Ok so Scott, from Brenda's post (and some others)... A Preacipe is regarding a Trust, to create and "order"... A Petition would be in the case where there is no Trust Authority “but is also used to create an "order" (rather than a motion which would only be ASKING)
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Derek Moran
..you might wanna message Martin Sutton and ask him if they ended-up submitting a PRAECIPE for Dean in the end, im not sure if they did
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Scott Duncan
It SHOULD be a writ. The Justice issues the Praecipe.
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Scott Duncan
...in response to the writ, that is.
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Derek Moran
So the Judge ended-up issuing a PRAECIPE for Dean, as a result of whatever WRIT Martin handed in to the Judge?
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Derek Moran
..im guessing it was a WRIT OF MANDAMUS (making-an-order) ?
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James Allan
These Writs/Praecipes are interesting. My question, being familiar with the Rules of Civil Procedure, is how do we get them filed with the Court? Has anyone done so successfully?
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Pete Daoust
I'm not sure but these Writs/Praecipes seems to be useful in CRIMINALs procédures.... :/
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Derek Moran
164. Fair hearing
(4) Without limiting the generality of subsection (3), that subsection does not preserve the validity of the proceeding if the failure to comply with the agreement results in PREJUDICE to the DEFENDANT'S RIGHT to a FAIR HEARING.
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Anibal Jose Baez · Mackximus Minimus
If it is a Club (and we ain't in it!), in a civil case as "defendant", if one does not have the protection of the isolation of Admiralty (liened the NAME), what should one use: Praecipe, Writ, Petition? But most importantly to me is not the HOW , but rather the WHY. If we are not part of the Club, how can one "defend" the person in a civil case, if the game is rigged ?
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Anibal Jose Baez · Mackximus Minimus
For example: Vampires Bank and Trust VS. YouBetterPay Pal. If it's all about surety, and ACCOUNTING, how can anyone "defend" succesfully the person, if your person is not "protected", and the game is rigged?
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Pete Daoust
One can ALWAYS say:
NON-NEGOCIABLE
I'm the LAWFUL HOLDER IN DUE COURSE OF PIERRE DAOUST, Inscription No.119XXXXXXXX
I’m the SOLE beneficiary of PIERRE DAOUST
I make ALL business decisions for PIERRE DAOUST
At least 51% of my blood is ORIGINAL blood
I LOVE THE MONTREAL CANADIANS
I’m a very NICE guy
I am the MASTER or my PERSON Named PIERRE DAOUST
And I reserve ALL RIGHTS….all of them”
Is ANYONE have any objections ?????
CASE DISSMISS
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Anibal Jose Baez · Mackximus Minimus
Thank you, Pierre. Assuming you are correct, for purposes of this discussion, still for me, most importantly is not the HOW , but rather the WHY you can do it. Also, my questions are still pending. I don't think you answered to the questions, Pierre, but I would lie if I say I do not appreciate your gesture.
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Stuart Stone
Maximiliano Pérez, the Notice of Mistake should deal with the issue of surety, then the writ would deal with instructing the court how you wish to proceed/dismiss the case. The praecipe from the judge then orders it so. It's my understanding that a motion grants jurisdiction by making a request, which in turn recognises the court's authority...that's my take on it.
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Scott Duncan
Your take on it is correct, Stuart.
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Anibal Jose Baez · Mackximus Minimus
Thank you, Stuart! :) So, if one gets a "summons" in the mail for a civil matter, for example: <<Vampires Bank and Trust VS. YouBetterPay Pal>> inviting one to a "hearing" in such date, one should: (?)
1- Void the "summons" across in red, marked "No contract" "I do not consent to these proceedings". Write at the top NON-NEGOTIABLE, ALL RIGHTS RESERVED. Via registered mail to the Clerk of the Court, and/or all concerning parties.
2- Send NOTICE OF MISTAKE via registered mail to concerning parties.
3- Summit a Writ with instructions to Dismiss the case, via registered mail.
4- Have a stand by ticket to the Amazon?
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Derek Moran
..so it would be INSIDE the wording/written-body for the Writ-of-whatever we are seeking from the court to enforce, where we would say to the court/judge that we are seeking him/it to enforce the Writ by way of a PRAECIPE; so the title of the document at the top of the page would read WRIT-OF-WHATEVER, and not PRAECIPE. The term PRAECIPE, would only be mentioned in the wording within the document? :/
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Derek Moran
WTF?...why does the Province of SASKATCHEWAN cover PRAECIPE but NOT Ontario?
