Touring the Tippit Scene

[Martin Weidmann]

The definition was provided for your benefit (since you asked). Verbatim from the reference source; even though this forum isn’t a court of law, hearsay is frowned upon....

Oh my, too many fancy words for little old me 

I don't recall asking for a definition.... Why do you insist in making things up?

Frowned upon hearsay, like Scoggins hearing from his supervisor that the dispatcher told him he used the radio at 1:23, some 9 minutes after the time Dale Myers said Tippit was killed.... that kind of hearsay?

[Charles Collins]

Oh my, too many fancy words for little old me 

I don't recall asking for a definition.... Why do you insist in making things up?

Frowned upon hearsay, like Scoggins hearing from his supervisor that the dispatcher told him he used the radio at 1:23, some 9 minutes after the time Dale Myers said Tippit was killed.... that kind of hearsay?

How soon you forget....

Apparently?

[Martin Weidmann]

How soon you forget....

How quickly you misunderstand....

What made you think I needed a definition of the word? (This btw is a question)

[Charles Collins]

How quickly you misunderstand....

What made you think I needed a definition of the word? (This btw is a question)

Your previous problems with definitions of words.

[Martin Weidmann]

Your previous problems with definitions of words.

Jumping to the wrong conclusion... again, I see

So far, all the evidence points to you being the one who has problems with words. You get the meaning wrong, need google and a dictionary to have them explained to you and you misunderstand more often than not.

[John Iacoletti]

Jerry Freeman’s post (#82) in this thread clarifies that I am correct about the A/C system being part of the original construction in 1931.

Nope. His quote says nothing about the AC being installed when the building was constructed either.

[John Iacoletti]

You are grossly misusing the word decree. Much like you did the word arbitrary.

  Here we go again.

[John Iacoletti]

The underpants episode was a different one. It involved him “training” to be a soldier for Castro. My original statement was “off the top of my head” (from my memory). My memory associated the two episodes incorrectly. That’s part of being human.

Fair enough. That’s why I asked for a cite.

The point is (as I stated earlier) that this behavior is not what one would expect from someone who (as you suggested) might adore hot weather.

Except the quote that you did find does not necessarily contradict that.