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Orlylicious wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 22, 2020 2:27 am

Maybe they should remake That Darn Cat with Karl, That Darn Karl! Not by Disney, maybe Troma Films

Eh, it can't be worse than the 1990s Christina Ricci version.

Wait until word gets around Queretaro that you can keep Gavin out of your establishment simply by requesting his ID.

I'm setting here scratching my head wondering why this conversation is happening. In what universe could this knutsack come up with enough real money to buy the bus fair to go look at real estate, much less money to buy real estate. And it's not like Sporky to pitch grandiose schemes. He's not Karl...

unable to make a living in a country where he barely speaks the language and can't use the banking system, Gavin is experiencing the same anxiety every other failure experiences. I blame his parents, and their denying him any semblance of an education. Cultural and financial literacy are essential ...

At first glance, I thought this was Karl defending himself at one of his many trials. But it's only a county board meeting? And Rachel's calling him a hero for going to it? You'd think a guy who single-handedly scares FBI agents into submission wouldn't be so proud of such a minor undertaking.

which invariably pops up during title insurance vetting Title insurance? Sporky? :rotflmao: The guy was shocked to learn he needed permits. Imagine his indignance as every little expense of the normal homebuying process reveals itself to him? "Can you believe these people who just show up and deman...

He's also adding on the absurd inference that in addition to this bit of alleged tyranny the county decided to add on a land use fee so as to spite him. Which would actually be a good strategy. The great thing is, it takes so little money to dissuade Sporky that you can make it sound legit. If this...

Of course, this discussion overlooks an important point; Sporky can't afford a bus trip to Colorado, much less the most basic fees associated with home building.

Perhaps I've underestimated Sporky all this time. If it's true that: Costilla County has 3,377 people San Luis has 3,376 people All people in San Luis work for the county Then the one person who lives in the county but not in the city has to be Sporky. Even more amazingly, that would make Sporky and...

They're going to let him represent himself now? That's new, isn't it?

I think it's "el militario". But RVInit is correct, the gender of a noun does not necessarily relate to the gender of the concept it expresses. Such as "el vestido" (a woman's dress)

Gavin Seim A quick check up audit. I thought these military men were searching the truck which would not have been legal under article 16. Turned around to go check it out. They were just shopping, so I let them go on their way. Gavin, if you stumbled across a group of armed Mexican police or soldi...

arayder wrote: ↑

Wed Jan 08, 2020 11:39 am

Firearms aren't for show and waving them around to show how familiar you are with them or pointing them into a camera, which somebody might be holding, sets a careless example for others.

It also gives you away as a poseur. Anyone who uses guns in their career takes safety very seriously.

That moron's finger appears to be in the trigger guard which is a big no-no. If you ever go to a gun training course, you get three things pounded into your head: - Treat all guns as loaded. - Do not point the gun at anything you don't intend to shoot. - Do not put your finger on the trigger unless...

Dear Mr. Trump -- January 4, 2020 By Anna Von Reitz Please get the word out: Every actual and factual American needs to send Donald Trump a Registered or First Class Letter addressed to the White House and/or email messages regarding claims made by Phil Hudok. "I know World War III over Iran is abo...

I don't think there is any indication that Karl ever tried to get a new license in WI since he had the outstanding warrants and suspension there Which raises a question I've been wondering: why isn't Karl facing any NEW charges? Unless they somehow picked him up whenhe wasn't driving, he must be el...

Wow, he flipped that Arizona land quickly.

LtDansLegs wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 03, 2020 10:44 pm

Selling to people at $2400 an acre, I'm sure he thinks this is his ticket to riches. He really has no idea just how expensive basic improvements like power, water and sewer are.

Also, doing actual work.

Notorial Dissent wrote: ↑

Fri Jan 03, 2020 8:16 pm

The big question would be where did Sporky come up with that much money since he is destitute and living hand to mouth?

Yeah really. It clearly says the taxes are $25.

As this profound realization was breaking I thought of the song, “Silent Lucidity” by Queensryche —- Anna, I can ignore your stupid and voluminous writings. I can even tolerate your asking for donations - it goes with the territory. But if you're going to appropriate good rock music to promote your...

Wow. I thought Gavin Seim's photography was bad. Karl looks better in his mug shots.

BTW, I still like "OpVec" for the reasons TNS gave. The absurdity of the name emphasizes the absurdity of the vehicle and reflects the absurdity of the vehicle's owner. Thank you! I'm glad to have your support on this most important issue. The best alternate name I've heard was "Truckenstein," but ...

Karl has a great hat. You should see it. It was more awesome than all the FBI hats at the Malheur Wildlife Preserve. All the members of the AMFF bow to Karl's hat when they see it. When he wears his hat in court, judges voluntarily turn themselves in for violating the 10th Amendment. He's not wearin...

We'll hold you to that, Karl.

There's a very commonplace relationship arrangement with older single women and men. The woman is desperately hoping for marriage because she has almost no assets, so getting married is her best bet to avoid a poverty-stricken old age. The man is single because he doesn't want to share his assets. ...