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Does anyone here still have a 405 line receiver btw?

Got a Sony 9-9OUB. I bought it direct from Sony on the day before the
first
moon landing.

Send it here, and you can have a picture of me. just one though.

Hang on. Jamie, do you believe me?

*shrugs* yeah... it's only when you're making those high and mighty (by your
standards) claims of yours that I don't believe you.
Also, I know that model of TV, and the time period ("moon landing") fits.
Sony made an 819-line version too fwiw. This was in the days when Sony was
still a half-decent make - I think their latest kit should say Phony instead.

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Ugh, the hell with that - I'll just buy an old TV on eBay instead.
*backs away slowly*

But you seemed to have total faith in your ability to spot lies. Suddenly
you can't do it any more.

Bill

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Ugh, the hell with that - I'll just buy an old TV on eBay instead.
*backs away slowly*

But you seemed to have total faith in your ability to spot lies. Suddenly
you can't do it any more.

This reminds me of that wretched school trip I took to France when I was 11.
At the breakfast table one day, I poured out slightly more cheapo-brand
"cornflakes" than the miserable, scruffy, anal-retentive excuse for a private
schoolteacher sitting opposite me approved of, and despite my anorexic
appearance, he did the whole "oh look everyone - greedy Jamie thinks he
deserves more than the rest of us" routine. Then when I left some uneaten, he
of course said "right young man, you took more than you should - and now
you're going to damn well finish it, and then I'm sure you'd like a bowl of
muesli or ten, too!".
"Ugh, the hell with that." was my reply, and I walked out and left him sitting
there high and dry, seething, and totally powerless to do anything about it.

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But you seemed to have total faith in your ability to spot lies. Suddenly
you can't do it any more.

This reminds me of that wretched school trip I took to France when I was
11.
At the breakfast table one day, I poured out slightly more cheapo-brand
"cornflakes" than the miserable, scruffy, anal-retentive excuse for a
private
schoolteacher sitting opposite me approved of, and despite my anorexic
appearance, he did the whole "oh look everyone - greedy Jamie thinks he
deserves more than the rest of us" routine. Then when I left some uneaten,
he
of course said "right young man, you took more than you should - and now
you're going to damn well finish it, and then I'm sure you'd like a bowl of
muesli or ten, too!".
"Ugh, the hell with that." was my reply, and I walked out and left him
sitting
there high and dry, seething, and totally powerless to do anything about it.

There you go again Jamie, making up these far-fetched stories about your
past life, just to make you look good! Why are you always making up these
stories? I can tell that they are all lies.

Bill

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"Bill" wrote in message
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But you seemed to have total faith in your ability to spot lies. Suddenly
you can't do it any more.

This reminds me of that wretched school trip I took to France when I was
11.
At the breakfast table one day, I poured out slightly more cheapo-brand
"cornflakes" than the miserable, scruffy, anal-retentive excuse for a
private
schoolteacher sitting opposite me approved of, and despite my anorexic
appearance, he did the whole "oh look everyone - greedy Jamie thinks he
deserves more than the rest of us" routine. Then when I left some uneaten,
he
of course said "right young man, you took more than you should - and now
you're going to damn well finish it, and then I'm sure you'd like a bowl of
muesli or ten, too!".
"Ugh, the hell with that." was my reply, and I walked out and left him
sitting
there high and dry, seething, and totally powerless to do anything about it.

There you go again Jamie, making up these far-fetched stories about your
past life, just to make you look good! Why are you always making up these
stories? I can tell that they are all lies.

That's not a far-fetched story - it's about as dull, boring and banal as you
can get.
This is why you're such a poor liar - you have no perception of what sounds
plausible, versus what sounds far-fetched, absurd, and way above your stations
:p

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That's not a far-fetched story - it's about as dull, boring and banal as
you
can get.

No, it's a nice little fairy story that shows you triumphing over a father
figure. The stuff of your fantasies in fact.

This is why you're such a poor liar - you have no perception of what sounds

plausible, versus what sounds far-fetched, absurd, and way above your
stations

If I'm a poor liar, why don't you go through that list I posted and sort out
the truth from the lies? According to you it should be easy. There are
several people in this group looking over your shoulder who know the answers
to those questions. So no pressure then.

You are a hopeless case Jamie. I don't know why I bother, I really don't. I
mean, when I was a child I never used to pull the wings off flies, so why do
I waste my time pulling the wings off you?

Bill

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No, it's a nice little fairy story that shows you triumphing over a father
figure. The stuff of your fantasies in fact.

I don't care whether you believe it or not. However, the fact that you see the
horrid, miserable, snivelling teacher as a "father figure" says a lot about
the kind of person you are. Needless to say, the more you reveal about your
personal beliefs and values, the more my respect for you continues to dwindle.


If I'm a poor liar, why don't you go through that list I posted and sort out
the truth from the lies? According to you it should be easy. There are
several people in this group looking over your shoulder who know the answers
to those questions. So no pressure then.

I couldn't care less, even if all the things in your self-obsessed,
narcissistic little list were actually true. You're just not that important to
me.
And there definitely is no pressure - whether there are Bill-supporting morons
"looking over my shoulder" (you make them sound like zombies when you say
that, though presumably chanting "Bill!" instead of "Brains!") or not.


You are a hopeless case Jamie. I don't know why I bother, I really don't. I
mean, when I was a child I never used to pull the wings off flies, so why do
I waste my time pulling the wings off you?

Isn't it a conceit on your part, to presume that you're actually succeeding in
this?
I mean, you can't affect my life - you can't take away my friends, my lover,
my possessions, or my career. You can't force me to accept your beliefs and
values. And you can't break my spirit when I have no respect for you.

On a side note, I find it amusing that you still seem to picture me as a kind
of camp gay stereotype - first it was Daffyd, now it's a "fairy" with wings.
To me, this just emphasises how little you actually know about me, and
therefore weakens your arguments still further.

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Answers: TTT FFT TTT FTT TFF TFT

How many did I score?

You got 15 right. Which is pretty good. You obviously assess the
probabilities, unlike Jamie, who simply decides whether a true or false
answer will best serve his paranoia.

Bill