I keep thinking that they can't be any dumber

[LDE]

... they say I now owe 135K, the number is not important ...

The crux of the delusion. For most people, and especially the IRS, the number is quite important.

[Nikki]

When the specific accounting of someone's total assets depends on how diligently someone searches behind the sofa cushions, the difference between $1,000 and $100,000 is irrelevant.

[Judge Roy Bean]

Gill, aka 'freemanatlast' is an example of someone who decided they deserve some recognition of their allegedly vast importance to the rest of the world.

It's as if they believe they're about to appear on all the major networks and don't realize the local cable channel is only being seen by a few insomniacs.

Gill, the biggest thing on the 'net is still porn and nobody really gives a crap.

[LOBO]

The government is a creation of the PEOPLE. Government was created and instituted to serve the PEOPLE.

But they don't want to pay taxes so that the government has the ability to serve.

[Investor]

This letter constitutes constructive notice to the recipient.

I wonder if this idiotic phrase was copied from the letter that was sent to Chief Justice Roberts by the Lost Horizons numbnut who calls himself MCP2012 and who claims to have a law degree. See http://quatloos.com/Q-Forum/viewtopic.p ... 96&start=0

Anyyhow, SW Moron is aptly named.

Constructive Noctice just sounds nice and legal, it sounds like a legal thing to say.

I once had someone tell me that certain facts proved his argument "ex post facto". I was floored.

[Pottapaug1938]

I once had someone tell me that certain facts proved his argument "ex post facto". I was floored.

Hey -- one Latin phrase sounds as good as another, if you don't know (because you're too ignorant) what it means....

[wserra]

I once had someone tell me that certain facts proved his argument "ex post facto".

I always wanted to prove an argument in flagrante delicto. Then I'd be a real lawyer.

[Investor]

I once had someone tell me that certain facts proved his argument "ex post facto".

I always wanted to prove an argument in flagrante delicto. Then I'd be a real lawyer.

pft...I see your in flagrante delicto, and raise you one corpus delicti

[Thule]

I once had someone tell me that certain facts proved his argument "ex post facto".

I always wanted to prove an argument in flagrante delicto. Then I'd be a real lawyer.

Still better than Blowhards quoniam inquam sic.

[Nikki]

To date, nothing has risen to the standard of a SooeyHead filing a "Write of Mandamus" while proclaiming himself to be "Suious Jurious"

Some things shine forever.