Finally!!

[Snatch Napkin]

One time my uncle pawned off his daughter's Christmas presents in order to get some dope.

He also use to trade his cars off for crack and report them stolen a day later. He hasn't had a job in over 25 years, so these cars were bought by my Grandmother.

The last job he had was one that my Grandfather had started in order for his sons to have something to provide for their own families. He got fired for stealing money, as well as selling equipment and keeping the cash. This same business is the one in which I just got to throw him out of.

There are many, many more of his "cracktales", but I now have to regain my composure and help some customers. However, it sure would be nice for him to show back up right about now....

[Thehead]

My fathers exwife, my step mother widowed when my father died, found a loop hole the the state laws for probate that allows her to live in a house that I own free and clear, that my grandparents bought in 1962, until the day she dies. I do not get to collect rent and I HAVE to pay the insurance. She is a complete CUNT and can't wait for her to either move out and homestead somewhere else, or eventually she will die. That is the only way I will be able to do anything with the house other then let it sit. Before anyone chimes in and says something.. she never paid one dime on the house and it was deeded to either my father OR me whoever was the last living. The best part is my great Aunt backed her on all this so that she could get what she wanted out of the house, before we were allowed to go through and get things per the courts, and then quit talking to my step mother. lol

[chuckacosta]

I think what saddens me about all this is that the POS actually procreated and has children. Sad and crazy all in the same.......

[Snatch Napkin]

Same story here, my aunt leeched off of my grandmother so much that she has almost nothing left. When she is gone I am going to inherit $10K from her that she has told me is to be passed on to my scumbag uncle if he gets out of prison. Like I am ever going to do that. He won't get shit and that money will be put into a college fund for all of the grandchildren to use for education. That fucking clown has had enough chances to get his shit together. I hope he ends up face down in the fucking gutter.

My Grandmother paid for his house, all bills, cars, dope, and anything else he could think of for his entire life. She literally spent hundreds of thousands of dollars and had just paid off $76k in credit card debt because of him.

It really does make you wonder what your grandparents might have done wrong when they were raising our aunts, uncles, and parents.

They helped them too much. My dad told my Grandparents to never give me anything. It didn't matter if I was covered in mud and blood. If I'm breathing, I can figure out how to live.
He will be the only one to help me out in life, but only by his terms. That son of a bitch was right. I was a pissed off teenager, but now I'm a proud man that can fall in a pool of shit with an anvil chained to my ankles and still come out smelling like a bed of roses.

[Snatch Napkin]

I think what saddens me about all this is that the POS actually procreated and has children. Sad and crazy all in the same.......

Actually, the two biological kids are great people. One has become a cop in Bryan, TX. The other turned out to be an excellent father.

The one that turned out just like him was adopted by him. Weird, huh?

[UserX]

This thread reminds me of the movie "The Fighter", you should check it out.

[bcoop]

My fathers exwife, my step mother widowed when my father died, found a loop hole the the state laws for probate that allows her to live in a house that I own free and clear, that my grandparents bought in 1962, until the day she dies. I do not get to collect rent and I HAVE to pay the insurance. She is a complete CUNT and can't wait for her to either move out and homestead somewhere else, or eventually she will die. That is the only way I will be able to do anything with the house other then let it sit. Before anyone chimes in and says something.. she never paid one dime on the house and it was deeded to either my father OR me whoever was the last living. The best part is my great Aunt backed her on all this so that she could get what she wanted out of the house, before we were allowed to go through and get things per the courts, and then quit talking to my step mother. lol

You know, it wouldn't cost you a dime to have a friend that lives nearby, drive through with a few malatov cocktails. House is insured, right?

[Thehead]

you know, it wouldn't cost you a dime to have a friend that lives nearby, drive through with a few malatov cocktails. House is insured, right?

i don't know what you are talking about

[DON SVO]

Greatness, lol.

I could totally see your sister doing that. You of course, are a given.

