Alan Baker wrote:
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Bert Hoff wrote:

Alan Baker wrote:
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Alan Baker wrote:
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Bert Hoff wrote:

Alan Baker wrote:
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Bert Hoff wrote:

Alan Baker wrote:
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Bert Hoff wrote:

Alan Baker wrote:
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Alan Baker wrote:
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Clarencedarrow wrote:
I shall pray you get hit by bus although based upon your
appearance
no
one will be able to properly put in order the before and
after
photos.
Strange that you post wishing for another person's death.

Bert
You mean like you wishing someone should drink hemlock?

But clarencedarrow isn't a person.
Then neither is twobuddha.
Wrong. Scott is a person, even if Vinnie is not.
Ah. So you admit you have a double standard.

By the way, where's your apology for lying that there was no PBS
documentary?
I never lied.
You sure did! You claimed as a fact that the PBS documentary
doesn't
exist.
Nope. I used rhetorical language to forcefully express an
assertion.

You claimed you didn't know where you were supposed tomeet Scott
at
Whistler, then admitted that you did.
Nope. I admitted that I believed I knew, but didn't want to leave
Scotty
any weasel room.

In trying to weasel out of your lies, you merely re-confirm them.

Bert
LOL

Too bad the Google record supports everything I've said.

You mean like the Google record that doesn't exist, that says you told
Scott you would not show up unless he replied?
It does exist.

In your imagination, maybe. Is that why you didn't post a link to it?
I have.

You have trouble with existence. Movies that don't exist, Google proofs
that do exist.
LOL

I take it we should take your claim as a rhetorical statement, not a
statement of fact.

Bert
LOL

I already posted it, Bert, as you well know.

What you posted doesn't prove what you say it does, as I have already
posted.
Only by ignoring the plain meanings of English words could you claim
that.

The plain meaning of "you ran me off the mountain"?

Bert

The plain meaning of "make it possible".


It's not at all plain that "make it possible" (whatever that means!)
means "Reply to this post or I won;t show."

Bert