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| Spectacular shitlib | 03/27/18 |
| hilarious frum doctorate | 03/27/18 |
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Date: March 27th, 2018 2:47 PM Author: Spectacular shitlib FirstEnergy Solutions, the debt-ridden subsidiary that owns the corporation's power plants, would be seeking Chapter 11 bankruptcy protection. FirstEnergy Nuclear Operating Co., a separate FirstEnergy subsidiary that holds the federal nuclear operating licenses, could also be involved.
Bankruptcy cases can take several years and spawn parallel litigation by unhappy creditors, said Marvin Sicherman, a Case Western Reserve University adjunct law professor and bankruptcy attorney for nearly 58 years handling cases in 42 of the 50 states.
"You are looking at a classic nightmare case," said Sicherman. "If they file this case, I hope I live long enough to see it all the way through." http://www.cleveland.com/business/index.ssf/2018/03/firstenergy_bankruptcy_restruc.html |
Date: March 27th, 2018 3:07 PM Author: hilarious frum doctorate Yeah I've been through these. Starts with a premonition; a foreboding. You know something bad is going to sashay in through the door of your subbasement office off 45th & Broadway when you're about three drinks too far into the evening and the case file isn't closing itself so you licklight the lamp for some liminal broodings about unsolved underwriter mystery #107, some lyrical deathsong ode from ten thousand generations ago popping in, ready to rip your heart out and render it as a pulsating offering to its own dark gods and you are just dreading the day it happens. You look over your shoulder on your walk home from work; you check the back of the bus as you board it for your Saturday trip to the Rotary Club; you can see the shrink bills piling up as you reenact every silly-not-silly ritual from childhood from the triple check of the closet to the hanging from the other side by your toes reconnaissance of the underbed. Unruly nature has your ticket man and you are just counting down the hours and days until its punched and you're weeping widow pineboxed eight solid under the cold ground of Mulghaney Cemetery to spend some forevertime as a silent witness to passing feral cats and piling snow and the occasional Schlitz tossed by some suburban teen getting blitzed on a Thursday night with his neogoth friends in the "scary grove." (http://www.autoadmit.com/thread.php?thread_id=3930894&forum_id=2#35701477) |