Random Thoughts.....What Are You Thinking?

I think he cares about his own life, he just doesn't really give a damn about Skyrim or its people like Rikke does. He only cares as long as Skyrim is an asset.

To put it simply, Tullius is right for the wrong reasons while Ulfric is wrong for the right reasons.

I also believe that the White-Gold treaty was a last ditch effort to buy time.

Ulfric kinda fearmongered the Nords into believing the Empire was trying to take Talos worship from them while, in reality, it was just unfortunate collateral damage. I think the Empire's plan is to build up forces and break the treaty. They can't if Skyrim leaves them empire.

So, Skyrim leaves: Nords are on their own, if not crushed and enslaved, against their Aldmeri enemy. Skyrim is sacked and is conquered by the Dominion. The Empire loses the potential power from Skyrim and gains a new enemy in the beaten and conquered Skyrim.

Skyrim stays: the possibilities are endless, Nords eventually get fed up and start enlisting at whispers of an effort to throw the Dominion out and regain their ability to publicly worship Talos. Perhaps over the years, the Redguards rebuild Hammerfell and the Empire forms an alliance with them on some trade deals of some sort as well as military defense.

i has a yummy lunch ;3

tuna eel and salmon Nigiri Sushi
market i go to has a japanese sushi chef that makes this stuff fresh,

yay Ramune

Trying to find out certain laws in the state of Georgia for this situation, but I'm not finding anything concrete with Google. Older articles, blogs, stuff about old tenant (which doesn't apply to this), etc.

A year or so ago, my roommate and I had a "friend" that we allowed to come over and do his laundry to help him out. After awhile, the apartment complex he lived in sold the property and all the tenants were forced to relocate. We helped him move to a new place, but we somehow wound up with a few boxes of his stuff. We no longer have contact with him, and don't know how to contact him at this point. It's been over six months (a year, actually), and we are trying to figure out what the laws in GA say about handling his abandoned stuff. Any advice?

Pretty much. Or if there is anything we have to legally do before we can assume ownership or dispose of stuff.

Well, We'd be doing that except for 1 very large bin that's packed with comic books...I want to keep them and see what's in it, but my roommate says we legally cannot until we contact him and give him notice and time to come get it. But we don't know where he is now or have any way of contacting him.

What I've found online is that we have to go through the court system, and at the end of that the city would most likely seize any abandoned property, auction it, and the sales would go into the city's general fund.

If anyone asks you found it in the middle of the ocean. Finders keepers!

Does he have a proof of ownership, like a receipt or a title or anything? :P You don't know? Well, he probably doesn't. It's yours now. Do with it what you will.

burn it all

No

Friends and I were talking about class-acts in the entertainment industry. Occasions where stars or companies have granted a dying person's one final wish.

I reread this story every few years, but Ezra Chatterton was among the best. Blizzard rolled out the red carpet for this kid

out of context.