Judge Judy – Harrassment and loan for life insurance
Judge Judy 2009 – Woman sues her ex-boyfriend for return of property, an unpaid loan to pay his life insurance, and harrassment.
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she is in her 40s acting like as if she were in her 20s.
Why in the world was he with her?
@wompeter1 Excuse me, but I’m black and I’m just as annoyed by the mispronunciation of the word. I speak proper English and it has nothing to do with race.
JJ; “Goodbye ms murray”. & P.S., take
off that necklace, it’s cutting off the oxygen
to your brain & stop sniffing that eyelash
glue !
your comment made me laugh, THANKS !
She is delutional. Looks like it’s her that’s washed out.
I think he’s well off and financially stable. The plaintiff on the other hand is a freeloader. He did what he did to get back at her freeloading ass and when he did she took him to JJ. What I don’t understand is why he would get with that woman. I he’s a pro basketball player, I’m almost sure he could hook up with someone better than that plaintiff.
@eienMMO her necklace is hanging on for dear life.
That’s because you’re upside down.
I agree. As JJ often says, “I believe him.”
The Man? That’s a load of crap. Axed? do you want get hit by an ax? What about pronouncing it the correct way, regardless. and that goes for all of the English language
Axed means to chop something up with an axe, like those people do to the English language. Nothing soul about mispronouncing your words.
You’ve got to be kidding. The hefalump was bringing her ghetto friends over. He looks like a decent guy.
If you pronounce it like white people do, you signal capitulation to The Man and his rules and standards. It will be noticed and remarked on. Safer to just pronounce it with soul.
Desperate to get his bills paid, you mean. Duh.
I think the defendant is cute. He must have been desperate to to take up with her.
lol dont ask me
@ashah1980 you can see her fat folding over her necklace… that must be uncomfortable.
@Dohzr Why is it so hard to pronounce ASKED?
if i had a dollar for every time i heard a black person say
aksed me
id be fucking rich
thanks, as always, for the upload
I coud not for the life of me concentrate on the case…all I could think of is how she managed to wedge that thick necklace amongst her neck rolls
naaaasty fat lying bitch.
i especially like how she rests her enormous gut on the table edge,real fucking sexy stuff there.
How many necks do she have????
The defendant can do a lot better than the plaintiff. She’s ugly on the outside and inside, and really stupid too to think she has a case against him.