jmercer said:
Psiload said:
jmercer said:This Zammit guy's really got it bad for Randi ...
Perhaps you're more likely to use nugatory once you've transcended the boggle threshold? (See the Jenny Smedley article)Just thinking said:Now, I admit I'm not the most fluent user of the English language, but just when was the last time you used the word nugatory in a sentense?
BillyJoe said:Please kill this thread about Australia's greatest embarassment.
Unless your position was completely untenable.Just thinking said:Only a crazy person would choose Zammit to represent him.
You know, that really is one of the funniest things I've seen this millennium.Psiload said:
Psiload said:
... and keep in mind, this guy's a lawer -- which means somewhere someone's legal rights are depending on him. (My advice to the poor soul, plead guilty by reason of insanity. Only a crazy person would choose Zammit to represent him.)
You can still try, cannot you?badnews said:I could have debated with him about that...![]()
Just thinking said:Now, I admit I'm not the most fluent user of the English language, but just when was the last time you used the word nugatory in a sentense?
jmercer said:
John Edward has really puzzled the closed minded skeptics. I am taping John Edward's CROSSING OVER everyday - it is being shown two and at times three times a day on FOXTEL - and some 600 television stations inside and outside the United States. I suggest that the debunkers obtain the services of a neutral, independent professional statistician and ask him/her what the mathematical probability is of John Edward obtaining the information he claims he is getting by chance. Then ask the statistician to take into consideration a cumulative month's viewing: the result? Unequivocally, trillions to one! Translated, this means John Edward IS getting his information from those who crossed over. This evidence is consistent with 23 other areas of evidence for the afterlife.
Psiload said: