Re: Question for the MT's

It's a pity that someone comes to this group looking for answers to
questions for possibilities of self employment. Then, Sandi promptly accuses
that person of being a troll.

*Margie, you're very nice. I just assumed it was a well-researched troll
post.*

Sandi

Ah yes, but given the way young Mr. "Butts-in" (get it?) came to our little
village, one can't help but suspect.

Sandi
Then accuses me again of being a troll and actually thinks that this is her
private newsgroup. People with disabilities have many obstacles to over
come, I may not over come all of mine but I will make an attempt. Margie,
CyberCafé I thank you for your answers to my questions. Never once did I
think I could waltz in and be up to speed as a certified MT, HENCE my
questions. As far as the education issue below is a sample of my legal work.
Since this was/is an informal format I failed to realize that unless wrote a
complete essay using proper grammar, (Dudes, I'm tellin' ya...)I would get a
snippy ass reply from an individual that is apparently anti-social and
thinks the world revolves around her ass! When you insult someone,
especially someone who is ASKING QUESTIONS you make your self look like an
ass.

BTW "Dudes, I'm telln' ya" is not proper Grammar!


THE STATE OF TEXAS § IN THE SMALL CLAIMS COURT
COUNTY OF HARRIS § PRECINCT NO. 5 PL2
§ HARRIS COUNTY, TEXAS
CAUSE: ************* §
§
PLAINTIFF: § DEFENDANT:



GARY D PEAK STANLY KUBOVY DBA /
SK IMPORTS

6443
BRITTMORE

HOUSTON,
TEXAS 77041





NOTICE


Pursuant to Rule 190.2. (d) Reopening discovery. ?When the filing of a
pleading or an amended or supplemental pleading renders this subdivision no
longer applicable, the discovery period reopens, and discovery must be
completed within the limitation provided in Rules 190.3 or 190.4, whichever
is applicable.?





190.3 (1) Discovery Period. All discovery must be conducted during the
discovery period, which begins when suit is filed and continues until:



(I) ?30 days before the date is set for trial,?



The discovery material was sent to you on June 15th, 2000 via certified
mail,

Number 7099 3220 006 2809 1783, it arrived at your office on June 16th,
2000. Your due date is July 15th, 2000.







Sincerely,



____________________________







"Sandi" <sanditypes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
news:3b2e3cF6ff6a7U1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> Who are you the net police? Someone asks questions and you make snide
>> remarks? The REST of the people in this NG seem to be good people.
>> Everyone else thanks for your help.
>>
>>
>> "Sandi" <sanditypes@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:3b1cgpF6b9og6U1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
>> >> > Dudes, I'm tellin' ya...
>> >>
>> >> Could be we're all striving for a kinder, gentler SMT...
>> >>
>> >> --
>> >> LizzieB.
>> >>
>> > Ah yes, but given the way young Mr. "Butts-in" (get it?)
>>
>> Yeah I get "IT" if you didn't want to answer, why say anything? I'm a
>> disabled individual who is looking for a way to support my wife and
> myself.
>>
>> Open your mouth and remove all doubts.... Evey one should watch their
> backs
>> around Sandi.....
>>
>>
>> came to our little
>> > village, one can't help but suspect. What you really think about "your
>> > Friends"
>> >
>> > Sandi
>> >
> Okay, so I'm doing what I was trying to convince everyone else not to do
> and
> answering the troll......once. That other subject which shall not be
> named
> in hopes of not attracting still more trolls is where I originally saw
> your
> name. If that's how you got here, it's awfully coincidental that suddenly
> you're interested in doing medical transcription.
>
> You then place a grammar-error-riddled post about doing a job that
> requires
> quite a bit of education, saying a friend of yours is willing to give up
> her
> accounts to you if you'll just play her a song on your guitar. That same
> post also claims that you have a disability which would make it
> well-nigh-impossible for you to withstand the long hours of sitting
> required
> to do the job. Finally, you say that you've prepared legal briefs, but
> the
> grammar and spelling in your post lead me to completely disbelieve that,
> or
> to worry about whoever you were doing them for. (By prepare I assume you
> mean typed up, as only a lawyer can actually author a legal brief - well,
> officially, anyway.)
>
> If, in fact, you are not a troll and are interested in doing it, let me
> disabuse you of any notion that you can simply take over your friend's
> account, literally for a song, and just take off doing medical
> transcription. First, you will need to learn spelling and grammar. Then
> you will need to attend a decent transcription school - others have
> mentioned a few of them here. Only then might you consider taking on
> accounts, and I suspect that your friend will have long since replaced
> herself by then.
>
> Folks here know there's no need to watch their back - I generally say
> things
> to their front.
>
> Sandi
>
>


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