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Writer comments on same-sex marriage


Monday, October 6, 2008 6:16 AM PDT

The current disputes over gay marriage miss two very important points: One, there is a distinction between marriage under God and marriage in the legal definition of the state.

Hence, state-defined legalese is a foreign language other than English which is defined within contractual code for the U.S. citizens to use and to contract; and, English-speaking peasants are deceived because these legalese definitions are not disclosed. Two, while we are arguing about this issue, as we are so antagonized by the courts and by the news media, the bank is about to crash.

It would be nice if government could speak in English, using the same Webster's Dictionary as its peasants, but currently this is not how U.S. citizens are "governed," or more accurately, contracted. In legalese, if the contract says the sky is yellow, then it's "yellow," wherever and whenever the contract is in effect.

Any preposterous statement can be established by contract if it is agreed upon, but there should be disclosure. I was married both under God and with a "marriage license" which I now view as nothing less than a permission slip from my former landlord, bank and/or king. In my opinion, stately "marriage" contract has nothing to do with God whatsoever and its signatures of contract can be rescinded just the same as a contract for "yellow" sky, without bearing any detriment to the holy sacrament under God. Such a rescission of contract is not a letter of divorcement.

Throughout American history, government has not included gay couples in its "marriage" contracts. Why not? Gay couples could not produce any children that could be certificated. In today's era of artificial insemination of lesbians and gay adoption, legal "marriage" would enable government to certificate the children.

Homosexuals yearn for equal treatment as peasant-class heterosexual U.S. citizens. (Please pardon the satire.) The bottom of my certificates read in fine print, "MIDWEST BANK NOTE COMPANY," and the individual sheets of stationary are serialized. In my opinion, this is pretty good notification for U.S. citizen-peasants, who are not going to understand how their banks are about to fail if they don't understand the legalese under which they are contracted.

Daniel Hutchins
Acampo

Reader Feedback

Robb wrote on Oct 14, 2008 8:41 AM:

" oh.... okay... "

DanielH wrote on Oct 13, 2008 10:18 PM:

" Robb: This is real stuff. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 13, 2008 10:16 PM:

" ...shall be discharged upon payment, dollar for dollar...

This implies that someone can present a public debt to the Secretary of Treasury, Henry Paulsen, Jr., including all the necessary routing numbers, and he will take care of the debt. This only works with sovereigns.

US Citizens are the last people to be informed of this benefit that was given to us during the FDR administration. Whenever we give our Socialist Security Number, they go to our account at US Treasury, and they hit the account on our behalf.

In a court of law, the court case is a debt, and Paulsen will discharge the debt, if only he is called upon to do so.

Actually, whenever we are presented with a bill from a corporation that is a subsidiary of the United States, they have already reserved funds through Treasury, and we only need sign it to complete the transaction. Instead, people say no way! We'll submit payment using our labor thorugh our checking account, instead.

With credit cards, the only catch is that the card is immediately cancelled.

In court cases... "

DanielH wrote on Oct 13, 2008 10:05 PM:

" Lodian: I was just joking around.

Here's an excerpt from HJR 192:

Every obligation, heretofore or hereafter incurred, whether or not any such provision is contained therein or made with respect thereto, shall be discharged upon payment, dollar for dollar, in any coin or currency which at time of payment is legal tender for public and private debts. Any such provision contained in any law authorizing obligations to be issued by or under authority of the United States, is herby repealed, but the repeal of any such provision shall not invalidate any other provision or authority contained in such law. "

Lodian wrote on Oct 13, 2008 6:49 PM:

" DanielH wrote " but if you use Google to search HJR 192, you might be reclassified as a suspicious person at the Justice Department. "

What the heck?? "

Robb wrote on Oct 13, 2008 4:16 PM:

" Absolute hogwash.

Conspiracy theories abound! "

DanielH wrote on Oct 13, 2008 1:28 PM:

" Lodian: For entertainment only, you don't have to file anything. Let other people take the risks, and you can observe almost at no risk.

