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| MsAnnThropy vs. Swanfree Swansong et al. | Started by: Shane_Stetson on Aug 06, '25 20:37 |
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With all due respect, Shane. You ran a bait and switch on the legendary Payday George. You baited him with your announcement and switched on him and shot him. You were like, "I'm here to have fun", then pissed on everyone's bagels and claim you're an auditor. When a real auditor would've know there's no such thing as a "health audit". I think what you did was frankly in poor taste. You shouldn't have made this announcement if you planned on being a monster who shot the one certified auditor in the country. Your auditing license should be audited itself cause I see it nothing more than an excuse for a pot to piss in. You aren't respected for the moment you had. You're actually laughed at for this moment. And I personally consider you soft for this lapse of judgement of yours. You bought into the fun, then got in your feelings. Poor, poor form. I hope you learn from this and don't talk the talk, then whine when someone plays ball with you. Bathpspspsps can say what she likes. You weren't defending anyone this time around. You were a hot headed youth who didn't know when you holster his gun. |
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| Reply by: Drieza at Aug 07, '25 20:38 | |
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Fun? While you're up clowning around and a person under your payroll was negligent and on the loose on a shooting spree, a bodyguard's family was holding a funeral. Contractors were at my front door trying to repair the damage that your cash-claiming associate had done. MsAnnThropy was subject to a violent encounter just for visiting a city she was not from.
You're right, I could have and should have demanded George's execution, but I wanted to try and settle this the legal route. At the end of the day, victims just wanted to be able to walk in Detroit, shopping at your local businesses, maybe gambling all their ill-earned money at your local casino. To pin your own members actions and his consequences on me are not on me. If a member of mine were to come into your city and shoot, they best know that I'd hold them accountable. When George flew into Philly, he came to my own house and committed and act of violence. Taking responsibility is not an easy thing to do but part of the job.
God rest his soul, I hope UglyInbredGeorge is enjoying limitless audits. |
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| Reply by: Shane_Stetson at Aug 07, '25 20:49 | |
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Next time you don't want involved in something, stay out of it. Regardless of your reasoning and justification - you're wrong. If you didn't bait Payday George, you wouldn't have been audited this time. I'd respect you more if you owned it and said 'you know what, I made a mistake'. You know how much repairing your HQ doors cost the carpenters? Jack shit. Pocket change. As a Godfather right hand man, which is a kind reminder that I out rank you, since you want to pretend to swing a big dick. If you do this again, don't be surprised if your bodyguards get their own audit. You baited and switched. You wanted to have fun with the cool kids, then cried when you were involved on the joke. Only clown here is you, sir. Reprocussions for MsAnn is one thing. This is another. You asked for this one. Don't cry over spilt milk. Then have the audacity to act like you did something tough. What you did was weak minded and I won't let you try and bully the city of Detroit over it. Take responsibility for your own actions and weak temperament. |
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| Reply by: Drieza at Aug 07, '25 21:35 | |
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| shane_stetson the 12th street toilets are calling your name. Please come to Detroit and pay proper respects to George. It’s best to do what is right sir. | |
| Reply by: SlimRagnarok at Aug 07, '25 21:41 | |
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Bathsheba, It may just be a simple matter of you and I having different opinions of the word “legendary”, or perhaps even the conspicuous “— pauses —“ in your manner of speaking made it hard for me to follow, but I was hoping you could elaborate on what exactly was legendary about Shane’s actions aside from the fact that you didn’t like UglyInbredGeorge. It’s a legitimate question, you’ve been quite public about this. Because personally I don’t think it was legendary at all. Or cool, or humorous, or anything of the sort. |
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| Reply by: BillyNoMates at Aug 07, '25 22:01 | |
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Or perhaps, at the end of the day, it all comes down to how differently we wear our lenses — tinted by our biases, scratched by our experiences, and fogged by the whisperings of the street. When I chose to air my perception — vulnerable, unadorned, and yet, perhaps, a touch romanticized — here’s how it crystallized: UglyGeorge, long known in certain corners for his theatrical flair and snake-oil smile, had the unmitigated audacity to present MsAnn Thropy as a gleaming badge of approval for his so-called “auditing services.” As if her very association lent him legitimacy. But alas, the truth — more stubborn than fiction — was that she had never hired him. In fact, quite the contrary: she was seeking reparations, not endorsements. Financial compensation, no less — a bit poetic given his presentation of her name like a winsome trophy meant to garnish social credit. Being the proverbial cheapskate he counter-offered a 28-day payment plan for an amount that any good member of the Swanfree Swansong could pickpocket or mug in a day. It was a gesture so transparently spiteful you could almost hear the sarcasm dripping from the envelope. As I saw it, this was not a peace offering but a paper-cut laced in acid. It wasn’t just insulting — it was artistry in insult. That kind of petty doesn’t just happen. It’s cultivated. In my possibly romanticized view, Shane, as the Crew Leader of the wronged, decided to take a different route. After the attempt at negotiation reached its inevitable collapse, he opted for a form of justice not found in courtrooms or codebooks, but in the older, less spoken-of traditions of “this thing of ours.” A justice reserved for those who mishandle guns. A form of justice that I believed—at that time—was meant to demonstrate the value he placed on his crew member and a message to any others that would be so temerarious as to target his family in the future. This is what I found to be legendary. Who wouldn’t want a leader willing to go to the mat for them. A leader willing to stand up as a bulwark against all the ugly that goes bump in the night. But time, that relentless revealer of truths, has not been kind to my illusions. I have came into knowing things that reshuffled the deck. Details have emerged. Motives trickled into the light. And just like that, Shane’s shine dimmed. The altruism I’d painted onto his canvas? Smudged. Gone. The legend degraded into little more than a tale with good lighting. So now I say: Shane loses his legendary mythos. I lose my romanticized view. And George? Well I have been told he was just a Swan in disguise. |
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| Reply by: Bathsheba at Aug 08, '25 04:17 | |
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That whole diatribe - pause for emphasis, saying a long dash out loud right here - seems like nothing more than an excuse to call George ugly. I think we all can respect that. He was very ugly. One could say - another pause for emphasis, loooong dash this time - he was practically deformed. But what confuses me, Bathsheba, is that for someone so low on George - and a really long pause for emphasis here, longest em dash yet - you don't mention his inbred nature even once. It's another dagger to throw. Why not use it?
You've got time to mix 4 metaphors into a simple point but can't point out George's genetics were so muddy, his nose was falling off his head? That his eyes were so swollen and close together, he had the perpetual look of someone who had just been aggressively maced? That you could hear his brain audibly slosh around when he turned his head? It's like a jigsaw puzzle made of meat. The alphabet backwards. A banana cut into cubes. Big pause for emphasis before nonsensical final misty-eyed reflection: And George? He was shark fin soup to a French baker. |
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| Reply by: Steve_Stetson at Aug 08, '25 08:56 | |
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| I’d really like to hear MsAnnThropy respond to these comments and actions. As the center point of all that occurred, you would think she has something to say. | |
| Reply by: SlimRagnarok at Aug 08, '25 09:42 | |
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