Those Front Steps

[Royell Storing]

Wow, Storing has answered a question. We seem to be getting somewhere. I thought he would reply "Nasty question" or "Fake News" like his Messiah.

   Nice try at changing the subject. Not gonna work. You're stuck Bucko!

[Ray Mitcham]

   Nice try at changing the subject. Not gonna work. You're stuck Bucko!

Try a little patience. Thicko. Will be posting as soon as I get time to do it.

[Royell Storing]

Try a little patience. Thicko. Will be posting as soon as I get time to do it.

   Waiting on You, Sluggo.

[Ray Mitcham]

   Waiting on You, Sluggo.

Keep on waiting, Thicko. You've got less patience than Orangtrump.

[Ray Mitcham]

A while back, I invited Mr Mitcham to show us where he thinks Mr Lovelady is standing. Here's what he came up with:



Compare with the reality:





Trying to contain my laughter, I asked Mr Mitcham to show us where he thinks Prayer Man is standing in relation to Mr Lovelady. He never got back to us on that one...

You can stop holding your laughter, Mr Ford, as I posted where I thought Prayerman was in the photo you posted.

Just in case you don't follow, he is behind and to the right of Lovelady.

Try to keep up.

[Ray Mitcham]

    In order to have ANY SHADOW fall across the body of Lovelady, he has to be standing NEAR the West Wall. The Photo Documentation of the West Wall Shadow falling Partially across the Steps/Landing is a FACT in addition to being a matter of Public Record. Your slap-happy research technique merits You 2 demerits and 30 minutes in-the-corner.

Quote by Storing
"In order to have any shadow fall across the body of Lovelady, he has to be standing NEAR the West wall."

Not so... in this sketch, he can be standing anywhere along the black line and be partially in shadow.

[Ray Mitcham]

Where's the impatient Mr Storing gone?

[Alan Ford]

You can stop holding your laughter, Mr Ford, as I posted where I thought Prayerman was in the photo you posted.

Just in case you don't follow, he is behind and to the right of Lovelady.

Try to keep up.

No, Mr Mitcham, you never showed us where you placed Prayer Man in relation to Mr Lovelady. And here's why: it is impossible to put Prayer 'behind and to the right of Lovelady' without contradicting Wiegman in the most absurd way. Look see for yourself!





If you still can't see the obvious here, try refuting yourself this way:

Your Mr Lovelady need only stretch his right arm perpendicular to his body to touch the redbrick column; in what possible world does Wiegman show Mr Lovelady able to do this?

Your placement of Mr Lovelady, in short, is way, way off!