That reminds me of: "I drive a Dodge Stratus!!!!" On Sat, Feb 23, 2008 at 11:19 AM, Adam Churvis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > been there done that. He laughed. At this point I have the mayor's > > office calling the superintendant's office. > > Of course he laughed. This is the only power he has in his entire life. > His wife and children don't love or respect him, his charges at the school > he "runs" hate him, their parents argue with him, his staff despise him > because he withholds things from them claiming "budget problems." Even the > cheap hookers he hires to begrudgingly service him can't wait to leave his > seedy motel room as soon as they possibly can. And he knows all this deep > in his heart. > > The really sick thing is the importance this miserable piece of shit puts on > your daughter's cell phone. He thinks about it day and night, more so than > his budgets, his wife, or that sports car he wishes he could one day afford > but knows he never will. It's the only thing he has in this world to hold > on to that tells him he has power over another human being. > > Don't believe me? Watch the extents to which he will go to retain (or > damage or destroy or lose) that cell phone when you truly challenge him. > And watch how he begins to devalue you in the way he treats you along the > way. This is deeply personal to him in ways that bear no semblance to > logic. I've seen people like this become obsessive and even violent over > similar things. > > It's this arrogance of a very little, little man in a lowly government job > that you absolutely positively must fight until the end, at any cost. In > fact, the smaller the infraction, the more critical it is that you win at > any cost. > > BTW, the superintendant will back up his principal, and the mayor will back > up the superintendant. They're a clan. You need an attorney who thinks he > can squeeze some serious cash out of them and believes that you will not > chicken out along the way. > > Did your daughter have personal or private information, photos, or video in > that phone? What did it mean to her emotionally? What problems did it > cause for you and your family? Did it significantly interfere with your > effective parenting in any way that other parents on a jury can associate > with? Perhaps these are other legal angles to explore. > > Remember that, unless you significantly damage or destroy this man *as well > as* get your daughter's phone back, he will win. To him, he wins if he can > make you work hard for it, kind of like a little lap dog yapping for a > treat. As long as he can make you dance, he is amused and happy. He must > be fired for this and personally sued into the ground. > > You are not a yapping little lap dog. Prove it. > > > Respectfully, > > Adam Phillip Churvis > President > Productivity Enhancement > > > >
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