[Vision2020] He's Baaaaaaack . . .

[Tom Hansen]

Good question.

How much do you figure that a couple hours (each time) of an attorney's 
time costs?

My time: Maybe a nickle or two.

You've also got to take into consideration that Bigotman's claim was 
probably against multiple UI employees, not just one (as in my case).

Today's new word, g-ster . . .

FRIVOLOUS
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Main Entry: friv·o·lous 
Pronunciation: \ˈfri-və-ləs\ 
Function: adjective 
Etymology: Middle English, from Latin frivolus 
Date: 15th century 
1 a: of little weight or importance b: having no sound basis (as in fact 
or law) <a frivolous lawsuit>
2 a: lacking in seriousness b: marked by unbecoming levity
— friv·o·lous·ly adverb 
— friv·o·lous·ness noun 

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Tom Hansen
Moscow, Idaho

> I bet that it cost the University quite a lot to do these searches. Any
> idea how much?
> 
> How come we all have to pay for it?
> 
> Dave
> 
> 
> Tom Hansen wrote:
> > Dontcha think, g-ster, that if there were ANY substance whatsoever to 
> > Bigotman's claim that the UI attorney's office would have turned it 
over 
> > to Bigotman?
> >
> > Having had the hard-drive of my computer at UI Facilities scoured 
twice by 
> > a member of the UI attorney's office, subsequent to a local 
blahgmeister 
> > submitting public records requests to the said UI attorney's office, I 
> > know of what I am speaking.
> >
> > FYI: As a result of their analysis, the UI attorney's office 
discovered 
> > nothing more than a series of boring databases, website documents (for 
> > maintaining the Energy Conservation website), and a wide range of 
other 
> > yawn material.
> >
> > However, you are free to mangle and twist reality to fit your own 
agenda.  
> > You always have.
> >
> > Tom Hansen
> > Moscow,
Idaho

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