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Flint
SubjectRe: Intel's Thunderbolt desperation...
FromFlint
Date08/17/2013 02:09 (08/16/2013 20:09)
Message-ID<kumev0$m6e$1@dont-email.me>
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On 8/16/2013 3:18 AM, Sandman wrote:

Sandman
In article <kukf5v$h69$1@dont-email.me>, Flint <agent001@section-31.net>wrote:

Flint
LOGIC FAIL Sandy... you've failed to prove any lies. :-D

Sandman
Not at all - had they been *mistakes* then you would have admitted to them long ago. You keep posting as if your claim is still true, while knowing full well that you can't support it - that makes it a lie.

Flint
And now that Google is not available to you like it was, it pisses you off you can't play google-buttal AND CAN ONLY PLAY ARGUMENTUM REDICULUM!

TEEHEEHEEHEEE :-D

Sandman
Wtf? *YOU* are the one that needs to support *YOUR* claim, lie boy.

Flint
It is *YOUR* claim that I lied.

Sandman
Haha, like having a circular argument with a six year old. I am calling you a liar because *you haven't substantiated your claim*, Flint.

You made a claim, you still haven't supported it, and you haven't admitted that it may be a mistake on your part - that makes it a lie.

Flint
Non-sequitur. Un unsubstantiated claim is not necessarilly a lie.

Sandman
In your case it is. You make too many incorrect claims for them to just be normal mistakes.

Flint
YOU LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSE AGAIN, SANDFLEA!!! LOL! :-D

Sandman
Correction: Four year old.

I stand corrected:

YOU LOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOSE AGAIN, FOUR YEAR OLD!!! LOL! :-D

"the fanboys [who] used to claim Apple INVENTED USB" -- Flint, the liar.

That will remain a lie until you have proven that it is correct, or admitted that you know it's incorrect and that it was a mistake to post it.

Carry on, liar.

Flint
I guess only idiots don't realize that even false statements require proof of >intent< to deceive in order to qualify them as lies.

Sandman
I think your intention is to deceive, i.e. I think you know full well that what you said was false. That makes it a lie. Otherwise you're just enormously stupid. Which is it - stupid or a liar?

Still no substantiation, lie boy.

You are correct for once. *YOU* still provide no substantiation for your claim that I intended to lie. On top of that, you are now waffling between claiming I >intended< to lie or am stupid. The two are not compatible, therefore by your own words, you appear to be a waffling, equivocating liar yourself, sandflea. :-D

-- MFB

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