For starters, I still emphasize that you can find HJR 192 (1933). Nobody's going to throw you in prison for looking at public policy, but if you use Google to search HJR 192, you might be reclassified as a suspicious person at the Justice Department. "

Lodian wrote on Oct 13, 2008 1:20 PM:

" DanielH wrote "We don't share these tools with just anybody, because misuse can result in imprisonment."

Well, I guess that counts me out. Can't risk PRISON! "

DanielH wrote on Oct 13, 2008 11:20 AM:

" Lodian: I also implied that the remedy requires extensive study. This isn't going to be a silver bullet, and we don't give up the tools to just anyone that asks for them. We don't share these tools with just anybody, because misuse can result in imprisonment. If you look at the subject matter of HJR 192 and imagine what it would take to use it properly, you might understand how misuse can lead to imprisonment.

I have established a connection into US Treasury to take advantage of HJR 192, and they did not send me to prison. I am telling you this to give you a sense of authenticity, and knowledge that real living people are using it. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 13, 2008 11:14 AM:

" Lodian: I understand how this sounds like a scam or something. I gave you a reference to House Joint Resolution 192 (1933). This documentation can give you a sense of authenticity, since it was established by the United States congress. You didnt find it, did you? If you did, you would be quite surprised by what it says, and I would think that an ordinary person would be asking a lot of questions. Why dont you find that reference and get back to me, but dont look in Wikipedia.
As a teaser, I remind you that I said the principal amount of your mortgage can be recovered, and I even said twice, if the mortgage was taken out within the recent 3 years, but only once if the loan is older. Actually, I forgot to tell you that if the loan goes into foreclosure, the principal can be recovered twice, once again. "

Lodian wrote on Oct 13, 2008 2:10 AM:

" Why is this so secretive? It makes this all sound like a scam or something. I'm sure you can understand the skepticism and the ol' "If it sounds too good to be true..." deal. "

Lodian wrote on Oct 13, 2008 2:07 AM:

" DanielH wrote on Oct 12, 2008 2:48 PM:

" Mainframe: FYI: Nobody has made a commitment. If anyone wants to talk, they need to commit with contact information, preferrably e-mail. "

What commitment are you asking us to make? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 12, 2008 2:48 PM:

" Mainframe: FYI: Nobody has made a commitment. If anyone wants to talk, they need to commit with contact information, preferrably e-mail. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 12, 2008 12:47 PM:

" Mainframe: Could you please help me know who you are. I've been gone for 6-months and I've never seen your name. Is this because I simply haven't noticed or maybe you do mostly reading. I have to ask because I have a lot of enemies in here.

Or, have you recently changed your UserID. "

Mainframe wrote on Oct 12, 2008 1:55 AM:

" danielh: count me in. i wanna know what you are talking about too. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 12, 2008 1:14 AM:

" Lodian: If you figure out this stuff, you don't need to have a retirement account. I have already liquidated my IRA. I have one more life insurance policy, and I when I get my first check in the mail, I'll cancel the life insurance also. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 12, 2008 1:01 AM:

" Lodian: Do you know Sam? I do have Sam's e-mail. I could show you (and Sam) some of this stuff.

How far into foreclosure is your friend?

How long before this letter goes into archives? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 12, 2008 12:53 AM:

" Lodian: Here's a couple of my sources:

http://www.wssic.com/

http://www.tapesite.com/index10.htm

Note: These websites will not give you any information. At most, they'll give you a list of topics, which you might find interesting. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 12, 2008 12:36 AM:

" Lodian: If your loan was taken out within the past 3 years, you can recover the principal twice, plus all the interest. If it is more than 3 years, you can recover the amount of your payments, starting 3 years ago.

