Jeff Binkley -> Ed Hulett wrote:


 GD>>>>> Prove I don't have that promissory note, Jeff.

 JB>>>>> If you have one, present it and we'll see about getting it
 JB>>>>> paid. Until  then, when you are dealing with absolutes,  then
 JB>>>>> it only takes one  instances for the tautology to be proven
 JB>>>>> false. I am wondering if you  will see the
additional irony of
 JB>>>>> this.

 DC>>>> The irony, Jeff, has already been written by you.  You are
 DC>>>> asking for evidence of its existance.

 JB>>> No, you cannot read English again.  I did not ask for any
 JB>>> evidence.  I only said that if you produce it then we'll talk
 JB>>> about getting it paid. Please ensure you quote my words
 JB>>> accurately.


 DC>>>> I have faith that the document exists.
 DC>>>> Your  refusal to pay up simply means your own faith is weak.

 JB>>> No, it simply means I don't believe you.


 DC>>>> There is no need  for you to see the document.  All you need to
 DC>>>> do is pray for the proper  guidance and open your checkbook.

 JB>>> There is need for me to see it if I don't believe you.

 JB>>> When you are dealing with absolutes,  then it only takes one
 JB>>> instance for the tautology to be proven false.

 EH>> I get the feeling that you are wasting your time.

 JB> With him, I am.  For everyone else it is another example to show how
 JB> foolish he can be.  Sauer won't jump in because he has no idea what a
 JB> tautology is.

That one of them $10 words they don't teach in Howards Grove.

Ed

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