Re: did man walk on the moon...and creationism.
Mike Painter
>> The first year in college I was enrolled in physics,
>
> I'm not 100% sure how American centres of further education work, but
> in the UK you would have to have relevant grades at lower levels to do
> something like a physics course.
>
> Since you have consistently demonstrated your total ignorance of
> anything scientific I think it most unlikely you would have qualified
> for a physics course at collage level.
Good grades and a few other criteria were needed back then to get into the
top schools but once there you could major in anything.
It was pretty easy to get good grades in a lot of high schools back then. I
went from a very good college prep boarding school to a local high school
and basically slept through my last year of high school.
(And NO, I did NOT GET KICKED OUT. They just asked that I not come back)
>
>> and that's it. This class that I attended was only
>> for a guest lecturer that I wanted to hear.
>
> Once again you continue you abuse of the English language.
>
> You have been corrected on your misuse of the word "class" in the
> past. You may have attended a lecture, though the jury is still out on
> that and it is not looking good for you as all the evidence is against
> you.
One of her explanations includes using class as a normal person would use
lecture.
One of them says that they needed a larger room for that (particular) class,
implying it was a guest speaker.
I'm never sure if she is just changing her stories to cover her ass or if
she just remembers things differently at different times.
But like Lucy in Peanuts, she is never wrong.
One of my favorite cartoons has Lucy explaining that the big black bug is a
queen bug.
When Charlie Brown notes that it is a piece of black fuzz, Lucy wonders how
a piece of fuzz got to be queen.
>
>> Now, for
>> what reason are you asking me these questions?
>
> Easy - to expose your dishonesty.
>
>>>
>> Suzanne
Ye Old One
<md.pa...@sbcglobal.net> enriched this group when s/he wrote:
>Ye Old One wrote:
> >> The first year in college I was enrolled in physics,
>>
>> I'm not 100% sure how American centres of further education work, but
>> in the UK you would have to have relevant grades at lower levels to do
>> something like a physics course.
>>
>> Since you have consistently demonstrated your total ignorance of
>> anything scientific I think it most unlikely you would have qualified
>> for a physics course at collage level.
>Good grades and a few other criteria were needed back then to get into the
>top schools but once there you could major in anything.
>It was pretty easy to get good grades in a lot of high schools back then. I
>went from a very good college prep boarding school to a local high school
>and basically slept through my last year of high school.
>(And NO, I did NOT GET KICKED OUT. They just asked that I not come back)
You were that BAD!!! :)
>>
>>> and that's it. This class that I attended was only
>>> for a guest lecturer that I wanted to hear.
>>
>> Once again you continue you abuse of the English language.
>>
>> You have been corrected on your misuse of the word "class" in the
>> past. You may have attended a lecture, though the jury is still out on
>> that and it is not looking good for you as all the evidence is against
>> you.
>
>One of her explanations includes using class as a normal person would use
>lecture.
Yep, and she still doesn't admit her error.
>One of them says that they needed a larger room for that (particular) class,
>implying it was a guest speaker.
And, given the time period she claims, I can believe that WvB did
attend to give a one-off lecture, he did a lot of that. However, every
lecture I can find record of was on his expert subject - rocketry.
>
>I'm never sure if she is just changing her stories to cover her ass or if
>she just remembers things differently at different times.
>But like Lucy in Peanuts, she is never wrong.
>
>One of my favorite cartoons has Lucy explaining that the big black bug is a
>queen bug.
>When Charlie Brown notes that it is a piece of black fuzz, Lucy wonders how
>a piece of fuzz got to be queen.
That takes me back to my youth :)
--
Bob.
Harry K
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She made it clear that she was not a student in the class but only
attended an open lecture by vB. She, however, will not admit that her
use of 'class' is incorrect.
Another example of her behaviou. If she said it, it is correct and
will never change. I don't have the cite but I recall somone pointing
out where she had claimed both sides of some fact which were mutually
exclusive and still maintianed that she was correct in both.
Harry K