But, you can only do this if you are sovereign. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 12, 2008 12:23 AM:

" Lodian: I attended a 1-week workshop in Las Vegas, where I received an incredible education, and I joined the club giving me membership in weekly group phone conversations. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 12, 2008 12:17 AM:

" Lodian: I was in a study group that met every week, until our meeting location couldn't afford to be in business at our meeting time, and we lost it. We had some internal fighting affairs, also, and we split into at least 3 groups. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 12, 2008 12:14 AM:

" lodian: It could create mass hysteria amongst the general public if these things are printed and 500 people read it. I would be responsible. "

Lodian wrote on Oct 11, 2008 11:24 PM:

" DanielH: So, what exactly are you studying? And in what format? Books, tapes, videos, space signals? Just kidding. All jokes aside... you are not making much sense to me. So, are you saying I didn't have to pay for my house? And I think we are all watching our retirement closely these days. "

Lodian wrote on Oct 11, 2008 11:17 PM:

" DanielH: I can pretty much say no to all of your questions, except that I do know someone in the middle of a foreclosure. "

Lodian wrote on Oct 11, 2008 11:15 PM:

" DanielH: Why do you keep writing "(LNS please don't print.)"? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 11:00 PM:

" lodian: All of these things are not a problem to me. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 11:00 PM:

" lodian: Are you worried about retirement? Are you or any of your friends in trouble with the courts? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 10:59 PM:

" lodian: (LNS please don't print.) Are any of your friends or yourself in foreclosure? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 10:58 PM:

" lodian: (LNS please don't print.) Do you owe anything to the IRS or Franchise tax board? There is a remedy. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 10:57 PM:

" lodian: (LNS please don't print.) Do you have a mortgage? credit cards? If you only knew how badly they are ripping you off, and if you only knew what was their investment.

Their investment is zero, zip, nada.

The amount of their own money that they loan is also zero, zip, nada.

The entity that was the source of funding was yourself. They understand the nature of money, and they tricked you into creating the money. They are holding it as collateral until you repay the loan, plus interest. Additionally, they intend to keep the original collateral.

They file 1099-A, informing the IRS that they found some money in their books, as if they don't know how to give it back. They pretend they don't know how to return it to source, which is you. You have a right to get it back - the initial principal value of your mortgage. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 10:51 PM:

" Lodian: I see we're on-line at the same time.

Why would you need to start studying now?

The possibilities are endless.

The first time I took a baby step, I felt a wind of stress-relief blow out of my soul. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 10:47 PM:

" Lodian: (LNS - please do not print.) The use of certain IRS forms or House Joint Resolution 192 (1933) can result in a knock at my front door from federal law enforcement authorities.
If I give a commercial tool to someone and they are thrown into prison, because they don't know what they are doing, I would be at fault for disseminating the documents.
I already filed a couple very small documents into two of our local governments, and lets just say that they probably know my name. Some of my friends are threatening them much more severely. They know how to read this newspaper, and Im not interested in telling them too much about myself. "

Lodian wrote on Oct 11, 2008 10:30 PM:

" DanielH: I have not had the need to study what you describe so why would I need to start now? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 10:16 PM:

" Lodian: One needs to study these things if they wish to be sovereign. otherwise, most people are not sovereign, living in the Matrix, and they are not sovereign.
People enter contracts unknowingly. Consequently, they are subrogated (controlled), taxed unnecessarily, and thrown into prison, which I call debtors warehouse.
People are hauled into court, and every judge who asks the defendant to confirm his identity is tricking the person to enjoin a contract by mistaken identity.
People get into trouble in court, because they dont know what is happening. Ditto police officers and sherriff. "

Lodian wrote on Oct 11, 2008 9:30 PM:

" DanielH: Why would one need to study what you describe? And why can't you post some of these publicly here on this board? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 9:08 PM:

" Lodian. Continued...
2) Uniform Commercial Code
3) House Joint Resolution 192 (1933) How powerful this one is, I dont want to post in this public column. I suggest you look it up and see if you find anything unusual in there.
4) United States bankruptcy
5) 14th amendment US citizenship, and US residency
6) Use of IRS form 1099. Absolutely I cannot post in the public what this one is.
7) Novation - substitution of a new contract.
8) Self-executing contracts, including self-executing power of attorney. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 9:03 PM:

" Lodian: Under one umbrella, it could be called "Law merchant." It includes the following topics which are all inter-related:
1) commercial liens This is the very same process that corporations use against US Citizens, but if we can learn it, ourselves, we can use it in reverse. Moreover, if someone tries to use it on us, we can return fire, very effectively, and make them wish they never knew who we were.

