[kemathen7]

Comments from the lady who sued the cookie deliverers. Poor her.

[cyborg]

I dont' advocate obscene calls, but in my heart there's nothing but a little violin for this harridan.

[cjshapi]

Refusing to sign a waiver once the $900 was paid?!? These folks pretty much deserve what they have reaped.

[jbwbubba]

Thats the way the cookie crumbles

[backinthefold]

 One caller told the Youngs that "you are what's wrong with society."

 

I cant argue with that kind of logic...

[Mad Mammoth]

That's the way the cookie crumbles....beeeeotch.

[NeilGus]

What is that telephone number again ....

[FormerACLUmember]

Heartless fiend, enabled by a sick, evil destructive lawyer industry.

[USMCVet]

Idiots.

They took a couple of young neighbors to court for no other reason than they were too flaky/unstable to deal with a knock at the door at 10:30.

Now they're too unstable/flaky to figure out the reasons for the unhappiness they stirred up!

These are pretty standard Blue State people and they need a lot more than a little treatment for anxiety - they need the best professional help they can get!

[rabidralph]

From the article: "Our home is like a funeral parlor," Renea Young said. "They've robbed us of our laughter. My spirit, my soul, is damaged."

She was damaged long before this fiasco.

[Calusa]

She questions whether she can continue as president of the board and director of the Durango Food Bank, where co-workers say Young is a dedicated and capable leader, ...

"The food bank has been my passion.

A definite 'Hillary'. Folks, charity begins at home.

[tumblindice]

Ain't that onea the Lee twins? Ugh Lee (Sister, `Home'; the bank turns off the security cameras when they show)

[nina0113]

"Our home is like a funeral parlor," Renea Young said. "They've robbed us of our laughter. My spirit, my soul, is damaged."

Bet she wishes she could file a reverse-class-action lawsuit.

[roylene]

I have NO sympathy for this family .... Is there a fund to send money to the girls to help cover their fines?

[.38sw]

I've skimmed the article, not reading in detail, but I am struck by the things that she is complaining about that have happened since she filed the lawsuit. She hasn't returned to her job, she isn't participating as a board member for the local food bank, they're getting cookies and empty boxes in the mail, they're getting threatening phone calls, her daughter is in tears often, etc etc etc. Yet, she says she'd do it again, that going to court was the right thing to do. Ya know, if there's one thing I've learned in life, it's that sometimes walking away and letting something go is the best course of action.

[repub_phdstudent]

...and *that's* the way the cookie crumbles!

[Mamzelle]

The dad of these girls had a restraining order placed against Herb Young to stop him from making harrassing calls to their house.

[Cinnamon Girl]

Mental disorders suck, but you shouldn't be looking for someone else to blame.

[Welsh Rabbit]

"Our home is like a funeral parlor," Renea Young said. "They've robbed us of our laughter. My spirit, my soul, is damaged."

TS. I'll bet if she had been able to hose the girls' parents for tens of thousands of dollars for "pain and suffering" she'd be singing a different tune.

[dts32041]

From what I have heard, with what those kids did, if they had tried that around here they would have been dead late at night isolated house, no car in the driveway, sick mother (two women by themselves). Ringing door bell and disappearing, sounds like a solid case of trespassing and harassment.

Solid self defense issues.

May the kids get what they deserve in the next life.

[ironmaidenPR2717]

Advice to any future judge or insurance company claim: "My spirit, my soul, is damaged" constitutes a pre-existing condition.