Talk about stupid!

The same government that will soon be determining if you get to see a doctor.

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Originally posted by Ronnie P.:
The same government that will soon be determining if you get to see a doctor.

Ah, yes--as we all know, Obamacare will place those kinds of decisions under authority of the local police. N O T !!!!!

Good grief, Ronnie, the gummint is not some homogenous blob. Some desk captain down at the PO-lice stashun is not gonna control decisions about who does or does not get to see a doctor.

SHE-E-E-S-H!!!

It'll be the candy striper at admissions who will determine your ability to see a doctor...not the cops

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Originally posted by Sassy Kims:
It'll be the candy striper at admissions who will determine your ability to see a doctor...not the cops

Are u telling me beternU will be telling me if I get hospital care? :P

That's scary!

Couldn't the original owner use his title to get release of the vehicle in the interim?

Betern nuttin is the old leach volunteer bothering the candy stripers.

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Originally posted by elinterventor01:
Couldn't the original owner use his title to get release of the vehicle in the interim?

Betern nuttin is the old leach volunteer bothering the candy stripers.

That is EXACTLY what needs to happen. That's the common sense answer. The police cannot legally release property to someone who is not the owner of record. As for him waiting for transfer paperwork to be returned? Returned from whom? It takes 10 minutes to go down and transfer a title.

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Originally posted by MOBY:

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Originally posted by elinterventor01:
Couldn't the original owner use his title to get release of the vehicle in the interim?

Betern nuttin is the old leach volunteer bothering the candy stripers.

That is EXACTLY what needs to happen. That's the common sense answer. The police cannot legally release property to someone who is not the owner of record. As for him waiting for transfer paperwork to be returned? Returned from whom? It takes 10 minutes to go down and transfer a title.

Where exactly do you go to transfer a title?

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Originally posted by elinterventor01:
Couldn't the original owner use his title to get release of the vehicle in the interim?

Betern nuttin is the old leach volunteer bothering the candy stripers.

Once more the pseudo-cosmopolitan elinterventor shows his vocabulary deficiencies. He is evidently, and miserably, attempting to suggest some kind of lecherous inclinations on my part, but the word he uses, "leach," has no relationship to "lecherous," "lechery" or any of the etymological derivatives of the French "lechier" (to live in debauchery). "Leach" is a term that defines the process of removing one or more soluble components of a material by percolating water through it, and is derived from the Old English "leccan" (to moisten).

What would one expect,though, from someone who cavalierly invents non-words such as "necrosy" (elinterventor's most recent coinage--utterly demolished by my analysis in an earlier string)?

Lesson to be learned: Do not play loosely with the Mother Tongue when beternU is watching!

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Originally posted by beternU:

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Originally posted by elinterventor01:
Couldn't the original owner use his title to get release of the vehicle in the interim?

Betern nuttin is the old leach volunteer bothering the candy stripers.

Once more the pseudo-cosmopolitan elinterventor shows his vocabulary deficiencies. He is evidently, and miserably, attempting to suggest some kind of lecherous inclinations on my part, but the word he uses, "leach," has no relationship to "lecherous," "lechery" or any of the etymological derivatives of the French "lechier" (to live in debauchery). "Leach" is a term that defines the process of removing one or more soluble components of a material by percolating water through it, and is derived from the Old English "leccan" (to moisten).

What would one expect,though, from someone who cavalierly invents non-words such as "necrosy" (elinterventor's most recent coinage--utterly demolished by my analysis in an earlier string)?

Lesson to be learned: Do not play loosely with the Mother Tongue when beternU is watching!

Poor old betern nuttin, once more mounts upon his hobby horse and rides out in all directs. I'm only guilty of a simple misspelling. The word should be lech, short for lecher. Did my jibe hit a sore point! And, is there a restraining order?

Poor fellow forgets that I provided meanings and links to several meanings to necrosy.

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Originally posted by elinterventor01:

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Originally posted by beternU:

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Originally posted by elinterventor01:
Couldn't the original owner use his title to get release of the vehicle in the interim?

Betern nuttin is the old leach volunteer bothering the candy stripers.

Once more the pseudo-cosmopolitan elinterventor shows his vocabulary deficiencies. He is evidently, and miserably, attempting to suggest some kind of lecherous inclinations on my part, but the word he uses, "leach," has no relationship to "lecherous," "lechery" or any of the etymological derivatives of the French "lechier" (to live in debauchery). "Leach" is a term that defines the process of removing one or more soluble components of a material by percolating water through it, and is derived from the Old English "leccan" (to moisten).

What would one expect,though, from someone who cavalierly invents non-words such as "necrosy" (elinterventor's most recent coinage--utterly demolished by my analysis in an earlier string)?

Lesson to be learned: Do not play loosely with the Mother Tongue when beternU is watching!

Poor old betern nuttin, once more mounts upon his hobby horse and rides out in all directs. I'm only guilty of a simple misspelling. The word should be lech, short for lecher. Did my jibe hit a sore point! And, is there a restraining order?

Poor fellow forgets that I provided meanings and links to several meanings to necrosy.

You provided NO links to anything. I challenged you, as quoted below, and you have still failed to defend your non-word. Here is what I posted and your reply is directly below:

"You might have encountered 'necrosy' in blogs or as the name taken by some nasty rock band, but you will not encounter it in any dictionary, since it is NOT a recognized word of the English language. I note that in your response above you did NOT attempt to validate the word by the most obvious and creditable means, namely finding it in a dictionary and posting a link to it or copying and posting the text. Unless and until you can do that, my indictment stands--you have used a non-word, elinterventor!"

Keep looking for elinterventor's reply, but you will scroll through hell and half of Georgia and still not find it! Pitiful old poseur is too arrogant to admit error!

good Lord, some people

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Originally posted by WH:

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Originally posted by MOBY:

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Originally posted by elinterventor01:
Couldn't the original owner use his title to get release of the vehicle in the interim?

Betern nuttin is the old leach volunteer bothering the candy stripers.

That is EXACTLY what needs to happen. That's the common sense answer. The police cannot legally release property to someone who is not the owner of record. As for him waiting for transfer paperwork to be returned? Returned from whom? It takes 10 minutes to go down and transfer a title.

Where exactly do you go to transfer a title?

At your county Title and License Office:
http://www.revenue.alabama.gov.../countyofficials.htm