When we send commercial affidavits to corporations or governments, they know what it is, because it is the same process they use against US Citizens, and I have heard they are astonished that a US Citizen knows how to use the process against them.

When this process is used on a court judge, their arrogance and their disrespect for US Citizens intelligence are so bad that they almost invariably ignore the submittal, until they can become liquidated by US Treasury Criminal Investigation Division.

Amazing stuff. Anyone can do it, but it requires that they know who they are. US Citizens who dont know who they are, cant do it. "

Lodian wrote on Oct 11, 2008 8:15 PM:

" DanielH: What have you been studying for almost 10 months, 4-8 hours per day? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 7:02 PM:

" Billy Ruben: You can't get out of this "in your face again" reputation unless you can refute every single item.

I am confident that you are ignorant of every single item, and you can't misconstrue just one single item to try to get out of this.

You'd be smartest to try to learn what I'm talking about.

I've been studying this for almost 10 months, 4-8 hours per day. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 7:00 PM:

" Billy Ruben: In your face again. If you can't answer these questions, then it is possible that you could be hauled into court upon frivolous charges or mistaken identity and still held in responsible and accountable, and possibly even sent to prison, whether you committed a true crime or not.

This is happening all around us while we argue. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 6:57 PM:

" Billy Ruben: In your face again. Do you know what is an "enabling clause" for a statute? If you don't know what one is, I suggest you'll feel pretty foolish if you learn that a so-called "law" is not bestowed upon the people as law for them to follow.

for that reason, I suggest you learn about all these codes that you believe are law and find out if you are required to abid by them.

Additionally, I suggest next time you or a friend is dragged into court if you can stand on your own two feet and challenge a "judge" to show you where your charges are a violation of any law. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 6:54 PM:

" Billy Ruben: In your face again. If Proposition is about "marriage under God," then why does it need to be written into statutory code?

Why do the statutory "people" of the State of California need statutory code to find God? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 6:48 PM:

" Billy Ruben: In your face. Can you say that if you are summoned to appear before a judge, that you possess any tools or knowledge that would make a judge feel uncomfortable?

I can.

In your face again. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 6:47 PM:

" Billy Rubin: Your reputation could improve if you could refrain from telling people that they don't know what they are talking about.

The person who you said this to, me, can do some incredibe things that are above your level, and you are saying that I don't know what I'm talking about.

I am a person who would not under any circumstances ever accept a lawyer to defend myself in court, against any charge, and I am confident that I can walk away a free man.

Can you say the same? "

Billy Rubin wrote on Oct 11, 2008 12:35 PM:

" DanielH, you have no idea what you're talking about.

Prop 8 is about nothing BUT "marriage under God" and has been conceived, written, promoted, proposed and campaigned as a religious issue.

To deny that fact in voice or print is to lie.
There is not a single support organization in favor of Prop 8 that is not religion-based.

Not one. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 11, 2008 12:24 PM:

" Lodian: (LNS please don't print) Prop 8 has nothing to do with marriage under God.

Government has created a fictitious foreign trust, which is named by the same spelling as our living names, but in all CAPS letters.

It was created when our mother completed an "Application for live birth," which was routed through Commerce and Treasury. Bonds were created and sold to fund America, based upon the hypothecated future value of the trust.

The trust is under the care of the Social Security Administration, under trusteeship of 6 people, including 2 which are appointed by the president. (They can be fired, and we can appoint ourselves as trustee.)

