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axmea? 10-30-2015 06:29 PM
Your his friend with benefits.

HulaGirl 10-30-2015 06:34 PM
Polonius:
Neither a borrower nor a lender be,
For loan oft loses both itself and friend

Felix 808 10-30-2015 08:24 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by HulaGirl (Post 3338278)
Polonius:
Neither a borrower nor a lender be,
For loan oft loses both itself and friend
:iagree: Yep never lend what you can't afford to lose & never borrow what you can't afford to buy

$.02

onzedge 10-30-2015 08:49 PM
Quote:
Originally Posted by HulaGirl (Post 3338278)
Polonius:
Neither a borrower nor a lender be,
For loan oft loses both itself and friend
Quote:
Originally Posted by Felix 808 (Post 3338423)
:iagree: Yep never lend what you can't afford to lose & never borrow what you can't afford to buy

$.02
:iagree:

dant1127 10-30-2015 08:59 PM
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Originally Posted by axmea? (Post 3338272)
Your his friend with benefits.
You're*
:tiphat:

axmea? 10-30-2015 11:21 PM
^^^^ Yup i was in a hurry. Only tigger can do what you just did. His the grammer police. Pun intended somewhere.

Back on topic. I can't imagine any lawyer taking this on or if there is a need for one. This is between you and your friend unless your friend can manage to get his insurance company to pay for the wheels. Good luck.

Johnny6.1 10-31-2015 12:24 AM
Wut I would advise is don't kick him while he's down. Let him recover and politely have a conversation with him. Maybe you can work out some form of payment arrangements. But being nice and polite will get you much farther than trying to muscle him into paying. I'm sure he is aware of the wheel situation and if he is any sort of friend he will try his hardest to make things right

Darketch 10-31-2015 06:38 AM
Forum members provided good advice....a few items I'm curious about:

Is he a friend or not?

What was he driving?

Details of the crash - storytime maybe?

Pics?

All in all I hope your friend recovers well. Stuff is stuff, it can be replaced...your health sometimes can't. Good Luck.

sx moneypit 10-31-2015 07:06 AM
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Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 3338179)
I suggest getting some flowers and sending them to your friend along with a tasteful and thoughtfully composed Get Well card and then bringing them to the hospital. I also suggest visiting him every day he is laid up. Bring him a Caramel Macchiato. Hang out with him. Never mention the wheels until he is back on his feet. Go to his house and water his plants. Do his laundry, Pick up his dry cleaning. Walk his dog. Clean his kitchen and bathrooms. Mow his lawn. Take his kids to school for him. Make a sizeable donation to a worthy charity in his name.

These are the things you should do.

He may be thinking of suing you anyway for your faulty wheels that caused his accident.

Count your blessings.

Pay it forward.

onzedge™ has written
:rofl2::iagree:

Rusty 10-31-2015 07:18 AM
Bend over. Take your butt plug out. Grap your ankles. You're hosed on your wheels. Once your friend gets out of the hospital. Put him back in with a swift hit to the knees with a baseball bat. While you are at it. Hit yourself a few times too for letting him use your wheels.

ramoszx12r 10-31-2015 07:53 AM
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Originally Posted by Trips (Post 3338117)
I say unless your friends finances magically changes you maybe S.O.L. :ugh2:

Good Luck!
:iagree:

HulaGirl 10-31-2015 08:55 AM
Quote:
Originally Posted by onzedge (Post 3338179)
I suggest getting some flowers and sending them to your friend along with a tasteful and thoughtfully composed Get Well card and then bringing them to the hospital. I also suggest visiting him every day he is laid up. Bring him a Caramel Macchiato. Hang out with him. Never mention the wheels until he is back on his feet. Go to his house and water his plants. Do his laundry, Pick up his dry cleaning. Walk his dog. Clean his kitchen and bathrooms. Mow his lawn. Take his kids to school for him. Make a sizeable donation to a worthy charity in his name.

These are the things you should do.

He may be thinking of suing you anyway for your faulty wheels that caused his accident.

Count your blessings.

Pay it forward.

onzedge™ has written
This sounds about right.

We live in a litigation crazy nation. Much stronger case than "hot coffee" IMO.

MagmaRed370z 10-31-2015 09:02 AM
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Originally Posted by Nixin (Post 3338111)
Once your buddy heals up, pay him a visit and tell him he owes you. It's that plain and simple.

:iagree:

LA370z 10-31-2015 12:06 PM
Probably not much legal recourse you can really take.

Just hope that he does the right thing and pay you for the rims that he borrowed if they are indeed destroyed.

Birdfan67 10-31-2015 01:22 PM
Chalk it up as a learning experience... you loaned him the rims so you rolled the dice.
He's a friend...be glad he's alive ! I'd wait a few days to allow the dust to settle...then oh' by the way him. If he offers you compensation from the insurance...take it and smile...don't get into what you could have sold them for...thats meaningless to him. If you feel inclined ask for $500.00 bucks and call it a day. Be reasonable...they were used...they may even be ok, who knows.


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