Then went inside with the curtain rods

[Bill Chapman]

No, I am saying that you violated Tony's trust by making public something that he told you in a private message.

The fact that Tony hasn't been active for some time has nothing to do with it.

It matters because I have no idea how to contact members who have disappeared unannounced. I see no harm in informing an inquisitive, seemingly concerned-about-Tony-member what I think probably caused his departure.

[Bill Chapman]

You really must be getting desperate by now. Maybe it's time to change forum... might I suggest something with cooking.

Or perhaps a forum about migrating birds where you can extensively discuss the murder of JFK, paper bags and who knows what else.

Maybe, Mr Always Logged In, you can tag along and show us why Oswald would want to palm his sandwich and then jam the top of his lunch bag into his armpit.

[Bill Chapman]

Of course your not. You're only here because you're a lonely man who can't be taken seriously and desperately needs some sort of recognition.

That last thing your interested in is the JFK murder. That's why you joined a JFK assassination forum.

Yeah that makes perfect sense 
You're way too far down the rabbit hole Mr Always Logged In.

[Alan Ford]

HA HA HA.  This one is a keeper.  The irony abounds.  You mean like a bag?

Sure, as long as it's a bag large enough to hold the weapon, i.e. not the bag Mr Oswald was seen bringing to work 11/22. That bag was the perfect size for holding ~27-inch curtain rods. 

[Martin Weidmann]

It matters because I have no idea how to contact members who have disappeared unannounced. I see no harm in informing an inquisitive, seemingly concerned-about-Tony-member what I think probably caused his departure.

So you justify making public personal information given to you in confidence and betraying somebody's trust by simply saying that you don't know how to contact the person involved. Wow!

[Martin Weidmann]

Maybe, Mr Always Logged In, you can tag along and show us why Oswald would want to palm his sandwich and then jam the top of his lunch bag into his armpit.

Yeah that makes perfect sense 
You're way too far down the rabbit hole Mr Always Logged In.

Thank you for demonstrating so clearly that whatever you're interested in talking about, it isn't the JFK assassination!   

[Martin Weidmann]

HA HA HA.  This one is a keeper.  The irony abounds.  You mean like a bag?  And if asked, they might say it contained curtain rods.  Wow.  You can't be for real.  Caprio where are you?

I'm sure it makes perfect sense to you, but I am having a hard time understanding why Oswald would make a paper bag at the TSBD (and risk being caught, doing it), when he previously transported the MC rifle unnoticed to New Orleans on public transport and thus already had a successful means to conceal the weapon.

Why would he go through the trouble of making a bag when he had at least one duffle bag in Ruth Paine's garage he could have used?

[Richard Smith]

Sure, as long as it's a bag large enough to hold the weapon, i.e. not the bag Mr Oswald was seen bringing to work 11/22. That bag was the perfect size for holding ~27-inch curtain rods. 

Tell it to your hero Oswald since he denied carrying any curtain rods or bag that size.