When 2 people are married under the state, these trusts are joined by contract, which has nothing to do with marriage under God.

When people are married under the state, a contract is formed. I believe it is a contract which promises certification of children.

Artificial insemination of lesbians creates a situation where children are produced but without contractual agreement to complete the"Application for live birth," which causes them to be certified. "

Lodian wrote on Oct 11, 2008 12:32 AM:

" DanielH: I'm not sure what you are talking about. I guess I'll just watch the conversation amongst all the bloggers and catch up. "

Billy Rubin wrote on Oct 10, 2008 3:33 PM:

" DanielH, what? You're talking in circles.

You didn't share your information in confidence with anyone, you wrote an open letter to the newspaper, hoping it would be published for all to see.

Your writings are just nonsense. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 9, 2008 5:17 PM:

" Billy: I'm only saying that I think my information does not need to be shared with people that show disrespect.

I'd be happy to sit down with people that show respect for my stuff, and I do it all the time.

People that are better than me do not argue or yell, and I am going to follow their example. "

Billy Rubin wrote on Oct 9, 2008 5:02 PM:

" Well, DanielH, if you stop talking to me, does that mean you're going to yell, "What's the frequency, Kenneth?!" at someone else? "

Bob Hussein Loblaw wrote on Oct 9, 2008 4:14 PM:

" edumacation: 'peyote' is spanglish. The correct spelling, in Spanish, is 'paiote.' Look it up. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 9, 2008 3:27 PM:

" Billy Rubin: I don't have to talk to you. "

Billy Rubin wrote on Oct 9, 2008 12:44 PM:

" DanielH, you poor thing, you don't have all of your marbles, do you?

DanielH wrote on Oct 8, 2008 7:37 PM:"Billy Rubin: How can you deny the fact that "MIDWEST BANK NOTE COMPANY"...you have the option of looking at your own...how can you deny the meaning of that word "BANK."...Doesn't the word "Bank" have any meaning to you?"

Billy Rubin wrote on Oct 9, 2008 6:34 AM:"DanielH, I have no idea what you're yapping about...I made no mention of Midwest Bank Note anything..."

DanielH wrote on Oct 9, 2008 10:13 AM:"Billy: I was the one that mentioned the "Midwest Bank Note" stationary, not you."

Maybe what you need is a fresh start to tell me what you mean - only this time without the creepy rambling conspiracy theories and wild accusations of invented denials of sinister bank notes. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 9, 2008 10:13 AM:

" Billy: I was the one that mentioned the "Midwest Bank Note" stationary, not you.

You used an interesting word, "strawman."

Where did you get that from, on this topic? "

Billy Rubin wrote on Oct 9, 2008 6:34 AM:

" DanielH, I have no idea what you're yapping about. Maybe I, too, need to sniff soap fumes all day in order to get it.

I re-read my comments, I even wasted the time to re-read your rambling manifesto to the editor.

I made no mention of Midwest Bank Note anything; but your strawman attempt to pin it to me, no matter how feeble and flat, was a brave play.

Now, if you would please, continue with The Revelation you began with your use of the buzz words "miracles" "witness" "testify the truth". It's unlikely, but possible, you can keep that thought collected while you write out a new cipher. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 8, 2008 7:37 PM:

" Billy Rubin: How can you deny the fact that "MIDWEST BANK NOTE COMPANY" is printed on birth and marriage certificates, if you have the option of looking at your own, and how can you deny the meaning of that word "BANK."

Doesn't the word "Bank" have any meaning to you? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 8, 2008 7:34 PM:

" Lodian: I appreciate your comments. I understand why it was so that I missed the picnic last spring when Leonard was going away.

I know that this letter was difficult to understand, because it offends a lifetime of habit training and understanding.

Whereas my new friends who are training me in patriotism have informed me of the dangers of entering into the public (e.g. Billy Rubin), I have received some favorable comments and not knowing who is interested, I thought it would be good to publish again.

