Whenever the adverse parties in any of Brett Kimberlin’s LOLsuits sought to have a court compel him to comply with discovery requests, Kimberlin objected to being required to play by the Rules. Seven years ago today, I published one oppositions, and it was Strong Stuff!

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The Kimberlins strongly object to any continuance of the trial in the Walker v. Kimberlin, et al. lawsuit—especially if the delay is for the purpose of forcing them to comply with discovery.

The version I’ve posted to Scribd is what was served on Aaron Walker. Here’s the electronic docket entry for the Kimberlins’ strong opposition—

It was entered on the docket on 1 September.

Here’s the certificate of service from the version served on Aaron—It’s dated the 6th, five days after the strong opposition was entered on the docket. This discrepancy leads me to strongly suspect that The Dread Pro-Se Kimberlin has been diddling with service again and is about be caught again.

Everything is proceeding as I have foreseen.

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The comments to the original post were full of pointage, laughery, and mockification, including this cartoon from Vigilans Vindex—