Posted by Dandy Don on January 27, 2009 at 10:14:49 from (68.53.40.212):
In Reply to: O/T sad news story posted by Russell Smith on January 27, 2009 at 08:20:06:
Mathias NY said: (quoted from post at 09:57:40 01/27/09) I'm feeling a little unsympathetic today. He owed $1100 in back charges for electricity. My electric bill is $100/month, with electric stove, electic hot water, and electric dryer. I would have to skip paying my electric bill for close to a year to get a charge that big. At any time he could have contacted the power company to work out a payment plan, it appears it decided not to. The fact that he had money clipped to the bill implies that he had actually had some cash available. He made a choice, it just didn't work out well for him.
Sorry to seem to calous here, I'm just kind of burned out from all the doom and gloom in the news.
Gee Whiz Mathias NY, The guy was 93 years old. I suppose you know some people that age that are sharp as a tack mentally, but there are more that are slipping a little. Pardon me but my opinion of you just went SOUTH. The Good Lord may bless you but I won't ask for you.
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