-=> On 11-15-08 13:50 BOB KLAHN wrote to JIM HOLSONBACK <=-

 -=>> On 11-14-08 05:45 BOB KLAHN wrote to ED HULETT <=-

 BK>>>  No matter how many times you say that, you have never yet been
 BK>>>  able to show even one.

 EH>> Yet another lie.

 BK>>  You have described your own words. You have never shown me to
 BK>>  lie in Fidonet. Not one.

 JH> Tell us again about how there is a city or town named
 JH> Duluth, Wisconsin. You sat at your keyboard and typed out a

 BK>  Google for "Duluth Wisconsin". The hit counter shows over 14,000
 BK>  hits. Among them is Clubplanet.com, which is just a nightlife
 BK>  report, but just in case you wanted to party.

And if you were not a liar, you could take the time to search for the
different "venues" there, you'll find that all the places listed under
Duluth locations are in fact in Minnesota.  Strike One.

 BK>  Then you can stay at the Bed and Breakfast listed by the
 BK>  Wisconsin Bed And Breakfast Association, (WBBA) which says on
 BK>  their website:
 BK>  (www.wbba.org/duluth-wisconsin-bed-breakfast.html)

 BK>  Duluth Wisconsin Bed and Breakfast Home > Find a B&B > By City
 > Duluth

 BK>  This Great Lakes town features old mansions and cobblestone
 BK>  streets. These Wisconsin inns combine historic charm and modern
 BK>  amenities. Each is within view or earshot of Lake Superior and
 BK>  near the Lakewalk, Canal Park shopping district and fine
 BK>  restaurants. Nature lovers can stay at one of the
 BK>  "birder-friendly" inns that offer birding resources and
 BK>  excursions. Duluth was recognized by Coastal Living as one of
 BK>  the top ten bed and breakfast towns.

And if you weren't a liar, and would take time to notice, you'll find
that there are _no_ B&Bs listed there, unlike the many other
cities/towns in Wisconsin which are listed on that website- - Sheboygan
Falls, WI, for example. You could also google on Duluth Lakewalk and
Duluth Canal Park, and you'll find that they are located in Minnesota.
Strike two.

 BK>  Or at the Spirt Mountain/Duluth Travel Lodge
 BK>  9315 Westgage Blvd,
 BK>  Duluth, WI 55810

And if you weren't a liar, you could take time to go to Mapquest and
search on that street address and zipcode, you will find from the map
that address is in Duluth, MN.

In addition, if you gto to the usps.com website, and search on zipcode
55810, you will see that postoffice is located at 217 2nd Street,
Duluth, MN.  See the map which pops up, and you'll see the location is
in MN.  Strike three.  Next batter.

 BK>  To get there you can contact:
 BK>  Skyline Travel and Cruise
 BK>  4894 Miller Trunk Hwy
 BK>  Duluth WI 55811

Same thing - if you weren't a liar, you could go to Mapquest and enter
that address and zipcode, you will see on the map that the location is
in Minnesota. In addition, if you go to the usps.com website, and enter
zipcode 55811, you will see that 55811 is served by two postoffices, one
located at 4903 Matterhorn Dr, Duluth MN 55811-3851, and another at  See
the map which pops up, and you can verify both those locations are in
MN. Second batter, strike one.

And you could also see the zipcode map at http://maps.huge.info/zip.htm
and see that zipcodes 55810 and 55811 are wholly located in MN, and
neither zipcode serves _any_ location in Wisconsin.

 BK>  And if you like it and decide to move there your teenage
 BK>  daughter can get a job at the YWCA of Duluth in Wisconsin,
 BK>  listed by the Wisconsin Departement of Workforce Development.

And if you weren't a liar, you could click on the job listing and see
right up top - "Out of State - MN."   You would also see there that the
listed Employer is YWCA of Duluth, located at 312 E. First St, Ste 202,
Duluth, MN 55801.  You can double check by enterint that addy at
Mapquest, and confirm its location in Minnesota. Second batter, strike
two.

 BK>  Now, a lot of those hits were references to things with other
 BK>  associations, and, I've never been to that part of Wisconsin,

Duh.  You can save yourself a trip by doing some valid online
investigation, for a change.

 BK>  so it could be that all of those listings were errors, not one
 BK>  out of 14,700 correct.

Now you're getting warm.  I'll bet you can't find even one which can
withstand scrutiny and is in fact correct.  Go ahead, knock yourself
out.

 BK>  OTOH, that isn't my responsibility.

So far, you're striking out.  That _is_ your responsibility, liar.

 BK>  False accusation strike 1 against you.

Not at all.  You have yet to show any valid evidence that there is a
municipality in Wisconsin bearing the name of Duluth.  Liar.  Second
batter, strike three.

 JH> And, you might also tell us again about how Reverend
 JH> Jeremiah Wright served in VietNam when he was in the Marine
 JH> Corps or Navy.

 BK>  He was in the Marine Corps, then the Navy. Google "jeremiah
 BK>  wright" and marine. You get 232,000 hits.

BFD.

 BK>  If you ad "vietnam
 BK>  vet" to the search it comes down to 5,860.

BFD.

 BK>  I don't know Rev
 BK>  Jeremiah Wright, I have never met him, and I don't know if all
 BK>  the references are wrong, nor do I plan to review them all. What
 BK>  is clear is, there are a whole lotta people saying that.

Which would only go to prove the wisdom that liberals like to lie a lot.
That, plus the Liberal Gospel Rule, that whenever liberals repeat a lie,
the lie soon comes to be regarded by them as gospel truth.

 BK>  False accusation strike 2 against you.

Not at all.  It is not a false accusation, and you have yet to show even
one reliable source supporting your lie and stating that the irreverent
reverend served in VietNam.

 JH> Also, you might finally come up with a link to the
 JH> "correction" you say the Boston Globe published, after you
 JH> claim they misled you into believing that "Murtha fought in
 JH> two wars, and was decorated for it."

 BK>  I don't recall claiming *THEY misled me into anything.

That was your indication when challenged earlier.  You cited the BG as
your source (thereby implying they had misled you), at the same
time claiming they had later issued a correction.  When asked for a cite
for the original and the correction, you refused.

 BK>  I do
 BK>  recall that was the common belief. Try to prove it wasn't.

The common belief among liberal liars, perhaps.  The only things which
can be proved so far are the same as above; first, that liberals lie a
lot, and second, another fine example of the Liberal Gospel Rule in
action. Liar.

 BK>  The person I was discussing that with, a conservative, can't
 BK>  recall who, also believed it was true.

Cite, please.  Check your fabled archives, if you like.  But even if you
do find a Fidoconservative who seemed to believe it doesn't make your
lie into truth.

 BK>  As did just about
 BK>  everyone in Fido I ever discussed it with.

Can you cite and quote even one?

 BK>  It is stupid of you
 BK>  to try to suggest I bear responsibility for what pretty
 BK>  much everybody believed to be true.

"Pretty much everybody?"  Do you have any evidence for this?  Even so,
all that would prove is the same as above- - that liberals lie a lot,
and the Liberal Gospel Rule in action.

 BK>  False accusation strike 3 against you.
 BK>  You're out.

Nonsense.

"You screw up then point the finger at others.  Typical." - - Bob Klahn,
6/5/2008.

- - -  JimH.

... "You screw up then point the finger at others.Typical."-B.Klahn

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