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Scott Duncan
ONTARIO is a BANKRUPT ADMINISTRATIVE ZONE ( DuuuH)
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Derek Moran
Ok.. whats the co-relation, though?
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Derek Moran
Eamonn O Brien: If a writ is an order of the court on behalf of one party to the other how do you file for the court to issue one? Am I understanding it properly even...?
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: Praecipe.
Derek Moran
Eamonn O Brien: 1. At common law, a writ ordering
a defendant to do some act or to explain why inaction
is appropriate. - Also termed writ of praecipe. 2. A
written motion or request seeking some court action,
esp. a trial setting or an entry of judgment...
So praecipe is a request for the court to issue a writ...?
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: YES, and it's a DEMAND. Praecipe= ORDER FROM THE KING
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Derek Moran
Pete Daoust: [Latin, Give an order.] An original writ, one of the forms of legal process used to commence an action. A praecipe was drawn up in the alternative and commanded the defendant to do what was ordered or to appear and show why he or she had not done it. An order that commands the clerk of a court to issue a formal writ of execution directing the enforcement of a judgment already rendered and commanding a public officer to seize the defendant's property in order to satisfy the debt.
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Derek Moran
Daniel J Wentz: Scott wrote Praecipe's in the 90's that fucked a LOT of people up. He IS the best source for this.
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: ...Yes.
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Derek Moran
Derek Moran: The RIGHT WAY would be to say- "Your Honour, i PRAECIPE for you to Strike/ I PRAECIPE for you to Quash this matter"- is the way we SHOULD be phrasing these statements (instead of using the term "MOTION"), but is the way THEY would prefer us NEVER find out about?
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: No.
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: Praecipe is WRITTEN, because it's LAW, and the WHOLE PURPOSE is to NOT be in a court!
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Derek Moran
Derek Moran: If Praecipe= ORDER FROM THE KING... what does MOTION equal?
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: FROM WIKIFUCKINGPEDIA! "In Canada it is used in place of a notice of motion as an application for a desk order that is granted in the court registry without a hearing before a judge".
...oh Derek, you miss the little things...LIKE NOT GOING TO FUCKING COURT!
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Derek Moran
Pete Daoust: beggin from a slave
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Derek Moran
Derek Moran: "...oh Derek, you miss the little things...LIKE NOT GOING TO FUCKING COURT!"..... no argument here. I just lack experience. Ummm..when will you be showcasing your talents in a courtroom again next?
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Derek Moran
Daniel J Wentz: Oh crap. Scott's makeing a drone army I see.
Oh well. I hear AQUILAE trustees always end up doing pretty well for themselves, so no worries.
Things must be going to shit if `Liz has let you off her leash, Scott Duncan!
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Derek Moran
Derek Moran: Ok, so to review: you would NEVER verbally use the term PRAECIPE in court, in terms of say- "Your Honour, i PRAECIPE for you to Strike/Quash this matter.."..... PRAECIPE, is STRICTLY, to be used, in WRITTEN form ONLY...?
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: ONLY WRITTEN FORM. NOTHING ELSE.
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: Re:"what does MOTION equal?"
It means, "BEND OVER AND TAKE IT DRY, BECAUSE YOU LITERALLY ASKED FOR IT! JOINDER, BABY"!
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Derek Hill
So you make a writ of habeus for kidnapping, attach the kidnapping charge, they hear the writ and they issue a praecipe
Now, to get that kidnapping charge where does it come from?
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Derek Moran
Daniel J Wentz: If a JUSTICE cautions you about the "dangers" of MOTIONING, he's HELPING you.
Judges are ELECTED, and JUSTICES are APPOINTED. [Scott-like emphaisis added]
Since you are in CANADA, then you should not be concerned about JUDGES, because you will never be before one.
March at 5:56pm
Scott Duncan ...What he said.
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: Only public servants can MOTION. Even then, only as a PARTY.
I would have locked him up for contempt.
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: Criminal. I would have witnessed FRAUD against the petitioner.
Dean claimed he was not the name, but by MOTIONING he was acting as a PARTY, and was INTERFERING WITH THE LEGAL COMMERCIAL INTERESTS of the petitioner.
You are either a PARTY or you are NOT. You don't get to say you are NOT a party, and than ACT as one. It's FRAUD
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: Derek: ONTARIO ANNUAL PRACTICE has all the rules. Who else BUT a party can even APPEAR? You are trying to "prove" something you already KNOW!
