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Thats not the only one he has.
When Robs inviting people to one of his "Chilli Dinners"
Would that be Venison Chili à la Kesey?
Thats not the only one he has.
When Robs inviting people to one of his "Chilli Dinners"
So I thought I might join in the discussion. They don't seem to want me there which is a shame because they seem very misguided.
Lol, had to Google that.Would that be Venison Chili à la Kesey?
That reads to me hes already signed up and doesn't feel welcome.So I thought I might join in the discussion. They don't seem to want me there which is a shame because they seem very misguided.
Lol, had to Google that.
Would that be Venison Chili à la Kesey?
Done.If you think someone has a sockpuppet account, just report a post and let the Moderating Team know of your suspicions.
Oh, we get it, Bobby. You will be "suing" as long as the donations keep rolling in.
But the dope clock stops when I take the batteries out of it.
I think you're going to have to consider buying a mains adaptor.
Funny how he considers a long Facebook note to be proof with no external supporting documentation. I wonder if he considers hansel and gretel undisputed proof of an unsolved murder.
Anecdotes and e-mails are all he has ever had.Funny how he considers a long Facebook note to be proof with no external supporting documentation.
Proof by intimidation (or argumentum verbosium) is a jocular phrase used mainly in mathematics to refer to a style of presenting a purported mathematical proof by giving an argument loaded with jargon and appeal to obscure results, so that the audience is simply obliged to accept it, lest they have to admit their ignorance and lack of understanding.[1] The phrase is also used when the author is an authority in his field presenting his proof to people who respect a priori his insistence that the proof is valid or when the author claims that his statement is true because it is trivial or because he simply says so. Usage of this phrase is for the most part in good humour, though it also appears in serious criticism.[2][3] More generally, "proof by intimidation" has also been used by critics of junk science to describe cases in which scientific evidence is thrown aside in favour of a litany of tragic individual cases presented to the public by articulate advocates who pose as experts in their field.[4]
In an open post/letter to Menard I publicly challenge him to provide, for all to see, a simple accounting of the donations, contributions made to him and freeman society fees paid to him,
Anecdotes and e-mails are all he has ever had.
This last one is no different.
In an open post/letter to Menard I publicly challenge him to provide, for all to see, a simple accounting of the donations, contributions made to him and freeman society fees paid to him, as a well as an update on the status of Freeman Valley, C3PO, the consumer credit effort and the legal action against Judge Rooke and Randi forum members.
Mr. Menard,. . . f you have evidence, why not post that? If you were to post a detailed story such as that along with 3rd party evidence of the result (not a cut-off result where the fine/penalty occurs afterwards), it would be discussed
Again Menard fails to provide one verifiable example of a FOTL win in court.
No court location, no case number, no name of defendant, just a story about some anonymous bod with nothing to back it up![]()
LOL
Again Menard fails to provide one verifiable example of a FOTL win in court.
No court location, no case number, no name of defendant, just a story about some anonymous bod with nothing to back it up![]()