u/Fickle-Act-8715

I bought a house two years ago with a 1000 gallon two compartment concrete septic system, first time owning a septic system but had them at previous homes.

I currently have three people in the house, all adult, would it be reasonable to have four people there and pump more frequently? I looked around and most places online said 1250sq foot would be best, any input would be awesome!

After watching a handful of videos of “normal” Sovcits and similar in criminal hearings/faretta hearings it really makes me wonder. They know how to argue just enough to legally convince the court that they are competent to represent pro se, but have absolutely no clue what they’re on about. The whole competence argument with Lindsay Clancy reflects the same issue, how is the understanding of consequences defined and at what point can the government step in and say you are incompetent? Do these people genuinely understand the consequences and believe they are statutorily correct, or do they not fear or accept the potential consequences because they believe they are correct? It feels like a really scary line to cross as far as the power of the government to take over such a huge part of our rights. I recognize as I write this that I’m bringing up two separate issues, but I’d love for some more legal input.

Anyone else having trouble getting Tandem T:Slim sets? I've been working with Byram Healthcare and they keep going back and forth saying that the 9mm canula 23" sets are backordered and I'm curious if they are full of it or not. So far its been a nightmare switching to Tandem, I haven't even gotten the pump yet!

I've been using insulin pumps for 21 years, for the first time the other day I put a set in (on the cheek) and had the tubing facing towards the inside instead of outward. I've never done that before and thought it was pretty funny/deserved a share!

Went down a rabbit hole looking at the most recent/past filings from ol' butthole-in-fact Brandon Joe Williams, in HAUSCHILDT v. AGTEXAS FARM CREDIT SERVICES which he helped with (it sounds the guy dropped him after realizing he's a nut) I saw a citation to MCLEAN v. OBAMA, and while it isn't exactly sovcit, it has been cited in response to some sovcit filings. The responses are amazing, boiling down to "The court has no jurisdiction over idiots" which is proving them right that the courts in fact do not have jurisdiction over them..

"Plaintiff's claims here–-that the current and former Presidents and Attorneys General of the United States conspired along with the Department of Justice and the entire Federal Judicial System to murder her husband, steal his weather control device and launder money from federal programs–-fall within the category of claims so "fantastic and delusional" as to preclude the Court from exercising jurisdiction."

"Indeed, the United States Supreme Court "has repeatedly held that the federal courts are without power to entertain claims otherwise within their jurisdiction if they are so attenuated and insubstantial as to be absolutely devoid of merit, wholly insubstantial, obviously frivolous, plainly unsubstantial, or no longer open to discussion.

"(finding no jurisdiction over plaintiff's claim that President George W. Bush "retaliated against [plaintiff] for writing his college paper on the Persian Gulf War"); Roum v. Bush, 461 F. Supp. 2d 40, 46 (D.D.C. 2006)(holding that the court lacked jurisdiction over plaintiff's "fundamentally incredible" claim that FBI attacked him with lasers and radiation)."

From his Supreme Court filing;

"Each time that I have brought up the fact that any of the 50 sovereign States are not included in the definition of a “State court” under 28 U.S.C. § 1442(d)(6), it is met with complete disbelief. I have spoken to professionals all over the country and it’s as if no one has ever even looked at the definition and it’s been this old, dusty presumption. This is due to the tremendous lack of knowledge regarding the fact that we have two distinct and clear separate systems in America: a Constitutional Republic and a Federal Democracy."

"Everyone I talk to says I'm wrong, including the experts in their field, its insane they don't see that 99% of them are wrong and me, the 1%, is right!"

I think he's getting to the point where its a mental illness, this is insane. If this was about breathing underwater he'd be dead and buried a few years ago.

Ok, so I'm doing some troubleshooting and want a sanity check.

DRZ400S K3, it had problems with bogging down/misfiring at high rpm while riding, and it would not fully charge the battery when I first got it. 
A few weeks ago while riding it completely cut out, would not run at all even with kickstarting. I rode about 40 miles home using a Li-on jump box wired to the bike in lieu of the bike's battery. Made it home barely, but it did start stuttering/misfiring in the last ½ mile. 

When I checked the wiring after that, one of the blades in the Red/BW two prong plug leaving the rectifier was corroded/missing, likely the cause of the initial problems.

After that I replaced the stator and rectifier with a Ricks system. While wiring it in I cut the two prong plug leaving the rectifier out and hard wired the Red/BW output from the rectifier. In doing this I shorted the wires with the soldering iron (certified jeenius) 
Now the bike bogs/misfires at about ¼ throttle, I swapped the old rectifier in and it's the same thing. When I disconnect the three prong connector coming out of the rectifier to the stator it runs with absolutely no problems. 

Just a sanity check before I throw the old stator in/replace the rectifier, is there anything I'm missing? I have the shop manual and a multi circuit tester and will run through everything tonight, but while Im at work Im debating if I should order anything now