The sad part of it all was that it really happened that way. A few folks on here know of the issues I had with him... He was a raging alcoholic and gambler, a womanizer and a thief and he tried to strangle my mother with an extension cord.

He said he let go after she passed out only because "he didn't want to deal with his life ruined by going to jail" and my mom wouldn't press charges... then she refused the DA to testify after the DA pressed anyway. He's a total scum bag and I consider the mental fuckover he gave my mother as a reason she allowed her health to deteriorate so quickly.

[talisman]

A very close friend of mine that is a class act has an adopted brother(adopted as a baby)that is total scum. Mooched off his parents until they both passed away, and got something like 60 THOUSAND dollars almost immediately from the will. That money was gone in 3 or 4 months, and he was calling my friend looking for a handout. Unbelievable what some people will do. Good for you for tossing his ass in the gutter, and lmao @ Don and his sister.


Edit: and when I say gone, I mean as in GONE, with nothing to show for it except maybe a new TV.

[stinginstang]

It really does make you wonder what your grandparents might have done wrong when they were raising our aunts, uncles, and parents.

As a parent I think you're programmed to help your kids and not bail on 'em at the first sign of trouble. My Mom is the oldest of 9 kids and 8 are productive citizens who've carved out a life for themselves. Then there's my aunt. My grandmother subsidized my Aunt's entire life and now she's incapable of fending for herself


She's in her late 50's and has been on and off of Heroin for the better part of 35 years. My grandmother bought her a little house and paid the utilities but that didn't keep her from shoplifting to get dope money. I'm from a small town so it's kind of embarrassing when your kin has been banned from every grocery store in town.

You would think she would win the biggest POS in the family award but no - there's one worse. My fucked up Aunt's daughter - my cousin. While my grandfather was having open heart surgery in Lubbock, she crawled in through the doggy door and stole my grandmother's jewelry. Like mother like daughter.

[Snatch Napkin]

I would think that if a couple of POS shit can kill an old man running a bait shop and allude capture that a lowlife POS like you uncle can go missing in the piney woods of east Texas...

Those guys got caught.

Sound thoughts, though. If I were still doing things like my late teens and early twenties, then he would no longer be breathing.

I do have a slightly less illegal plan that is more likely to make him disappear, while still giving me lots of personal satisfaction.

[chuckacosta]

Actually, the two biological kids are great people. One has become a cop in Bryan, TX. The other turned out to be an excellent father.

The one that turned out just like him was adopted by him. Weird, huh?

Ya that is crazy. I'm sure his kids are great people. It has been my observation, in similar situations, that the kiddos do end up doing just fine. Usually, and I stress the usually, they simply learn from their parents experiences.

[MutherjuggZ]

Pointless bit of self gratitude will commence now.

It's been a long time coming, but I finally got to tell my mid-50's, crackhead uncle off. I didn't get to express myself to my greatest potential, but after bottling things up for 17 years I still managed to get my point across while removing him from my business.

I've had to refrain from breaking this motherfucker's face from the age of twelve when he first called my grandmother, his mother, a sorry bitch for not giving him money. He had her in tears by the time she caved. She has always been his protector from all of us. Closer to the end of her days, she even began telling us to give him money because she was tapped out after giving away hundreds of thousands of dollars to that piece of shit.

My grandmother passed away last Wednesday, so I no longer have to hear her cry over him. She was a great woman, who helped teach me compassion and love. She will be missed.

Jim, on the other hand, now has to deal with me. I have made it my personal goal to stop him from getting money from anyone in our family. I can finally get restraining orders for him to stay away from my business and the rest of the family.

Throwing him out today felt fan-fucking-tastic!!

Hope you all have a great New Year!! I know I will.

Terribly sorry for your loss It sounds like her passing gave mercy / peace to her troubled soul over this character though.

Give him HELL skippy!!!!

[MutherjuggZ]

i don't know what you are talking about

You're god damn right you don't!