Paul Hupp Student Loan Rant, filed with 9th Circuit

[HHM]

I don't have time to search for it, but if you can, track down this Notice of Appeal

9th Circuit Court of Appeals
Case Number 08-56403
Petitioner Paul Hupp
Filed 6/21/10
Find and read the Petition for Rehearing, it is hilarious and describes the frustration with student loan issues.

If someone can find it and post it, please do so, it is too good.

[AngelinaCatHub]

SO MUCH for Internet privacy

http://www.ca9.uscourts.gov/memoranda/view_subpage.php?pk_id=0000003161

http://kevinunderhill.typepad.com/Documents/Pleadings/ass_clown_petition.pdf

'Hub

[HHM]

Here is the link to the document I was thinking off. You have to read it

http://kevinunderhill.typepad.com/Documents/Pleadings/ass_clown_petition.pdf

[AngelinaCatHub]

OMG, My hernia operation is killing me and I can no longer read this for the pain. I'll continue if and when I can recover from the laughing jag. "It only hurts when I laugh". Got to savor it for later after I get a refill of my Darvon. Only could be done by a pro se. A Masterpiece. 'Hub

[AngelinaCatHub]

Now that's GOT to be the petition my lawyer gave to my bk Judge from what we went through. A classic. Thanks HHM. I'll get even with you later for the 'pain'. LOLOL 'Hub

[freedomnow7]

I believe that he should be nominated for the Literary Pulitzer Prize because this indeed is a classic piece of work! I hope this goes viral! LMAO!

"The public is no longer going to continue to be railroaded by unconstitutional actions of the government and their cronies in the private sector and semi-government agencies, or the judges who allow this nonsense to continue. The days of the government, acting in concert with the Courts, ripping off the poor and the innocent with impunity are OVER.

Civil unrest is the predicted outcome of such criminal and civil misconduct. That civil unrest is going to start at the doorsteps of the slime ball, mother-fu**ing judges that allowed, engaged in and perpetuated it. And when that civil unrest comes knocking at your doorstep, just tell it that it is unpersuasive'', and let us know how that works out-OK *****es."

[AngelinaCatHub]

I believe that he should be nominated for the Literary Pulitzer Prize because this indeed is a classic piece of work! I hope this goes viral! LMAO!
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FN, your quote lacks the impressive value of such a professionally done and "colorful" real work of art. This could go down as new case law. At least, in California. Anyone have a spare toke?

[Pandora]

LMAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAO!!!!!!!!!

I'd like to buy Paul a drink or two!

[backtoschool]

This is HILARIOUS!!!

I am willing to organize a road trip to participate in some civil unrest on the judge's front porches.

[wonderingrov]

Dang - someone should give this guy a medal. I'm laughing so hard I can hardly see straight.....

[RogueA007]

In my more turmoiled moments, I share this opinion completely. Thanks for this- brightens up my mood about a subject which is always rather sensitive to me.

Civil unrest may not take all that long anyways if our economy continues to flatline along or get worse.

(and if I had the money, I'd buy this guy a drink for sure!)

[dumpinmydebt]

YES! Love this guy!!

Too many things I love in their too quote, but I love how he ended it.

"YOU C*** SUCKING MOTHER F****** ARE ON NOTICE."

HAHAHA!!

[SweetGeorgia]

They'll probably arrest the guy for threats against the court. But a $6,400 loan ballooning to $80,000? No wonder he's pissed!

[HHM]

Actually, I don't have that much sympathy for the guy personally, if you search his name, there are other issues.

But, I think this particular pleading does a good job of distilling the frustration with the student loan system.