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Derek Moran
Pete Daoust: You are either a PARTY or you are NOT. You don't get to say you are NOT a party, and than ACT as one. It's FRAUD: wow...thats solid stuff ???.....is it me or I focus on the wrong stuff..???
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Derek Moran
"Your Justice...is the CROWN/DA a PARTY in this matter.....?"
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Derek Moran
Daniel J Wentz: Derek Moran, Only a PERSON can be a PARTY. Do you really need "proof" of this?
Why do you looking for "validation from your rapist" (as Scott says)?
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Derek Moran
Eamonn O Brien: Would saying" for and on the record I am filing a praecipe in the court wishing for the JP to dismiss the case" be considered "filing with the court"?
I'd imagine you just need to get your praecipe on record...?
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: Praecipe is never IN the court! EVER. OMG I'm sorry I ever mentioned it!
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Derek Moran
So, Scott Duncan- IF one were to attempt to draft a PRAECIPE...what would be the TITLE of it?
PRAECIPE ?
or
WRIT OF PRAECIPE ?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Thanks Derek Moran..... I watched it back in Feb... many times... The Praecipe was one of the first things I learned about. Problem was I did not know enough about how everything ( LAW, Bills of exchange, and accounting knowledge) tied together.
From what I have gathered we AS-KING go the the court registry File a praecipe for a writ of action... Many types.. including but not limited to mandamus, replevin... etc.
From my investigation we go to the court registry and file it AS-KING...
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
: IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS : OF ERIE COUNTY, PENNSYLVANIA :
:
: NO. :
:
:
PRAECIPE FOR WRIT OF SUMMONS
TO THE PROTHONOTARY:
Issue writ of summons in the above case.
Writ of Summons shall be issued and forwarded to Attorney / Sheriff. (Please circle choice)
?Date: ________________
____________________________________ Signature of Attorney
Print Name: _________________________ Address: ____________________________ ____________________________________ Telephone: __________________________ Supreme Court ID No. _________________
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Praecipe in Alberta has to be filed physically at the court registry... the court that oversees the other courts.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
documents were not online and it took me a while to sort thru the process from knowledge gleaned from the video above... it was very helpful.... still has taken me months to come to a comprehension of all this.
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Derek Hill
wait wtf.
writ of praecipe is what justices issue not you. you put in a writ of habeus
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
As-KIng, we file at the registry, correct Scott Duncan?
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Derek Hill
awaiting Scott Duncan to blast you.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
We are KING of our trust enabling us to file on our own behalf.... Hoping not to get blasted...
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
its like a pre-emptive strike, keeping it out of court ... the back door..
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
praecipe is NOT a WRIT... the writ comes from the praecipe.... The Praecipe COMMANDS AN ACTION it is where the Writ comes from..
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
As DIRECTOR of the trust, having issued A BILL OF EXCHANGE, ONCE PROPER NOTICE HAS BEEN GIVEN and The invoice has been defaulted, As Director go to the COURT REGISTRY File a PRAECIPE with the court registry to ISSUE A WRIT OF ENFORCEMENT to collect the debt...
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
circumventing the need to actually attend COURT... WE BECOME our own JUSTICE, As KEEPERS OF OUR OWN TRUST.
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Chad Brodgesell
Is it (sic) simple just a matter of challenging their authority to bring you into their jurisdiction to begin with as you are NOT one of THEM.?
This is the point of, "You should not be in Their court to begin with."
PRAECIPE, an order, written out and signed, addressed to the clerk of the court, and requesting him to issue a particular writ.
Mmm, so this would be the request for the clerk of the court to.......issue a Writ of Habeas Corpus???
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Chad Brodgesell
Like if your asking for the body.
Could be a Writ of anything really.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
AS-KING It is MY trust, THe invoice establishes JOINDER
TO THE TRUST.... THEY agreed to terms, they have defaulted, they are bound by THE TRUSTS BY LAWS. ( what are what ever the fuck I say they are...in honour) . Chad Brodgesell : YES
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CJ ML · Jason Moreland
They have the same right to not contract. Once they get your fee schedule and properly filed paperwork it becomes a competitive game of high stakes chicken.
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CJ ML · Jason Moreland
Say fee schedule around them and they get all silent...
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
TOO LATE... They already have agreed by the contract... an invoice is evidence.. the property created by the contract is proof... silence is consent, the notice of default address's that...
