Krystal
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Back in 2011, 8 year old Sean was having his birthday party and he was excited.
Family and friends were coming, there was going to be cake and there were going to be presents and well, he was 8, 8 year olds get excited for their birthdays.
When his Auntie Jennifer arrived he couldn't contain his excitement and greeted her as she arrived with a "flying hug". Basically he lept into his Aunt's arms when she arrived.
Now Sean wasn't a big 8 year old, he was a pretty average weight. At the time of his 8th birthday he weighed right around 50 pounds, not big by any means. Personally my youngest hit 90 punds before he turned 9 so a 50 pound 8 year old is kinda small compared to what I was used to. And Auntie Jennifer isn't overly tiny either, I'm tiny, she has probably 30 pounds on me, now she isn't big, I'm not saying that, just setting the stage here.
But I digress.
Aunt Jennifer was unable to maintain her balance and as a result both she and Sean tipped backwards. In the fall, Aunt Jennifer suffered a broken wrist.
Fast forward to 2015 and now sweet Aunt Jennifer has filed a lawsuit against, now, 12 yer old Sean seeking the amount of $127,000 for the "damages" that she suffered as a result of the fall.
Aunt Jennifer asserts that at 8 years old, Sean should have known better than to greet her in such a "rough" manner.
That may be true but here's where Auntie Jen boards the Bullshit Express into Self-Absorbed Cuntland.
According to reports, the "damages" that Jennifer suffered were not in the form of medical bills or even lost wages. Nope, it waaaay better than that and by "better" I mean more ridiculous.
Jennifer alleges that her broken wrist made it "difficult" to walk to her apartment. You see, she lives in Manhattan in a third-floor walk up and for some Goddamn reason she must walk up the three flights of stairs on her hands or something because she says her broken wrist made walking to her apartment difficult.
Next, she alleges that her broken wrist has made it hard to hold her hors d'oeuvres plate at parties...
Go ahead, read that part again, I'll wait...............
It's hard to hold her hors d'oeuvres plate. Christ, I don't think I've even been to a party that had hors d'oeuvres plates.
Wait a minute, I have just discovered that typing "hors d'oeuvres" is kind of a motherfucker, I think I need to get Jennifer's address to file my lawsuit against her, I suddenly feel damaged by having to type that. Like the self-absorbed cunt couldn't just say "snacks", uppity bitch.
Okay, so if being sued by his aunt isn't bad enough for Sean, let's add the rest of this story.
Sean is the only one listed in the lawsuit, Jennifer is not suing his parents, or I should say parent. Why only one parent you might ask? Broken home? Donor for a mom or dad?
Nope, Sean's mother died last year.
So, Sean lost his mother and by the sounds of things, really loved his Aunt Jennifer, only to have her sue him because she can't hold her Doritos plate or whatever jackasses like her put on their snack plates.
Jennifer tries to make herself sound less ridiculous by saying that when she broke her wrist she didn't want to upset her nephew at his birthday party so she didn't tell him how badly she was hurt. Aw, ain't she just a sweetheart.
This bullshit has actually gone to court. Because our legal system isn't already overburdened, this twit has had to push this to the courtroom. Well, thankfully for me because her testimony has provided a few good quotes.
Jennifer testified that her nephew has always been "very loving" towards her and even "very sensitive" towards her. But of course, she still thinks that he is responsible for her snack eating difficulties and that weirdness with walking upstairs with a broken wrist being hard.
I'm still trying to figure that one out, I mean I would think if you can walk upstairs, 3 flights of them on your hands then you'd be agile and able to take a hug from an 8 year old. Right?
She even testified that while her nephew was coming towards her on that fateful day, he shouted "Auntie Jen, I love you".
In closing, I'll leave you with this quote from her lawsuit:
"The injuries, losses and harms to the plaintiff were caused by the negligence and carelessness of the minor defendant in that a reasonable eight year old under those circumstances would know or should have known that a forceful greeting such as the one delivered by the defendant to the plaintiff could cause the harms and losses suffered by the plaintiff."
Um, yeah. I'm sure every 8 year old knows that flying hugs can cause self-absorbed cunts to have trouble holding their hors d'oeuvres plates.
