Herriot’s Meaningless Judgment is an Abuse of Process
Herriot's Unenforceable Judgment Is An Abuse of Process Because Nothing Happened John Herriot's unenforceable judgment is an abuse of the legal process because it did not achieve anything. Herriot's complaint did not state a cause of action for which any relief could...
How Many Degrees From John Herriot Are You?
Steve Delacruz is two degrees from John Herriot Who is Steve Delacruz? He is Jeff Cowen's associate in Cathedral City, California. Jeff Cowen helped John Herriot personally serve his nuisance lawsuit in 2017. In other words Steven B. De La Cruz is two degrees from...
Personally Serving Documents When Not Legally Required Is Indicative of Herriot’s Deception
Personal Service of Default Judgment is Not Required Last week I was trying to figure out how to escape from West Covina, California when the doorbell rang. It was Steve Delacruz personally serving me with a copy of John Herriot's unenforceable default judgment....
Nirvana
Yogi Experience If you want to have an extraordinary life then breath extraordinarily. The yogi experiences more of life than ordinary people because his mind is relaxed and open. Diversity makes us stronger and so my life has been about seeking new and different yogi...
Getting Skinny Makes Suffering Feel Sensual
Starvation becomes easier and easier as your body gets skinnier and skinnier Starvation hurts at first but all you need to see is your body getting skinny and the pain starts to fade away. When food ceases to function as entertainment you get in a habit of not eating....
Permanently Substituting Paper Towels for Coffee Filters is a Bad Idea
A #2 Coffee Filter is better than a paper towel A few days ago I wrote this ridiculous blog about substituting a paper towel for a coffee filter. What a bad idea. I am back to using coffee filters now! For most of my life I have made my coffee using a Melitta one cup...
Democracy Dies In Darkness
In 2017, The Washington Post adopted the slogan “Democracy Dies In Darkness.” It was a bold message affirming their mission to speak truth to power—and today, that slogan has been improved even further. In December 2018 the paper changed their motto to “Democracy Dies In Darkness, Fascism Dies In Light, Read The Washington Post Each Day To Make Your Brain All Right.”
