[Brown Deer]

You know what? I find it odd that people like to use the manual typewriter excuse for some of their arguments and then use an electric typewriter excuse for other arguments. I find it odd some people say they wrote "African" as the race of the father because that is what he told them, but then say they put down his age as 25 because he wasn't there. I find it odd that so many columns and rows are out of alignment on this document, yet not so on the birth certificates of others that were supposedly filled out on the exact same day and in the exact same hospital. I also find it odd that they are so many other inconsistencies between those same birth certificates.

Have you really never used a manual typewriter?

Yes, haven't you?

You've never had the carriage slip a little while you were typing a line?

No, have you?

You never filled out a form and came back to finish a line and not quite lined up with what you typed earlier?

So, in which order do you believe they typed it?

"Male X", ", 1961 7:24 P."
followed by:
"August 4"

or the other way around? Don't you find that odd that they would type the two ends of a line first and then come back and type in the middle?

You grew up after all that?

Have you grown up yet?

Do you really think the latter scenario more likely?

I really don't care what you might "think" is more likely. What I do know is that the document is a fraud.

[Jim Robinson]

Obama Sr’s age and race were probably supplied by Stanley Ann or perhaps her mother. Guess whoever supplied it didn’t know his actual age; and especially if it was his “racist” grandmother she probably didn’t want to list his race as “negro.” Either way it doesn’t mean the document was forged. And neither does a few “anomalies” on the copied, digitized document.

And if you see me sporting new gold watches, new diamond rings and buying a million dollar home, you’ll know I was paid to offer said opinion.

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I find it odd some people say they wrote "African" as the race of the father because that is what he told them, but then say they put down his age as 25 because he wasn't there.

Whoever said that? The assumption was that the clerk wrote it because it was what he or she was told. The presumed father didn't have to be there for the clerk to be told that. Indeed, the explanation works better if he wasn't there. If he was, perhaps the clerk would have written "Negro" or "Colored" rather than "African".

I find it odd that so many columns and rows are out of alignment on this document, yet not so on the birth certificates of others that were supposedly filled out on the exact same day and in the exact same hospital.

Look at the top line of Gretchen Nordyke's birth certificate. "Gretchen" is a little lower than "Carter Nordyke." Was that a fake, too? Maybe her real first name was different.

I really don't care what you might "think" is more likely. What I do know is that the document is a fraud.

I asked about what you think. But apparently you don't "think" -- you "know". You're probably half-right.

Have you grown up yet?

Grown-ups don't think that sort of response is an argument or a witty or wise rejoinder.