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August le Blanc
To Quote the ADMIRAL " IF IT IS NOT SIMPLE, YOU ARE DOING IT WRONG"
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Gail Marie
ChiefRock Sino General also listed and described a number of writs here https://www.facebook.com/groups/tenderforlaw/permalink/536549606380976/
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
It (PRAECIPE) is kinda like going to a restaurant and placing an ORDER...
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Derek Moran
Derek Moran: The City sent my dad 2 Notices about a by-law violation, i get home from living in Windsor a year, send them a Notice for Proof-of-Claim, they send a 3rd, i send a 2nd.. they stopped with prosecution-talk, but never reversed THE INSPECTION FEE.. after having sent 8 Notices, now its on my dads property-tax to be paid FIRST on March 1st.. so these Writs and/or Praecipe might come in handy (Scott clicked LIKE)
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: Yes.
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Derek Moran
Derek Moran: CERTIORARI: allows the court to quash a final decision of an agency, usually for errors of jurisdiction. i.e. BY-LAWS
As for Praecipe..it seems like you waltz into the court acting as if you're the King and asking a Court of Equity Chancellor to issue an ORDER based on your COMMAND, within reason and that you are in the right i suspect (Scott clicked LIKE)
So i would say.......PRAECIPE trumps CERTIORARI
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Derek Moran
Scott Duncan: Oh Derek Moran. THANK you for not being...well everyone else. (ahhhh- the good ole days *sniffle*) ;)
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Derek Moran
Beverly Girl-Brain Braaksma: Its your authority... how do you do that on someone else's behalf?
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Derek Moran: Good point..my dad is old-school and still views the Government above, as i view them as public-servants and below.....guess id just have to school-him on a PRAECIPE
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Derek Moran: Interesting concept PRAECIPE...much like ESTOPPEL, thats another one ill dig into deeper one day (Scott clicked LIKE)
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Pete Daoust
Would that be something good to have ? a seal ? :/
The Inscription Number
Pierre.
Sole Authorized Administrator
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
It makes everything signed or sealed with it: a specially contract :-D
it seals your own law and makes it recognized in other clubhouses.
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Pete Daoust
So it would be a good thing to use one of these ?? :)
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
the best thing. :-D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
except you may want a corporate one to handle the affairs of the thing in your back pocket, it is deposited to hold in a trust, so your own law will be recognized, your definitions are great but the clubhouse cannot see them cause it issued by the slave” the slave has to be given to hold by the corporate person( duly authorized trustee corporation = corporate person) we have granted to admin the trust.
As the slave in the back pocket ( the last thing the slave does; he is then an officer of the corporate person).
This is the most important thing to be recognized, and the only way to do that is to recognize them.
It is a two way street.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
The corporation holds surety and protects all assets and property.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
This is a case of keeping surety, It is advantageous to have that now”
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
As a dully authorized trustee corporation.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Hellos? Is your head spinning :-D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Don't worry that happens just before a break through.
It will be ok.
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
:-)
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Pete Daoust
I just ordered that seal near your place Bobis Youruncle :D
http://www.orderstamps.ca/
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Good people at this place. :-D
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Gail Marie
thanks for the link Pete Daoust!
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
I got this one:
http://www.printystamp.com/seals/index.php
The small one I can carry in my front pocket. :-D
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Pete Daoust
I ordered the STANDARD DESK SEAL 1 5/8 INCH
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Gail Marie
uhoh..Pete Daoust is going to need a new wardrobe...front pocket!!
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August le Blanc
It seals the private law and makes it recognizable, the most important thing
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
You will need a big pocket.
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Gail Marie
maybe someone could create a seal holder for your pants..like they have for cell phones
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Are you ever going to crate a corporate person you can trust?
Pete Daoust
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
I know none of my business”
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Pete Daoust
Done :P
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
*
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Pete Daoust
I TRUST 9111-1111 Quebec Inc, this thing already HOLDS stuff for me :P
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Pete Daoust
Since 2006...
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
*STANDING OVATION, with frog like, jumping around *
Did you make an agreement with this person to hold something for safe keeping ?
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Yet?
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Pete Daoust
Yes, it holds some shares of another company....
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Good.
Well done.
Serious”
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Ok, now I can have a nap”
This stuff is very good, but to be able to rest with a clear mind is a thing I value, I never slept much for about 30 years, now I can finally, again.
I know I know”. go ahead”
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Pete Daoust
Haa....shu..... :D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
I Like”. :-)
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
Booobies :-D
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August le Blanc · Bobis Youruncle
And you my friend”
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