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C is for Cookie, that’s not good enough for this biotch.

February 5th, 2005 at 12:35 pm by Preston Taylor Holmes

You can file this one under No Good Deed Goes Unpunished.

The Denver Post – Durango(CO) – Two teenage girls decided one summer’s evening to skip a dance where there might be cursing and drinking to stay home and bake cookies for their neighbors.

Big mistake.

They were sued, successfully, for an unauthorized cookie drop on one porch.


And who is the lawsuit-happy curmudgeon? Durango-area biotch Wanita Renea Young. Because these girls knocked on the door and left cookies, Young suffered an “anxiety attack” and wound up in the ER the next day claiming that she thought she was having a heart attack.

Inside one of the nine scattered rural homes south of Durango that got cookies that night, a 49-year-old woman became so terrified by the knocks on her door around 10:30 p.m. that she called the sheriff’s department. Deputies determined that no crime had been committed.

But Wanita Renea Young ended up in the hospital emergency room the next day after suffering a severe anxiety attack she thought might be a heart attack.

A Durango judge Thursday awarded Young almost $900 to recoup her medical bills. She received nothing for pain and suffering.

“The victory wasn’t sweet,” Young said Thursday afternoon. “I’m not gloating about it. I just hope the girls learned a lesson.”

Odds are, they learned two lessons. The first, a lesson we all eventually learn, is that no good deed goes unpunished. The second is that Young is a lawsuit-happy con-artist asshat of the highest order.

The judge said that he didn’t think the girls acted maliciously but that it was pretty late at night for them to be out. He didn’t award any punitive damages.

Taylor and Lindsey declined to comment Thursday, saying only that they didn’t want to say anything hurtful.

Young said the girls showed “very poor judgment.”

Well, the girls have more restraint than I do, so I’ll say it for them. Up yours, Wanita.

The girls wrote letters of apology to Young. Taylor’s letter, written a few days after the episode, said in part: “I didn’t realize this would cause trouble for you. … I just wanted you to know that someone cared about you and your family.”

The families had offered to pay Young’s medical bills if she would agree to indemnify the families against future claims.

Young wouldn’t sign the agreement. She said the families’ apologies rang false and weren’t delivered in person. The matter went to court.

Wanita was probably not about to sign anything because she wanted to figure out how much she could take the families for. Odds are, this isn’t the first time she’s pulled a con like this. It reminds me of all the folks in Memphis who are quick to jump on a MATA bus immediately after it’s involved in an accident, so that they can sue the city.

Wanita Renea Young – undoubtedly our asshat of the week.

Others commenting on the case of the King Kameha-Meha biotch: Wizbang, Overlawyered, Education Wonks.

UPDATE:

You can donate to the girls’ legal fees or send a message of support by going to WTN’s (Nashville) website and visiting Steve Gill’s page for details.


8 Responses to “C is for Cookie, that’s not good enough for this biotch.”

  1. Jeremy Says:

    Yup. She’s a bitch. No 2 ways about it. Grade-A bitch.

  2. SixHertz Says:

    holy shit, what a bitch!

  3. Preston Taylor Holmes Says:

    Gentlemen, all due respect, but I believe the term is Super King Kameha-Meha Biotch.

  4. Beth Says:

    I think even Super King Kameha-Meha Biotch is too gentle. She’s the kind of c&#+ that just needs to get her ass kicked–anonymously, of course, due to the obvious potential lawsuit.

  5. Beth Says:

    Oh, and when you start semi-quoting Cookie Monster, it’s time to change the channel. Just sayin’. :mrgreen:

  6. katie Says:

    Unless someone knowingly bakes you something to which you are allergic, or, say…puts laxatives in valentine cookies all except for the ones with the white conversation hearts (don’t laugh, a girl in my high school did it), then WHY, oh WHY should you EVER get in TROUBLE for being NICE?! :mad:

  7. EdWonk Says:

    This has got to be the most IDIOTIC lawsuit in the history of a justice system FULL of idiotic lawsuits.

    It sort of reminds me of that “individual” that placed a cup of McDonalds coffee between her legs, (while driving) spilled it, (which scalded her) and then filed a lawsuit alleging that this was somehow McDonalds fault.

    The jury agreed, saying that the coffee was too hot. Idiots.

  8. Kittie Says:

    Yeah. It’s ridiculous. I’ve known one of those girls little brother since I was five. The other girl goes to my school. It’s dumb, utterly stupid. It’s been on the cover of our local paper for a week.