> The burden of proof lies with him, no?  I mean, unless he's
> 100% certain and has proof of your academic background,
> I really do not think that's a proper way of stating it.

Oh, I made it clear to all that my degrees are not from an accredited
school. However, I have a letter here from the board of regents of the
state that makes it clear that my doctorate is "legal and valid"
(their words). Hey, I didn't pay a red cent ... so what harm done?
Legal and valid and free ... if only I could get a house that way,
know what I mean? ;-)

The problem with hot air is that it still burns if you plunge your
hand into it. (I used to work at a dry cleaner ... on the mannequin
... and burned myself more than once.)

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Quinn Tyler Jackson
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