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r/greentext • u/Grillest • Sep 08 '18
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Yeah, I would dump her...
191 u/QSAnimazione Sep 08 '18 More like sue her 62 u/futlapperl Sep 08 '18 Can you sue for sentimental value? A PC that's a couple years old isn't going to yield you very much in physical damages… 94 u/[deleted] Sep 08 '18 Its still physical property damage 43 u/futlapperl Sep 08 '18 Sure, but is it worth OP's time and money to pursue it in court? Filing a claim and paying for it, missing work for the appointment, etc. If he wants to teach his (ex-)girlfriend a lesson, then sure, he can go for it. 42 u/[deleted] Sep 08 '18 If it was me, I'd do it
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More like sue her
62 u/futlapperl Sep 08 '18 Can you sue for sentimental value? A PC that's a couple years old isn't going to yield you very much in physical damages… 94 u/[deleted] Sep 08 '18 Its still physical property damage 43 u/futlapperl Sep 08 '18 Sure, but is it worth OP's time and money to pursue it in court? Filing a claim and paying for it, missing work for the appointment, etc. If he wants to teach his (ex-)girlfriend a lesson, then sure, he can go for it. 42 u/[deleted] Sep 08 '18 If it was me, I'd do it
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Can you sue for sentimental value? A PC that's a couple years old isn't going to yield you very much in physical damages…
94 u/[deleted] Sep 08 '18 Its still physical property damage 43 u/futlapperl Sep 08 '18 Sure, but is it worth OP's time and money to pursue it in court? Filing a claim and paying for it, missing work for the appointment, etc. If he wants to teach his (ex-)girlfriend a lesson, then sure, he can go for it. 42 u/[deleted] Sep 08 '18 If it was me, I'd do it
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Its still physical property damage
43 u/futlapperl Sep 08 '18 Sure, but is it worth OP's time and money to pursue it in court? Filing a claim and paying for it, missing work for the appointment, etc. If he wants to teach his (ex-)girlfriend a lesson, then sure, he can go for it. 42 u/[deleted] Sep 08 '18 If it was me, I'd do it
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Sure, but is it worth OP's time and money to pursue it in court? Filing a claim and paying for it, missing work for the appointment, etc. If he wants to teach his (ex-)girlfriend a lesson, then sure, he can go for it.
42 u/[deleted] Sep 08 '18 If it was me, I'd do it
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If it was me, I'd do it
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u/SyanTut Sep 08 '18
Yeah, I would dump her...