I am witnessing some miracles in the courts, in financing, in foreclosures, and in many more areas. In spite of people like Billy Rubin, the miracles that I am witnessing testify the truth much more strongly than Bill Rubin. Therefore I know that I am telling the truth. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 8, 2008 7:18 PM:

" Lodian: It's me. I figured some people care to know, some don't. 3rd person depersonalizes the statements.

I don't make it a secret that it's me; but I also don't need to come out and claim it is me either. I don't see any reason to do so. If the readers in these columns would feel more comfortable with me referring to myself another way, I'd be happy to. "

Lodian wrote on Oct 8, 2008 1:23 PM:

" DanielH is Daniel Hutchins, correct? "

Billy Rubin wrote on Oct 8, 2008 12:06 PM:

" Er, yeah. Fight Club [eyes rolling].

So, what's the deal with referring to yourself in the 3rd person, DanielH? Your muliple posts on the other blog about "Mr. Hutchins' letter" are curious. Was it a half-hearted attempt to disown this meandering, confused letter? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 8, 2008 10:10 AM:

" Billy Rubin: Obviously you don't know how to make soap. Rendering kettles are for "Fight Club" soap. They are not used in vegetable-based soaps.

How are you going to get your soap after the banks crash? "

Billy Rubin wrote on Oct 8, 2008 6:55 AM:

" From "the friend"?

What friend?
Who are you talking about?
The one in the soap?

You need to step away from the rendering kettle and get a breath of fresh air. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 7, 2008 4:01 PM:

" Billy Rubin: Did you see me on the street, in the web, or learn about the soap from the friend? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 7, 2008 8:12 AM:

" edumacation: I'm embarrassed that I missed a word, but I'm also proud that I don't need to know how to spell that one. "

edumacation wrote on Oct 6, 2008 10:55 PM:

" Reading these posts, maybe you are trying to smoke the stuff. Good luck. Let us know what happened in your experiment. "

edumacation wrote on Oct 6, 2008 10:54 PM:

" To DanielH: There you go again. "smoking peyote" will not work. It must be absorbed through the intestinal tract. You have two ways. your choice. LOL "

edumacation wrote on Oct 6, 2008 10:52 PM:

" To Daniel H: Likewise it is spelled PEYOTE. "

edumacation wrote on Oct 6, 2008 10:51 PM:

" To Bob Loblaw 8:59. Its peyote. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 6, 2008 8:40 PM:

" Billy Rubin: Did you see me on the street, in the web, or learn about the soap from the friend? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 6, 2008 4:43 PM:

" Billy Rubin: Did you see me on the street, in the web, or learn about the soap from the friend? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 6, 2008 4:42 PM:

" Leonard: My fats were all high in w-3 and w-6 fats, from local oil pressing companies. I used filtered fats, so that they were not processed with chemical extraction processes. I went to Woodland to get apricot and almond. I went to Modesto for olive (extra virgin). I obtained 3 varieties of oil from hawaii. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 6, 2008 4:38 PM:

" Leonard: House Joint Resolution 192 (1933) is a huge landmark in American history. It is only one page long, but it says that the federal government will pay our public debts dollar-for-dollar.

It was a remedy offered in response to FDR's seizure of not only the gold, but also the property. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 6, 2008 4:31 PM:

" Leonard: I don't know who Tyler D. is.

I was solicited by a local political party to give my name for political writings, and I refused, mainly because I don't support their neo-conservative cause. That's how I know who wrote so many of the ghost-written stories in the Stockton Record.

I haven't exchanged either letters or names, in this newspaper, except once during our global warming exchange.

The Stockton Record rejects all my letters unless someone else puts their name on it, and I haven't donated any for over a year. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 6, 2008 4:26 PM:

" lodisafeway: cont. legalese definitions of words are often co-mingled with plain English, and unknowingly, citizens sign up for their own detrimental contracts unknowingly, because plain English contains different meaning of words.

