How do I delete an entire post and comments. Also delete membershiop
You can’t delete your membership,once you start a post can’t delete that either. You can edit it and delete most of your posting within that thread. But can’t delete it all together. If it doesn’t make sense sorry i’m extremely tired.
Stuff you put out there on the internet doesn’t just go away 
You’ve deleted your post, that’s as good as it gets.
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Not only that, there are ways to retrieve the post you wrote, even after deleting it.
Just don’t write anything you don’t want the world to read, that is best.
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Really the deleted post can be retrieved, Huh i didn’t know that. I know i can retrieve deleted emails but had no idea deleted post could be retrieved. If that’s the case retrieve that deleted post i wanta see it in action.
OP listen to the advice on your other thread.
I am an attorney, retired and inactive but murder, rape and armed robbery were my specialty for over 28 years, and I’ve ridden since I ways 6 months old and owned horses since I was 10 years old. I’ve actually watched civil trials and hearings involving horse ownership and dog ownership in court in Atlanta.
If you had the horse for 10 years, it was abandoned by the owner and any judge should rule for you. But in the alternative, you should allege in court that if the judge should rule that the horse was not abandoned, that you are owed board for all those years, vet bills, farrier bills, and all expenses related to the care of the horse.
This is called covering all the bases. The judge should rule for you because the horse was abandoned. But if not, then the person claiming the horse owes you $500 or more board per month plus the vet bills and farrier bills and all other expenses, so that this will make the idiot who wants to take back a 31 year old horse think twice before paying all that money to you. Then you can keep the horse.
Horrible for someone to claim a horse after all that time. If you have exercised control and ownership of the horse all those years, the judge should rule in your favor. Our states, except Louisiana, ascribe to the common law handed down from England, and equity provides that the person with clean hands wins. That’s you, not someone who left a horse with you, abandoned, 10 years ago. Get a lawyer and make the person pay that fee too. The judge should rule in your favor for attorney’s fees also. Allege expenses for fly spray, blankets, and every thing you provided to get the horse to live such a long life.
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You “delete” your account by not logging onto this forum. It works the same as deleting.
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