On Sun, 10 Oct 2004 15:50:06 GMT, Bob Latham
wrote:

In article ,
Don Pearce wrote:
On Sun, 10 Oct 2004 13:19:20 GMT, Bob Latham
wrote:

I also know that
amplifiers sound different depending on what you place them on, I don't
think this, I know it! (True story told before).

You do know you said that out loud? He he...

I've never seen anyone do a better job of blowing his credibility
while trying to score a point.

Sorry to be utterly thick but having read, read again, and again I still
don't understand any of it. Firstly I was not point scoring I was making a
statement of belief, as for this "said out load" comment, no idea what
you're on about but it seems you were trying to personalize a
disagreement. This is usually done by the losing side in my experience.

He's not 'personalising' the argument, he's pointing out that anyone
who makes such a claim as you did above, does his credibility no good.
BTW, it was not a 'statement of belief', you claimed that you *know*
it to be the case.0, whereas any reasonable person would consider such
a claim to be highly dubious at best. Certainly, it qualifies as an
extraordinary claim requiring extraordinary proof. Do you have any?
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