Steve Powell

[The Good Michael]

Clearly, GM, there is nothing much wrong with your memory.

Thanks Caz. I think I captured the essence, er... excrescence.

Mike

[Steve Powell]

Chris

I don't compare, but it's true that they don't know
what they are doing.

[Chris]

What is truth? said jesting Pilate; and would not stay for an answer.

[johns]

She was all right when I met her.

G

You must have been wearing industrial strength goggles and full breathing apparatus.

[Graham]

You must have been wearing industrial strength goggles and full breathing apparatus.

Funny, but my brother's ex-wife is also fairly horrible. Mind you, he deserved her.

Graham

[johns]

But which brother's ex-wife is more horrible?

There's only one way to find out... FIGHT!!

[scarletpimpernel]

Victoria and Stephen,

I don't think it was a frase the reason why the Admon closed the threads, more discussion will be allowed when you publish your book, in the meantime it is a mute point to continue.

[caz]

Did anyone understand that post?

frase

Admon

mute point

I'd like to think that last one was a deliberate play on words, but sadly I very much doubt it.

They don't seek him here, they don't seek him there, they don't seek him anywhere - when he writes like that.

Love,

Despairing Caz
X

[Stewart P Evans]

Detect

Did anyone understand that post?
frase
Admon
mute point
I'd like to think that last one was a deliberate play on words, but sadly I very much doubt it.
They don't seek him here, they don't seek him there, they don't seek him anywhere - when he writes like that.
Love,
Despairing Caz
X

Do I detect a hint of cynicism in this post? Careful Caz or you will end up like me - heaven forbid.

[Mike Covell]

The boy's name Admon \a-

dmon,

ad-

mon\ is of Hebrew origin, and its meaning is "earth". From the same root as Adam. Also the name of a type of red peony.


Baby names that sound like Admon are Edmon and Edmond. Other similar baby names are Adnon, Adon, Adron, Aimon, Aymon, Ammon, Amon and Armon.

Admon is an uncommon first name for men and an equally uncommon last name for both men and women. (1990 U.S. Census)

[Steve Powell]

Mute schmoot!

...more discussion will be allowed when you publish your book, in the meantime it is a mute point to continue.

Well, isn't that condescending of you.
You're damn lucky I chose to tell you the truth in the first place.
I have told you not one lie or deception from the beginning.
Some have just thrown mud and others help it to stick.
Show me where I have lied to you.
I repeat...show me where!
Truth is never a 'mute point'
and I shall continue if I want to.
However, after the book is published,
I may never want to answer here again.
If you have any sensible and inquiring questions,
then ask them now as you may not have the opportunity later.

[Mike Covell]

Does the writer of said diary ever look,
At these threads here written on casebook?
Does he know that you are to name his name?
Is he ok, or does he not know your game?
Does he have internet, or is he unaware,
Of the naming and shaming, or doesn't he care?
Does he exist, can you provide proof?
Does he, like you, believe in the truth?
What is the truth, will we ever know?
Is an ebook the true way to go?

[caz]

I have told you not one lie or deception from the beginning.

Then it's self-deception, pure and simple. The laws of physics dictate that two conflicting claims cannot both be true.

And if you want to claim that you have never made any conflicting claims, that would just be more evidence of self-deception.

You might want to claim instead that none of your claims are bound by the laws of physics. That would get round the problems with every last one of them and you might even get a bit of sympathy while you're at it.

There you are - sorted.

Love,

Practical Caz
X

[Victoria]

Did anyone understand that post?

frase

Admon

mute point

I'd like to think that last one was a deliberate play on words, but sadly I very much doubt it.

They don't seek him here, they don't seek him there, they don't seek him anywhere - when he writes like that.

Love,

Despairing Caz
X

Maybe the problem is only that scarletpimpernel's first language may not be english ... that could be why it was hard to follow him.

frase = phrase
admon = admin

Anyway I understand scarletpimpernel, what you were trying to say in
regard to what I said in my previous post .. I can see the meaning from that perspective,
instead of being caught up in my own, so thanks.

Nice to meet you as well ..

And welcome to the crazy world of casebook,
I presume you are new.. as I haven't seen you here before.
not that I venture far into the depths of this place ...

[scarletpimpernel]

Hi Victoria, yes I'm new in these parts and have entered here knowing that you can have your toes bitten by a snake. You are the first person here who has welcome me, and I can tell, that you have good manners and are a normal person. In a place like a murder site I thought right that I wouldn't find anything but snakes hiding under the rocks! I happened to find a whole collection of Ripper books whose owner must have dumped them there in a charity shop and I bought them all for just a pound each. The previous owner had left tantalizing side stories about all this, on the empty pages of the book. This site was mentioned, and I came here to see what it was all about. Thank you for the kind welcome.