my question is. if I want to sail my own boat at sea but don't want to use say the red white and blue flag how do I go about the use of my own flag. how do I establish it and am I not a nation unto my self ? I know your the only source on how to do this.
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Scott Duncan
This one's a cool question :D
You know that UCC shit all the free-dumb movement thinks is their "remedy"? That is what you use. That will require a LOT of typing. Next time I'm on a train I'll type it out.
Step By Step Guide, coming up! ...ok not immediately. I do have a life, and THETENDERFORLAW.COM is a big project. The very subject you speak of will be in there, but it will take some time.
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Gail Marie
Thanks Scott!
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
We use what we have available , Scott. No body calls me dumb for doing the best I can with what I have at hand. Ignorant, yes. Dumb, no.
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Kirsten Carlstrom
THANK YOU SCOTT!!
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Scott Duncan
Bildo Schmildo - RE: "We use what we have available"
No, you don't. If you DID, you'd never be mislead, or waste time (Your only TRUE asset).Your brain was available and IS available, even now. The problem is that you think wrong, and value the wrong things. You manufactured your own ignorance, and have given away the best parts of who you are, for "belief".
When you try to engage your brain, when it's needed, the reality that you cannot tell the difference between what's true, and what feels good sinks in. Your brain doesn't work because you think "We use what we have available" is a valid position.
...I am therefore calling you dumb. (Which happens to disprove the whole "No body calls me dumb for doing the best I can with what I have at hand" position)
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
I won't argue this. I was deceived. Doesn't mean I'm dumb. You just called everyone here dumb.
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Scott Duncan
Yes.
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Michael Webb · WeLove JessicaDawn AndOthers
Not to mention this demonstration that you care about a stranger's opinion about what you are. :P
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Scott Duncan
I'll say it again. You are dumb.
It's something you inflict on yourself because you can't tell the difference between what's true, and what feels good.
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B-Rad Jibson
well, at least I am not deaf.
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
Back to topic--insult acknowledged. Agree to disagree.
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Scott Duncan
Then you will be stuck here forever.
1: It's not an insult. It's a fact.
2: Agree to Disagree is the most base-line idiotic bullshit-injection method ever devised. Reality does not care if you agree or not.
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Bill Wiethaup · Bildo Schmildo
Fine Scott, carry on. You have a huge amount of information we are soaking up. I will say no more.
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Scott Duncan
You believe most of the bullshit that you do, because you think idiocy like "agree to disagree" are valid concepts. You INVITE delusion, and I see you have over-indulged on it. Ordering a "Diet Coke" with your 3 Big Mac's, won't stop you from being a big fat fuck, just as the tiny bit of critical thought that lead you to this forum, won't stop you from being stupid.
You will simply acquire data here and selectively choose the bits you like. You really are all the same. Seriously.
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Carl Dunne
You can't be considered dumb for being misled but you can for trying to choose only the parts that suit you and your feelings however. I have always hated the agree to disagree stance as if you know your right why give any consesion to those who are trying to make you accept their belief.
Scott Duncan
The WRONG answer consumes your ONLY valuable resource; YOUR TIME. The expectation that I must abide people who are DEMONSTRABLY WRONG is a THEFT of my only valuable resource.
I myself am here for EXACTLY THE WRONG REASONS, and for most of you reading, this will only ever be "pearls before swine". I don't really care. I'm keeping a promise to those worthy of MY time. That's it. I keep my promises. I write here for NO OTHER REASON.
I am about to take something from all of you that you don't even know exists yet, muchless understand its VALUE, but I have to make you mentally capable of grasping it before I lay my claim.
...after I lay my claim, I want you to come back here, and you can suck on "agree to disagree", because there won't be a thing you can do to get it back, once I have control of it. ;)
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Chris Evan
SEXY! I am waiting!
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Scott Duncan
Alain Delon, I really wish you were qualified to understand the answer to your question. ;)
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When you do learn enough to see what it is, I'll have already taken it, and bent it to my will :P
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
I think I know already.
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Scott Duncan
Why would you think that? You really aren't qualified. It wouldn't be worthy of "good guess", so I doubt you know... with extreme prejudice :P
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
I
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Scott Duncan
What?
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
The only thing (I) value is me so my answer is. I
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Tara Duncan
Let's guess. Is it a nautical theme? "Iiiiiiiiiii"... sort of like "Aaaarrrrrgggggggggghhhhhhhh!"
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Scott Duncan
Well you can rest easily in your paranoid wrongness. I have no intention of seizing control of 'you"... I'd be responsible (surety) for that.
No.
I'm taking something MUCH bigger. ;)
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Chris Evan
My penis?
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Scott Duncan
No. Nothing that small.
...it'd be hardly worth the effort.
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Tara Duncan
Family Feud Rules - (clapping) OK Chris Schulte - good answer!
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Scott Duncan
He really soft-balled that one in there....
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Chris Evan
See Scott, Tara gets it
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Scott Duncan
*Facepalm*
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Tara Duncan
Not so fast Chris Schulte. We also clap when the answer to a fruit that starts with "A" is orange.
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Chris Evan
;-)
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Tara Duncan
Ok, we're making some progress. It's larger than Chris' penis, and is not "Name of the Day" Frisbey.
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Chris Evan
I know exactly what it is! No guess, but THANKS!
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Scott Duncan
Don't thank me! When I make use of it, I do NOT care who it harms. It will be MINE and people can suffer for their ignorance. I've suffered from/for being "too smart", and it's my turn now.
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Tara Duncan
Ok, then...at the risk of "beating a dead horse", thank the heavens it's not Chris's penis.
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Sirwade Firsbey · Who-are You Frisbey
I know now but I don't have too enjoy it.:(
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Scott Duncan
*sigh*
I SHALL RULE OVER YOU ALL WITH AN IRON FIST!
THERE WILL BE ONE LAW: SHUT THE FUCK UP, AND LEAVE ME ALONE. <---Death Penalty Offence.
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Derek Moran
..ohhhhhhhhh - so YOU'RE the guy replacing Nigel Wright??
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Scott Duncan
It's a good gig, and the benefits are awesome! :D
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Tara Duncan
The horror: TIL that in 2013 I was on the open internet discussing Chris's penis.
Scott Duncan
...and that's why girls don't belong on the Internet :P
Tara Duncan
Oh well, it could have been worse. I could have been a Jesus jockey like Max :P
Scott Duncan
Coulda' Woulda' Shoulda'...
Tara Duncan
God will get you for that :D
Tara Duncan
Or he would if he actually existed, or cared about anyone or their sex lives, and if he didn't need money.
Scott Duncan
I didn't really answer the original question, because an idiot refused to see that he was an idiot.
UCC, and registration in LIBERIA. <---Everything you need.
David-Paul Sip
I will admit to giving this some serious consideration Admiral (No other Navy worth joining) but realize I have much to learn still before this becomes a reality
Scott Duncan
You wouldn't last a week. :D
Anibal Jose Baez
Has anyone noticed nowadays the only "pirates" that appear to exist (shown by the media) are "Somali" "pirates"? Almost starving black folks in some raggedy little boat that looks like it/they don't stand a chance. Now, that's some social engineering right there!
Scott Duncan
The crew of the Hyapatia can take a container ship in 15 minutes, with any casualties being the defenders. They want to take something with guns, that fights back. :D
Those are PIRATES :D
Scott Duncan
They want a Russian Sub-chaser class vessel called a "Grisha". I told them they could have any one that the Russians weren't using. :D
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