Should I take this as a threat??
My husband and I have been separated for a month and a half. *He is wanting a divorce to which I have been trying to save. *I am currently staying with my sister with none of the comforts of home while he lives comfortably in our home with our stuff driving our car. *He feels that since the house and car are in his name only he feels he should possess both until everything has been negotiated. *He has been accusing me of taking items from the home in which i have not (other than clothes, toiletries, etc) and he decided he should change the locks. *Long story short cops came and he was forced to give me a key. *Fast forward to this past weekend. *I run a small business out of the house and i knew he was out of town for the weekend. *I went to the house to fine the one item that is essential to run my business was gone. *This item is very expensive and i cannot do the job without it. *I went into his office to see our expensive computer. *The computer is financed in my name only and i am responsible for the payments. *Playing by his rules, i grabbed it and am keeping it until everything is negotiated. *He is LIVID!!!! *However, my mother in law sent the following email to my friend to forward on to me:
"If I may use you to pass on this message to the soon to be former Mrs. Xxxxxxx:*
No better friend, no worse enemy.
No better friend: someone who will kill to protect you; someone who will give their life for you; someone who will be right there in your times of trouble and, thinking of you and your problems, will sacrifice so that you might get through your problem.
No worst enemy: someone who will not hesitate to destroy you even if that means destroying himself in the process; someone who will chase you down to the ends of the earth to extract revenge; someone who will cause you blood and tears and smile when it happens.
The history? That quote is the lifeline for the US Marines. With a Marine as your friend, you have a person who will kill to protect you. With a Marine as your enemy, you have a person who will kill you. Pretty simple, huh?
The earliest origin of this statement is attributed to the the epitaph of Lucius Cornelius Sulla, famous general and legendary dictator of ancient Rome. His original words..."No friend ever served me, and no enemy ever wronged me, whom I have not repaid in full."
Payback is a bit**. Karma baby. Karma. I hope this message somehow finds its way to you."
My husband father is a gung ho marine. *Should i report this or just brush it off??
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My husband and I have been separated for a month and a half. *He is wanting a divorce to which I have been trying to save. *I am currently staying with my sister with none of the comforts of home while he lives comfortably in our home with our stuff driving our car. *He feels that since the house and car are in his name only he feels he should possess both until everything has been negotiated. *He has been accusing me of taking items from the home in which i have not (other than clothes, toiletries, etc) and he decided he should change the locks. *Long story short cops came and he was forced to give me a key. *Fast forward to this past weekend. *I run a small business out of the house and i knew he was out of town for the weekend. *I went to the house to fine the one item that is essential to run my business was gone. *This item is very expensive and i cannot do the job without it. *I went into his office to see our expensive computer. *The computer is financed in my name only and i am responsible for the payments. *Playing by his rules, i grabbed it and am keeping it until everything is negotiated. *He is LIVID!!!! *However, my mother in law sent the following email to my friend to forward on to me:
"If I may use you to pass on this message to the soon to be former Mrs. Xxxxxxx:*
No better friend, no worse enemy.
No better friend: someone who will kill to protect you; someone who will give their life for you; someone who will be right there in your times of trouble and, thinking of you and your problems, will sacrifice so that you might get through your problem.
No worst enemy: someone who will not hesitate to destroy you even if that means destroying himself in the process; someone who will chase you down to the ends of the earth to extract revenge; someone who will cause you blood and tears and smile when it happens.
The history? That quote is the lifeline for the US Marines. With a Marine as your friend, you have a person who will kill to protect you. With a Marine as your enemy, you have a person who will kill you. Pretty simple, huh?
The earliest origin of this statement is attributed to the the epitaph of Lucius Cornelius Sulla, famous general and legendary dictator of ancient Rome. His original words..."No friend ever served me, and no enemy ever wronged me, whom I have not repaid in full."
Payback is a bit**. Karma baby. Karma. I hope this message somehow finds its way to you."
My husband father is a gung ho marine. *Should i report this or just brush it off??
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