Posted by Rick_Ca on 3/18/06 2:38pm
Msg #106610

California "Venue"

Is the "Venue" in California, the county where the notarization occured, or is it the county that I'm commissioned in? Silly Question, I should know this. I'm 99% sure it's the county where the act took place but I'd love for someone to verify this for me.

Reply by TitleGalCA on 3/18/06 2:40pm
Msg #106613

Where the notarization occured =)

Reply by Rick_Ca on 3/18/06 2:43pm
Msg #106614

That's what I thought. Thanks!

Reply by TitleGalCA on 3/18/06 2:50pm
Msg #106616

Uh, Rick

I just notice you are IN California...for some reason I thought you were out of state. Are you a notary?

Reply by Rick_Ca on 3/18/06 3:44pm
Msg #106630

Re: Uh, Rick

Yes.

Reply by SarahBeth_CA on 3/18/06 3:54pm
Msg #106633

Re: Uh, Rick

Rick asking where the venue is not a silly question. It is a rediculous one. As a CA notary you should have the handbook ready to pull out and check. I know getting commisioned was easy, don't let it make you slotful and disrespectful to the office. It is extremely important to know your laws backwards and forwards. Let this so called silly question motivate you to get that handbook out and study, study, study.

Reply by Charles_Ca on 3/18/06 8:29pm
Msg #106669

Re: Uh, Rick, TG, I do believe that you were speaking to

two different Ricks, this one and the one from NY with whom you exchanged posts last night.

Reply by TitleGalCA on 3/18/06 10:22pm
Msg #106710

Is that right, Charles??

And where were you last night, Charles...to point this out?? It would take someone a bit saavy as to the posts of regular members to figure this one out.

Good for you.... I think.

Reply by Charles_Ca on 3/18/06 10:39pm
Msg #106718

Re: Is that right, Charles?? Huh?? n/m

Reply by TitleGalCA on 3/18/06 10:45pm
Msg #106721

I think you hit "enter" too soon?

I'm confused! =)

But, don't hold it against me!!

Reply by Charles_Ca on 3/18/06 11:00pm
Msg #106726

Re: I think you hit "enter" too soon? I'm confused too

and it may be my reading comprehension. It appears that transference occurred that was unintended but on whose part, at this point I am not at all sure.

Reply by TitleGalCA on 3/18/06 11:18pm
Msg #106729

Two different Ricks?? Are you telling me

who I am directing a post to? That would be a mistake, Charles, and I do not need clarification on it.

"two different Ricks, this one and the one from NY with whom you exchanged posts last night"

You would have to read that particular post, Charles; and other conversation to assume something. I dislike assumptions, very, very much.

Reply by Charles_Ca on 3/19/06 12:06am
Msg #106736

Years ago a student asked Sigmund Freud about his

smoking cigars because of his theories of substitution regarding human sexuality. Dr. Freud thought about it for a while and turned to the student and said "Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar!"

It must truly be nice to be able to live a life so devoid of problems that one has to make up their own innuendo and subterfuge. To make assumptions about what someone else might or might not be assuming while all around us there are people who are living true life and death drama is hard to comprehend. Sometimes a cigar is just a cigar, and sometimes what you see is what you get, and assumptions are not assumptions at all but just a comment in passing.

Reply by TitleGalCA on 3/19/06 12:11am
Msg #106738

Goodness Charles!

You were the one that wanted to clarify my posts about the various "Ricks" on the board!

Sometimes, a cigar is a cigar and sometimes a cigar is in the hands of Bill Clinton. The difference is huge.

Reply by John_NorCal on 3/19/06 1:27am
Msg #106753

Re: Or it is what it is n/m

Reply by TitleGalCA on 3/19/06 1:29am
Msg #106754

And you would be wrong - it is not. n/m