Moderator: ArthurWankspittle
Love the comments below this. Lee asks hopefully;
for which Sam takes him to task;Does this stuff actually work?
Certainly a fundamental right to look foolish if you so desire!How do you mean work? It’s our underlying right so whether it works or not isn’t in question, it has to work as it’s our fundamental right!
Well, just the Birth Certificate, not the baby.D-C wrote: ↑Wed May 09, 2018 8:43 pm https://www.gloucestershirelive.co.uk/n ... ud-1532606
“He said when shown a police photograph of himself: "That is just a picture. It is not me - I am a real living being.
"A mum and dad have a baby and they give that baby a name and then they have a birth certificate and that certificate is given to the Crown corporation and it becomes crown property."”
https://www.gloucestershirelive.co.uk/n ... ud-1532606A 64-year-old Matson man who refuses to admit his identity or comply with the tax and judicial system has been jailed for 60 days failing to pay council tax. Arthur David Guy of Juniper Avenue, Matson, owes £2,573.90 tax to Gloucester City Council and appeared before Cheltenham Magistrates Court yesterday for non payment.
The court was told the outstanding tax covers three years 2013-14, 2014-15 and 2015-16. Stacey Jellyman, for Gloucester City Council, said he had been ordered to pay the debt in December 2017 or face 60 days in prison. Guy refused to identify himself in court claiming he was not "a legal person" and he refused to take any legal advice from a duty solicitor.
But the judge wasn't having any of it and said: "My colleagues made an order and there has been a wilful refusal to pay the outstanding amount to Gloucester City Council. They ordered that Mr Guy pay £5 a week and he has not paid anything and the total amount with costs is now £2573.90 and I am now asked to activate the term of 60 days which I do."
Judge Bopa Rai jailed him for 60 days and told him the debt remains outstanding.
You don't see many womb-men around nowadays.This is a digital common-university of private womb-men
I think inhaling copious amounts of a certain drug helps get you there quicker.Siegfried Shrink wrote: ↑Mon May 14, 2018 5:55 amYou don't see many womb-men around nowadays.This is a digital common-university of private womb-men
Maybe I'll join for a bit of fun subverting the fuckwittery. I'll have to channel my inner idiot.
Common-university?This is a digital common-university of private womb-men
I see that you have to pay them money to be allowed to view the evidence of their 'victories'.New website for the FMOTL to hang out https://www.splspro.com
I am asking for members who have appreciated my efforts over the years to donate some funds to my account. If only £1, as I know many of us are in the same boat I'm not asking members who are also struggling financially of course.
If you can help (and this will be the last time that I ask) then please use the following account to do so..
Why does he always leave his account details in public view?longdog wrote: ↑Mon May 14, 2018 10:48 am Is this Dismal Dave again? I notice he's got the begging bowl out for the last time... Again...I am asking for members who have appreciated my efforts over the years to donate some funds to my account. If only £1, as I know many of us are in the same boat I'm not asking members who are also struggling financially of course.
If you can help (and this will be the last time that I ask) then please use the following account to do so..
I'd like to know how his 'many notices' has have been expensive
A4 80gsm is £3 per ream and A4 envelopes are £1 for 25 at Tesco plus a large letter stamp at £1 and say 20p worth of ink. Yeah Dave... You really have been making immense financial sacrifices for the cause.The many Notices that I have served recently to rebut Council Tax has been expensive, i'm making this stand for the benefit of us all so I don't feel bad in asking for a little help.
He must use gold ink, otherwise it’s simply not an official lawful document.longdog wrote: ↑Mon May 14, 2018 12:36 pmI'd like to know how his 'many notices' has have been expensive
A4 80gsm is £3 per ream and A4 envelopes are £1 for 25 at Tesco plus a large letter stamp at £1 and say 20p worth of ink. Yeah Dave... You really have been making immense financial sacrifices for the cause.The many Notices that I have served recently to rebut Council Tax has been expensive, i'm making this stand for the benefit of us all so I don't feel bad in asking for a little help.
well, he keeps shooting himself in the foot with the opening sentence.longdog wrote: ↑Mon May 14, 2018 10:48 am Is this Dismal Dave again? I notice he's got the begging bowl out for the last time... Again...I am asking for members who have appreciated my efforts over the years to donate some funds to my account. If only £1, as I know many of us are in the same boat I'm not asking members who are also struggling financially of course.
If you can help (and this will be the last time that I ask) then please use the following account to do so..
Back in the days when I was still driving around in MkIII Cortinas decoking an engine was something the hobbyist might do every 20,000 miles but these days any non-classic car will have an engine management computer and a fuel injection system that makes carbon build-up vanishingly unlikely. Any car that does have carbon build-up is either faulty or being driven on very short journeys where the engine doesn't fully warm up. If it's the short journey problem a quick blast down the motorway or ten minute's 'vigorous' driving will burn off the coke.doublelong wrote: ↑Mon May 14, 2018 5:27 pm David left his job a couple of months ago to run the group full time. He is also selling his services as the hydrogen DR: www.hydrogen-doctor.com
Oh dear. You can de-coke* a car with water if you know what you are doing and the carbon build up removal can be mitigated by a bottle of Mr Muscle. He'd better know what he's doing if he thinks he can unclog a DPF with his potions because otherwise he'll get a lot of unhappy customers coming back after they have re-failed an MOT. Also, fucked DPFs, turbos and catalytic converters will get you a bad reputation in no time at all.longdog wrote: ↑Mon May 14, 2018 5:55 pmBack in the days when I was still driving around in MkIII Cortinas decoking an engine was something the hobbyist might do every 20,000 miles but these days any non-classic car will have an engine management computer and a fuel injection system that makes carbon build-up vanishingly unlikely. Any car that does have carbon build-up is either faulty or being driven on very short journeys where the engine doesn't fully warm up. If it's the short journey problem a quick blast down the motorway or ten minute's 'vigorous' driving will burn off the coke.doublelong wrote: ↑Mon May 14, 2018 5:27 pm David left his job a couple of months ago to run the group full time. He is also selling his services as the hydrogen DR: www.hydrogen-doctor.com
The 'hydrogen doctor' seems to be selling a cure for a non-existent problem and if there is a problem, like a knackered ECU or injectors, the problem will immediately come back.