Links:
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/aunt-sues-nephew-12-breaking-wrist-greeting-article-1.2394889
Family and friends were coming, there was going to be cake and there were going to be presents and well, he was 8, 8 year olds get excited for their birthdays.
When his Auntie Jennifer arrived he couldn't contain his excitement and greeted her as she arrived with a "flying hug". Basically he lept into his Aunt's arms when she arrived.
Now Sean wasn't a big 8 year old, he was a pretty average weight. At the time of his 8th birthday he weighed right around 50 pounds, not big by any means. Personally my youngest hit 90 punds before he turned 9 so a 50 pound 8 year old is kinda small compared to what I was used to. And Auntie Jennifer isn't overly tiny either, I'm tiny, she has probably 30 pounds on me, now she isn't big, I'm not saying that, just setting the stage here.
But I digress.
Aunt Jennifer was unable to maintain her balance and as a result both she and Sean tipped backwards. In the fall, Aunt Jennifer suffered a broken wrist.
Fast forward to 2015 and now sweet Aunt Jennifer has filed a lawsuit against, now, 12 yer old Sean seeking the amount of $127,000 for the "damages" that she suffered as a result of the fall.
Aunt Jennifer asserts that at 8 years old, Sean should have known better than to greet her in such a "rough" manner.
That may be true but here's where Auntie Jen boards the Bullshit Express into Self-Absorbed Cuntland.
According to reports, the "damages" that Jennifer suffered were not in the form of medical bills or even lost wages. Nope, it waaaay better than that and by "better" I mean more ridiculous.
Jennifer alleges that her broken wrist made it "difficult" to walk to her apartment. You see, she lives in Manhattan in a third-floor walk up and for some Goddamn reason she must walk up the three flights of stairs on her hands or something because she says her broken wrist made walking to her apartment difficult.
Next, she alleges that her broken wrist has made it hard to hold her hors d'oeuvres plate at parties...
Go ahead, read that part again, I'll wait...............
It's hard to hold her hors d'oeuvres plate. Christ, I don't think I've even been to a party that had hors d'oeuvres plates.
Wait a minute, I have just discovered that typing "hors d'oeuvres" is kind of a motherfucker, I think I need to get Jennifer's address to file my lawsuit against her, I suddenly feel damaged by having to type that. Like the self-absorbed cunt couldn't just say "snacks", uppity bitch.
Okay, so if being sued by his aunt isn't bad enough for Sean, let's add the rest of this story.
Sean is the only one listed in the lawsuit, Jennifer is not suing his parents, or I should say parent. Why only one parent you might ask? Broken home? Donor for a mom or dad?
Nope, Sean's mother died last year.
So, Sean lost his mother and by the sounds of things, really loved his Aunt Jennifer, only to have her sue him because she can't hold her Doritos plate or whatever jackasses like her put on their snack plates.
Jennifer tries to make herself sound less ridiculous by saying that when she broke her wrist she didn't want to upset her nephew at his birthday party so she didn't tell him how badly she was hurt. Aw, ain't she just a sweetheart.
This bullshit has actually gone to court. Because our legal system isn't already overburdened, this twit has had to push this to the courtroom. Well, thankfully for me because her testimony has provided a few good quotes.
Jennifer testified that her nephew has always been "very loving" towards her and even "very sensitive" towards her. But of course, she still thinks that he is responsible for her snack eating difficulties and that weirdness with walking upstairs with a broken wrist being hard.
I'm still trying to figure that one out, I mean I would think if you can walk upstairs, 3 flights of them on your hands then you'd be agile and able to take a hug from an 8 year old. Right?
She even testified that while her nephew was coming towards her on that fateful day, he shouted "Auntie Jen, I love you".
In closing, I'll leave you with this quote from her lawsuit:
"The injuries, losses and harms to the plaintiff were caused by the negligence and carelessness of the minor defendant in that a reasonable eight year old under those circumstances would know or should have known that a forceful greeting such as the one delivered by the defendant to the plaintiff could cause the harms and losses suffered by the plaintiff."
Um, yeah. I'm sure every 8 year old knows that flying hugs can cause self-absorbed cunts to have trouble holding their hors d'oeuvres plates.
Links:
http://www.nydailynews.com/new-york/aunt-sues-nephew-12-breaking-wrist-greeting-article-1.2394889