← Back to context Comment by chillfox 19 hours ago Who in their right mind would buy a case that’s past the statute of limitations? 6 comments chillfox Reply lazyasciiart 19 hours ago Half of HN, it sounds like. askjdfksdbfhk 17 hours ago Yes, I have to say, I'm a bit surprised (and disappointed) by how many people in this thread are struggling with their reading comprehension of the story.It's a fun story, but that's all. There's absolutely no legal case here. xyzsparetimexyz 16 hours ago Reading comprehension != being a lawyer 2 replies → rfgplk 15 hours ago Not only would I buy it, I'd win it too. Statute of limitations is irrelevant here. Property rights are eternal.
lazyasciiart 19 hours ago Half of HN, it sounds like. askjdfksdbfhk 17 hours ago Yes, I have to say, I'm a bit surprised (and disappointed) by how many people in this thread are struggling with their reading comprehension of the story.It's a fun story, but that's all. There's absolutely no legal case here. xyzsparetimexyz 16 hours ago Reading comprehension != being a lawyer 2 replies → rfgplk 15 hours ago Not only would I buy it, I'd win it too. Statute of limitations is irrelevant here. Property rights are eternal.
askjdfksdbfhk 17 hours ago Yes, I have to say, I'm a bit surprised (and disappointed) by how many people in this thread are struggling with their reading comprehension of the story.It's a fun story, but that's all. There's absolutely no legal case here. xyzsparetimexyz 16 hours ago Reading comprehension != being a lawyer 2 replies →
rfgplk 15 hours ago Not only would I buy it, I'd win it too. Statute of limitations is irrelevant here. Property rights are eternal.
Half of HN, it sounds like.
Yes, I have to say, I'm a bit surprised (and disappointed) by how many people in this thread are struggling with their reading comprehension of the story.
It's a fun story, but that's all. There's absolutely no legal case here.
Reading comprehension != being a lawyer
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Not only would I buy it, I'd win it too. Statute of limitations is irrelevant here. Property rights are eternal.