The end result is loss of freedom. "

DanielH wrote on Oct 6, 2008 4:25 PM:

" lodisafeway: I can better respond now that I am off work. The problem is that law reads like plain English. Readers understand the words so well that they don't resort to looking up the definitions.

This is not a mere difference of whether to use a Bouvier's, a Black's or a Webster. The definitions section of any law supersedes the dictionary. In essence, the back end of a law contains new definitions which supersede the dictionary.

This deceptiopn is so bad that if a person gets into court, they often respond "yes" to questions which get them into trouble with the judge, whereas unknowingly, the factual answer would have been "no." "

Leonard wrote on Oct 6, 2008 3:42 PM:

" The scary thing is that Danny H seems like the kind of guy who might really live with Tyler D.

Sometimes Danny H writes these letters, sometimes Tyler writes them for him. "

jeff wrote on Oct 6, 2008 3:30 PM:

" leanoard, by far you have been my favorite single serving friend.

Oh, I get it.

And how's that working out for you?

Being clever. "

Leonard wrote on Oct 6, 2008 3:26 PM:

" Did you know?

You can use old Motor Oil to fertilize your lawn? "

Leonard wrote on Oct 6, 2008 3:20 PM:

" Where did you get the fat? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 6, 2008 2:48 PM:

" Leonard: My soaps were "lovingly hand crafted," with hard work, and I was local. I sold the stuff in the farmer's market. That was me. "

Leonard wrote on Oct 6, 2008 1:47 PM:

" Jeff wrote on Oct 6, 2008 1:08 PM:

" Leonard, do you know what a duvet is?


Indeed. I like the ones that have been lovingly hand crafted by the hard working indigenous people of.... wherever. "

Jeff wrote on Oct 6, 2008 1:08 PM:

" Leonard, do you know what a duvet is? "

Leonard wrote on Oct 6, 2008 1:04 PM:

" Not the Paper Street Soap Company, I hope?

Clean food please..... "

DanielH wrote on Oct 6, 2008 12:50 PM:

" Billy Rubin: funny funny funny. In what capacity are you aware of the soap "hobby"? "

Billy Rubin wrote on Oct 6, 2008 12:32 PM:

" Soap fumes are apparently intoxicating. "

Leonard wrote on Oct 6, 2008 10:41 AM:

" Chuckle.... "

DanielH wrote on Oct 6, 2008 10:35 AM:

" One of us is creating confusion. Either I've been smoking paote, and creating confusion like lodisafeway suggests, or the marriage certificate has monetary value.

Which is it? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 6, 2008 10:32 AM:

" lodisafeway: Addendum: Also, if you think what you wrote is true, then why is there a suggestion at the bottom of the marriage "license" of monetary value, as if the marriage certificate can be "Accepted for Value" and used to set-off public debt. Does this sound like marriage under God? "

DanielH wrote on Oct 6, 2008 10:29 AM:

" lodisafeway: Read again. the California constitution applies to state law, not God.

If you don't think that is true, ask yourself how easy it is to get married without a marriage permission slip. "

lodisafeway wrote on Oct 6, 2008 10:10 AM:

" The proposed amendment to the California Constitution is written in very plain English. Any confusion that may be applied to this particular ballot measure is caused by folks like Mr. Hutchins who appears to spend too much time attempting to memorize Black's Law Dictionary. It seems to me I've heard this "idea" before that with the issuance of a birth certificate (allegedly printed on bank note paper), we become property of the government. That is no less preposterous now than it was so long ago when first set forth.

Letters like this one fall into the same category of those one-line blatherings that undoubtedly emit from folks who simply enjoy seeing their name in print. The only logical response to these pathetic utterances is a resounding, "huh?" "

Bob Loblaw wrote on Oct 6, 2008 8:59 AM:

" Dude, where do you score your paiote? I'll bet the sky WAS yellow when you were writing this manifesto. "

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