On Tue, 6 Nov 2012 09:09:39 -0800 (PST), Rupert <
rupertm...@yahoo.com>
wrote:
It seems most likely that you do though, from my pov.
>unless I chose to reply to him, and it would not mean that I have any
>motivation to conceal the fact from you.
From my position you both appear to be eliminationists, but Goo is lying
about it and attempting very poorly to pretend to be a misnomer opponent instead
of what he actually is. However, his attempt is so very pathetic that from my
pov Goo clearly appears to be a misnomer supporter who is lying about it. You
appear to be one who is honest about it to whatever degree, but you're not
honest enough to admit you and the Goober are on the same side and working
together. Doing that would work against the whole idea, and you would never do
it unless possibly at some point you become an AW supporter INSTEAD OF an
eliminationist and then you and Goo would be on opposing sides and you would
then have reason to feel good about exposing Goo, but so far you don't.
>> >> >don't be stupid.
>>
>> >> LOL...it would be stupid if I didn't take that possibility into
>> >> consideration since from my pov it seems as or more likely than not.
>>
>> >> >> He also lied that he hasn't been
>> >> >> asked about his pissing in the past.
>>
>> >> >Did he; where did he say that?
>>
>> >> He lied about it and Ron pointed out that he was lying. Do you want to think
>> >> he's too honest to lie about that or what?
>>
>> >> >> He also lied that it didn't take him a
>> >> >> while to come up with his story about Slater. So it seems likely enough he's
>> >> >> lying about the cats too since he's lying about everything else.
>>
>> >> >May this belief of yours bring you joy.
>>
>> >> Goo's the one creating the impression that he lied about the cats by lying
>> >> about other things. I'm just going by the Goober's lies, and now also the things
>> >> you apparently don't want to believe your hero (Goo) is lying about.
>>
>> >And you find the issue interesting?
>>
>> I was curious about what I remembered to begin with, and now I'm curious
>> about why Goo lied about some of the things he lied about. Why make up
>> unecessary lies about things that don't really matter if he's not lying about
>> the main issue?
>
>So what you're saying is that you think that Ball probably
>deliberately pissed on his floor and then posted to usenet about it?
If he did the pissing he was probably so wasted when he did it the first few
times that he didn't realise what he was doing, and later figured it out but
kept doing it since it had already been done several times.... Then he got in
the habit of it for a while until one day the smell got so bad that he decided
to finally quit doing it, and then later found out how much trouble he set
himself up for trying to get it to quit stinking. It makes more sense than that
cats had done it years ago or whatever and Goo just noticed it one day after
having lived there for however long. We know Goo lies about his own quotes as or
more often than not...at least I'm aware of it even if you honestly aren't. We
know Goo lied about it not taking a while for him to respond, Goo lied about
having been asked about the issue in the past, and Goo lied about me having told
you I knew Slater forged what he presented. Why would Goo lie about those things
if he's not lying about the cats? Why???