From: Road Glidin' Don on
On Fri, 16 Feb 2007 05:35:54 -0600, Mitchell Jones
<mjones(a)21cenlogic.com> wrote:

<snip>
>This comment is not for Henry, but for others who may find
>themselves reading Henry: you are on your own, because I am really,
>really done arguing with him this time. (Honest! :-) Therefore I suggest
>that you trust nothing he says.
<snip>

Hmmm. What do *you* hope to accomplish by such an ad hominem attack?
;)

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From: Road Glidin' Don on
On Sat, 17 Feb 2007 01:26:38 -0600, Mitchell Jones
<mjones(a)21cenlogic.com> wrote:

<snip>
>Anyway, this has been very interesting. I can see, in particular, the
>momentum inexorably building for a flame war between Henry and myself,
>and I can see that you guys are sitting back in your chairs, big grins
>on your faces, with popcorn already made, ready to watch it happen. It's
>what you all predicted and expected, and now you are about to be proven
>right. He will escalate into the red zone, and I will be compelled to
>follow, without limit. Pretty soon we'll both be behaving like
>jackasses, right?
>
>Since I'm predestined to behave like a jackass, I guess I'll make some
>popcorn myself, and sit back to await the inevitable. :-(

Hey, if you're willing, I vote for continuing, Mitchell. Anything
that forces Henry to waste yet more of his life on this is justified
punishment for his vainness.

At least you're getting it in perspective now. Around here, he's just
a side show feature some of us prod occasionally for amusement - we've
kept him on this same track, day-in, day-out, for years.

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From: P.Roehling on

"Mitchell Jones" <mjones(a)21cenlogic.com> wrote

> Since I'm predestined to behave like a jackass, I guess I'll make some
> popcorn myself, and sit back to await the inevitable. :-(
>
> Either that, or I'll killfile the whole thread.
>
> I'll leave it to you guys to guess what I decided. :-)

You may not ride a motorcycle, Mitchell, but we'll miss your shining face
around here anyway.

Pete


From: P.Roehling on

"Road Glidin' Don" <langkd_NO_SPAM(a)shaw.ca> wrote

>>
>>Since I'm predestined to behave like a jackass, I guess I'll make some
>>popcorn myself, and sit back to await the inevitable. :-(
>
> Hey, if you're willing, I vote for continuing, Mitchell. Anything
> that forces Henry to waste yet more of his life on this is justified
> punishment for his vainness.
>
> At least you're getting it in perspective now. Around here, he's just
> a side show feature some of us prod occasionally for amusement - we've
> kept him on this same track, day-in, day-out, for years.

Hey, Hen3ry's the one who chose to smoke on the Hindenburg. He's got nobody
but himself to blame for going down in flames.


From: Henry on
BrianNZ wrote:

> Rather than waffle on trying to troll old posts, just keep to your
> points with Mitchell Jones. It's making for interesting reading and
> there's a few points he's brought to your attention that you
> haven't responded to.

Too bad I missed them. Can you repost them so I can take a
look and reply?
This is the fourth time you were asked, by the way. Apparently,
those interesting points are as hard to find as a photo of
the gale force wind driven core melting raging infernos in
the towers. <g>
Doesn't it seem weird to write a post asking someone to respond
to a few interesting points, but when they ask you which points,
you just wonder off? Most folks would consider that to be rather
bizarre behavior.
Here's an example of a point MJ made that I think is highly
speculative and most likely impossible. He claimed that spilled
fuel from the jets burned inside the cores of the towers just as
hot as an oil fired forge, even melting the massive core box
columns. Those box columns measured about 4 feet by 3 feet each
and had 5 inch thick walls.
The forge not only burns fuel that has been vaporized and the
air fuel mixture optimized, but oxygen is forced in under pressure.
A reasonably intelligent, logical person would ask how that could
have been duplicated inside the towers by spilled kerosene that
may have run down the sides of some of the steel columns. The
answer of course, is that it can't possibly be duplicated for
reasons so obvious that I won't insult your intelligence by explaining
them.
That claim is typical of the wild speculation, implausible, and
and even impossible scenarios we see from followers of the "official"
conspiracy theory. They must know it's all bullshit, or they wouldn't
take off running when they're asked very clear, reasonable, and
logical questions. <g>


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