Alohacyberian wrote:
> > You're right. When he posted about having been to Toronto twice, arriving
> > once in
> > winter when the temperature was several degrees colder than the record
> > cold, and
> > then in the summer on a day when the temperature was several degrees
> > warmer than
> > the record high. What an amazing coincidence that each trip was not only a
> > record
> > setter, but exceeded current records. Then when he boasts about his
> > highway speed
> > I am reminded of the credibility gap.
> >
>
> Then again, who knows if your assertions are true? Your M.O. has always
> been to ignore the point and pounce on some sideline trivia in order to
> derail the conversation into your desire to make personal attacks and get
> away from the issues under discussion. KM
I pounced on sideline trivia??? LOL. You were the one who claimed to have landed
in Toronto on a day when it was so extremely cold that it exceeded the record
cold for the city, as confirmed by a site with record high and low temperatures.
Then the next time you arrived it was so hot that it it exceeded the city's
record high. What an incredible coincidence that on two visits to Toronto you
happened to have been there to see new record high and low temperatures set, but
not recorded. Perhaps if you object to personal attacks you might try to keep
your stories believable.
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