was property of the mother because it was purchased on her credit card. therefore the theft was not from him but his mother, who is well above 17. since there was no "legal" transaction the sale was confidential, so regulith can still claim it was his mother's.
lol you're patheticlol, you're a dumbass.
Would take to long. I'm talking about quick sketchesforget you, i'm drawing it then.
