Worst. Week. Ever.

• GoChiefs

  

  Moved into our new home last Wednesday. Then just 4 nights later, after remodeling the home for the last few months, we had a house fire. Tuesday, I broke the rear window out of my truck. Thursday, had to deal with our previous bitch landlord because she refused to give us our deposit back. Then tonight, while leaving from the Garth Brooks concert, some bitch ran into my car. So here I sit, waiting on the police to show up. This has had to have been the worst fucking week of my life.
  
  /Rant.
• superman

  Sorry man.
• sleeper

  

  GoChiefs;1756298 wrote:Moved into our new home last Wednesday. Then just 4 nights later, after remodeling the home for the last few months, we had a house fire. Tuesday, I broke the rear window out of my truck. Thursday, had to deal with our previous bitch landlord because she refused to give us our deposit back. Then tonight, while leaving from the Garth Brooks concert, some bitch ran into my car. So here I sit, waiting on the police to show up. This has had to have been the worst fucking week of my life.
  
  /Rant.

  Geez. Thanks Obama.
• Azubuike24

  

  Hang in there. You're alive and able to post your rant.
• sherm03

  

  Sounds rough, man. Hope things turn around soon for you.
• Spock

  

  start drinking.......you will care less
• MontyBrunswick

  

  Bad things happen to bad people.
• Tiernan

  Hell...I went 1 & 9 on my CFB picks...THAT's a shitty week.
• Uz2Bon36

  

  MontyBrunswick;1756402 wrote:Bad things happen to bad people.

  Especially those who attend Garth Brooks concerts.
• Ironman92

  

  Blame it all on your roots
• gerb131

  

  Did the dog die? Hope it gets better.
• Uz2Bon36

  

  Sounds like your week had some unanswered prayers.
• Belly35

  

  Few things to point out
  
  making bottle bombs in your house is never a good idea
  your truck will look like 90% of all the other trucks in Massillon with plastic windows
  slum lords never give back deposits
  your car now will look like 90% of all the other cars in Massillon
• GoChiefs

  

  Belly35;1756516 wrote:making bottle bombs in your house is never a good idea

  It was a defective range we bought.
  

  Belly35;1756516 wrote:your truck will look like 90% of all the other trucks in Massillon with plastic windows

  It's a work truck, so don't really care what it looks like. I moved out of Massillon into Perry Township a couple years ago.
  

  Belly35;1756516 wrote:slum lords never give back deposits

  Wasn't a slumlord. It was my mother in laws best friend of 50 years.
  

  Belly35;1756516 wrote:your car now will look like 90% of all the other cars in Massillon

  Just scratched the headlight and parking light. Still looks better than 95% of all the other cars in Massillon.
• bLuE_71

  MontyBrunswick;1756402 wrote:Bad things happen to bad people.

  How are you still around then?
• MontyBrunswick

  

  bLuE_71;1756527 wrote:How are you still around then?

  I'm a well-educated saint amongst the community
• j_crazy

  

  any word on how bad the damage on the house was or what caused the fire? any chance of holding a contractor liable for the damage of the house fire?
• Uz2Bon36

  

  Belly35;1756516 wrote:Few things to point out
  
  making bottle bombs in your house is never a good idea
  your truck will look like 90% of all the other trucks in Massillon with plastic windows
  slum lords never give back deposits
  your car now will look like 90% of all the other cars in Massillon

  I thought you were in Canton?
• Uz2Bon36

  

  j_crazy;1756548 wrote: any chance of holding a contractor liable for the damage of the house fire?

  The American way. Blame others and sue them.
• j_crazy

  

  Uz2Bon36;1756552 wrote:The American way. Blame others and sue them.

  Fuck you.
• Uz2Bon36

  

  j_crazy;1756557 wrote:Fuck you.

  
  Obama lover.
• GoChiefs

  

  j_crazy;1756548 wrote:any word on how bad the damage on the house was or what caused the fire? any chance of holding a contractor liable for the damage of the house fire?

  Fire damage wasn't bad. We caught it soon after it started, but smoke was what did most of the damage. $15k in damages to the home, not sure about the contents yet. It wasn't the contractors fault, they believe it was a manufacturer defect. This is the 7th one they have seen in the last six months or so I guess.
• GoChiefs

  

  Uz2Bon36;1756552 wrote:The American way. Blame others and sue them.

  If a contractors piss poor job was to burn down your home, you sure as fuck would sue if you could.
• j_crazy

  

  GoChiefs;1756567 wrote:Fire damage wasn't bad. We caught it soon after it started, but smoke was what did most of the damage. $15k in damages to the home, not sure about the contents yet. It wasn't the contractors fault, they believe it was a manufacturer defect. This is the 7th one they have seen in the last six months or so I guess.

  manufacturer of what? what started the fire?
• j_crazy

  

  GoChiefs;1756568 wrote:If a contractors piss poor job was to burn down your home, you sure as fuck would sue if you could.

  right? your initial post made it unclear if YOU did the work or you contracted it out. The way building codes work, if i did some electrical work on my own home that wasn't up to code i'd be on the hook for the damage if it burnt up my house. If i hired a licensed and bonded electrician to do the work and it burnt up my house, i'd not hesitate to go after him, assuming his work was found to be the cause.