[Seizethecarp]

“but if he was born on 04/08/61, then by your calculations, conception would now instead be during the summer of 1960, when Stanley Ann was working as an au pair in Chicago.”

Um...No! I did not calculate a one-year gestation! My calculation is explicit (please re-read it) and the conception date I calculated was October 28, 1960.

As to the “au pair episode,” that is from the wildly unreliable “Dreams” narrative that was mostly written by Bill Ayers. In the “Dreams” narrative, Stanley Ann is supposedly in Chicago in the summer of 1959 before her senior year at Mercer, IIRC.

I find it curious that some proponents of the Mal-Val narrative denounce “Dreams” but persist in using “Dreams” when it can be woven into the Mal-Val narrative (sort of, but not really).

[Brown Deer]

Um...No! I did not calculate a one-year gestation! My calculation is explicit (please re-read it) and the conception date I calculated was October 28, 1960.

Are you having trouble reading sport? Try again...

if he was born on 04/08/61

As to the “au pair episode,” that is from the wildly unreliable “Dreams” narrative that was mostly written by Bill Ayers. In the “Dreams” narrative, Stanley Ann is supposedly in Chicago in the summer of 1959 before her senior year at Mercer, IIRC.

Try again. While in Chicago, Stanley Ann went to see the "Black Orpheus", which was not released until December of 1959. So, she was in Chicago during the summer of 1960.

I had a feeling that you were going to respond with nonsense such as that.

[Brown Deer]

I find it curious that some proponents of the Mal-Val narrative denounce “Dreams” but persist in using “Dreams” when it can be woven into the Mal-Val narrative...

Really? Who would those be?

[Brown Deer]

that is from the wildly unreliable “Dreams” narrative that was mostly written by Bill Ayers.

Who wrote it?