To: Dimensio
I don't argue with people who can't see the obvious.
To: connectthedots
Let's just say you have an interesting history of predicting legal outcomes. Interesting for those of us who have been here a while.
152 posted on
05/28/2006 1:58:13 PM PDT by
js1138
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To: connectthedots
I don't argue with people who can't see the obvious.
I do not see how my conclusion is not obvious. You predicted a verdict in the Dover trial. Later, you denied making any such prediction.
If you wish to argue that you did not actually predict a verdict, then you will need to explain how your statement does not constitute a prediction. Merely repeating a denial in spite of information to the contrary does not change reality.
156 posted on
05/28/2006 2:25:37 PM PDT by
Dimensio
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