What’s with the childish “Jimbo” stuff, David?
That's due to the fact that DiEugenio was constantly referring to me as "Davy". So I would often reciprocate with Jimbo or Jimmy. Fair is fair, right?
And why don't you ask Jim about his childish way of referring to Ruth Paine. He would regularly attempt to demean her by calling her "Ruthy" and even "Ruthy baby". I just want to slap him silly when he does that.
I sure do wish Ruth would sue some of these crackpot CTers for slander before she leaves this Earth.
And he [DiEugenio] is not even here. So why are you regaling us with conversations you saved that caused you to get kicked out of the other forum?
Why not? Seemed fitting for this topic.
Why do you care anyway?
Do you honestly not find it odd as to why Ruth needed to make an annotation in her calendar about this at all, much less on the October page?
She didn't do it on the October calendar page. It was on her March page, which was the appropriate page for such a notation.
https://history-matters.com/archive/jfk/wc/wcvols/wh17/html/WH_Vol17_0041b.htmWas it odd? Well, I think it's even odder for CTers to think Ruth could be as stupid as they apparently do think she was. (See my last post for my thoughts on this.)
And where does March 20 come from anyway, when the alleged purchase was on March 12?
Again, see my last post. Ruth got the March 20 date from the news media (from Jesse Curry's Nov. 23rd hallway press gatherings).
Yes, the purchase date was March 12th, but Curry was referring to the
shipping date, which was March 20th (which is the date that is shown on the "Waldman No. 7" internal Klein's form). Nothing sinister about that at all. But CTers think otherwise (naturally).
And if suspicions about someone do not equal facts, then there goes your entire case against Oswald. Nice job!
Attaboy, John! Just keep pretending that I have nothing at all to go on but "suspicions" and a gut feeling that Oswald was guilty, as you totally ignore (or deem as all fake)
all of this stuff which hangs your favorite patsy twenty times over.