yup, I've known this for a long time. But every one I have told does not believe it. Good Luck
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He goes by many names, and lays claim to many skills and creations, many of them beyond verification or below the radar of the legal horizon. He considers himself wronged by a snowballing crowd of people inside and outside the courtroom. He feels it is only a matter of time before he will regain what has been taken from him, and that he has only to present his logic and arguments to a forum to be determined later, and all will be right again
Originally posted by Alaskan Man
...i am very curious if you can actually get away with it, or if they'll come and seize everything you own.
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......Caveat Redemptor .......look it up. Don't forget to lock and load when necessary.
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