Replies to post #760 on OPEN DISCUSSION BOARD

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Pokersam,

I've been busy over the past two days (as I said I would be on another board). Then this afternoon I decided to see what was up.

A quick visit over to the "new" 3/8/20 board took me on a ride to nowhere, so I had to conclude that the infantile miscreant that set it up in the first place can also make it disappear.

Then I moseyed over to northam's board to see if he would tell me that I couldn't post there anymore unless I stuck to his system -- I had asked him for a yes/no answer on that -- and I saw that he hadn't so I guess I can still post there (but I'm not sure I want to). I also saw that there was a missing post there. It appeared to be the post where the above mentioned miscreant posted a link to the now invisible 3/8/20 board. But I don't know for sure -- maybe it was all a dream. All I know is that that particular miscreant doesn't like to leave tracks.

So I mulled over what you suggested about using this board but decided to not use it for that purpose.

Then -- here comes the most exciting part about my first hour back in duh chair -- I decided to visit your board to see what was going on there. I saw that TREND1 was visiting there ... and I read his message. I was shocked. It appeared that now his wife is writing for him. I ruled out his son as being the writer because I know that acorns never fall far from the tree, so I decided to read the rest of the messages there -- particularly your response to him -- then use this board to give you a heads-up that there was no way that he wrote that message, as I am quite sure that he has neither the gun powder in his head to blow his own nose nor the prowess to be a true literate hiding behind a mask of illiteracy for so many years.

Reading the following message -- your response to his message -- was as far as I got. I'll probably have nothing but a Cheshire-cat-grin on my face for the whole rest of the day. Thank you very much.

I didn't know that it was northam43 that wrote it. In my book, honesty is at the very top of the list of virtues one must have for a fulfilled life.