From: "Patriot Games" 

"òR L Measures"  wrote in message
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> In article , "Patriot Games"
>  wrote:
>> "Andrealphus"  wrote in message
>> news:B8XNh.16715$tD2.12658{at}newsread1.news.pas.earthlink.net...
>> > In News _bRNh.12955$un.1996{at}trnddc03,, Patriot Games at
>> > Crazy_Bastard{at}Yahoo.com, typed this:
>> >> "Andrealphus" 
wrote in message
>> >> news:9NENh.15103$PL.930{at}newsread4.news.pas.earthlink.net...
>> >>> In News XXyNh.3226$xE.1072{at}trnddc08,, Patriot Games at
>> >>> Crazy_Bastard{at}Yahoo.com, typed this:
>> >>>> "Dionisio"
 wrote in message
>> >>>> news:4605a399$0$27027$4c368faf{at}roadrunner.com...
>> >>>>> Patriot Games wrote:
>> >>>>>> Because I KNEW Lott DIDN'T commit incest....
>> >>>>>> I always prefer to have a liar out
themselves by they themselves
>> >>>>>> posting that which traps them....
>> >>>>> Now this should be fascinating. Do tell how
one has sex with one's
>> >>>>> daughters without > committing incest.
>> >>>>> (Don't forget to out yourself, liar.)
>> >>>> He was raped, he was unconscious.
>> >>> He was unconscious, yet conscious enough to maintain
an erection,
>> >>> but not conscious enough to recognize is own daughter.
>> >>> I think the entire story was written by the villiage idiot.
>> >> Thanks for sharing...
>> > Can you at least attempt to address the logical flaws in the story?
>> There are no "logical" flaws in the story.
>> The story says he was unconscious.  So he was unconscious.  Nothing
>> illogical there.
>> He apparently had a boner.  That's not physically impossible.  Nothing
>> illogical there.
>> There are no "logical" flaws in the story.
>> By the way, the "but not conscious enough to recognize is own
daughter"
>> is
>> something YOU made up, its NOT in the actual story....  Unconscious is
>> unconscious.
> ò  If Mr. Lott was drunk, it would have made virtually no difference who
> or what he was plugged into.

No if, he WAS unconscious.

> Hebrew proverb:  The blood to used erect a penis drains directly from the
> brain.
> It's also possible that the daughters assaulted their father in darkness,
> pretending they were succubusses on a holey mission from The Devil.

Who cares what's possible?  We have the story. We don't have more than the
story, we don't have less than the story, we have that story.  The story
says what it says.

Simple.

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