Anne Frank was 13 when she started writing her diary. Want to question her letters? Both the cited letter I provided and the legend are included in the wiki entry on Max. It was amended based on new info. Unlike any of your mistakes: (Using the legend as analogous proof of a godless school board and judiciary which you ditto from the wingnut blogs. You've inadvertently transposed their misspellings which gave your sources away on more than one occasion.) Your responses today come before you could possibly have read any of the technology, business, magazine articles, or the video support I provided. They approximate primary sources far more than anything you've posted on this thread. Next time you fail to give sources for quotes in your columns, why not head the column with "This article lacks citations" as Wiki does? As far as your smears, they're not permitted at Wiki where disputed info, unlike your rants, is noted. Your responses are smarmy insults, mere assertions, and circular reasoning, par for the course. An updated more accurate and more positive entry with different or additional pictures at Wiki for AP was the purpose of the thread. No controversy was necessary. ==================================== BTW: Maureen's comment was "Tommy - You're playing games again." I misquoted. =========================== You're playing games, again. "The Past is Prologue." =============================================== In a message dated 7/30/2007 4:08:45 P.M. Eastern Daylight Time, [EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
--- In AsburyPark@yahoogroups.com, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote: > My source was a letter to the NYT by a holocaust survivor, still >living who > was checked out. No, your source was someone trying to recollect 50 years back, to when they were 13, awakened at 1:00 am. T At what point did this person recollect the announcer saying "Get up Maxie?" After Max nearly took a knee against the ropes when the ref stepped in? After Joe knocked him down the 1st time? The 2nd time? The 3rd time? The legend has it that the radio was cut after a knockdown. Don't know which one. Could have been any of them, and the recollection you cite doesn't answer the question. That's called reliable info in Wiki world, not in the real world. > Sounds like an insult to me. It was. By the way, since the same Wiki article also speaks to the power being cut, which should the reader believe, your part of the article or the other part of the article? Typical Wiki. Also, if I recall correctly, my column said something to the effect of "legend has it" about the radio broadcast being cut. Haven't you pretty much proved that I was telling the truth about that? You've found numerous sources, Wiki itself, citing the same thing. Lastly on this, which one of us is hijakcing the thread? You are bringing up this stuff from last year, not me. > Maureen is right! You're here just to start cul de sac arguments. Maureen said that about me? I must have missed it, unless it wasn't here that she said it. Don't care anyway, since I don't know what that means. ************************************** Get a sneak peek of the all-new AOL at http://discover.aol.com/memed/aolcom30tour
