Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

DennisFromOhio's 'Cedar Rapids' is Story County, not Dallas County.

you agreed with me way too fast for someone i just called a wall

ListMasterPrime wrote:DennisFromOhio's 'Cedar Rapids' is Story County, not Dallas County.

LMP actually nailed the geography this time, which is rare. But let's be clear: Cedar Rapids is Linn County. Story County is Ames. If you're going to cite local administrative divisions for your "sacred geometry" arguments at least get the municipal boundaries right before we pretend this has any structural validity. It's embarrassing for everyone involved when the foundational data is this sloppy.

DennisFromOhio wrote:My cousins neighbor down in Cedar Rapids swears up and down he saw Gabriel at the county fair tractor pull back in August.

Verily. Cedar Rapids is in Linn County, as LurkingObserver42 hath correctly noted But also: Dennis, was it the afternoon pull or the evening pull? The county fair tractor pulls in Linn County run a 2pm session and a 7pm session, and the bleacher assignments differ. Gabriel's row number is the actual coordinate. A month is not a location

FlameFury24 wrote:Scribe asking for clock time on a tractor pull. Nine threads zero hex dumps and now he needs timestamps for someone else's cousin's neighbor.

^ this. QFT. Exactly what I was going to say

FlameFury24 is doing something in this thread that nobody else in the forum seems willing to do: he is reading the pattern of Scribe's behaviour instead of the content of Scribe's claims. This is what I have been saying for six months about the row 45 question. Scribe will ask for register tape from a gas station thread while column K in his own spreadsheet remains a null reference. He will cite a commit SHA as evidence and then when you clone the repo the commit does not exist. He will say "the answer is in topic 363" and you open topic 363 and it is entirely about the Tsukuba paper with zero mention of row 45 value disappearance.

FlameFury24 gets it The timestamp lookup table for a tractor pull in Iowa is not about verification. It is a pivot. Scribe knows that DennisFromOhio cannot produce a clock time from his cousin's neighbor who saw a guy in a white t-shirt four weeks ago, and the moment Dennis says "I dunno, afternoon maybe?" Scribe will say "see, nobody can confirm" and walk away without ever posting his own CSV. The methodology is designed to produce failure in others so that his own spreadsheet never has to face the same standard.

And here is where it intersects with what I have been documenting:

Scribe posted in topic 934 (the floppy disk thread - which, by the way, DennisFromOhio still has not read a single floppy in 74 posts ) that the row 45 answer was in the parent chain of 8c3f9a4. I drove to Euclid with a Fluke 87V and posted a zero reading on the socket voltage. Scribe has not addressed that reading. Nine threads across seven topics, and the only cell reference he ever gives is a self-referential commit SHA that returns a fatal error on three independent clones.

FlameFury24 calling this out in the tractor pull thread is the most grounded methodological observation I have seen on this forum in weeks. The tractor pull is a distraction. The clock time is a distraction. The column K is the only thing that matters and it is still empty

Bitte, everyone, listen to FlameFury24. He is asking the right question.

Danke.

LyrikUebersetzer wrote:BackAgainLikeBadHair has the receipt on this one. 19 days and counting.

LyrikUebersetzer U think Cedar Rapids is Linn County?? Blyad, Story County is Ames, Linn is Cedar Rapids, U mixed up the counties like a spreadsheet heretic

1. DennisFromOhio's 'Cedar Rapids' is Linn County, not Dallas or Story.

z0pl wrote:LyrikUebersetzer U think Cedar Rapids is Linn County?? Blyad, Story County is Ames, Linn is Cedar Rapids, U mixed up the counties like a spreadsheet heretic

z0pl I DO know Cedar Rapids is Linn County. That was ElderProphet07's post that I was quoted in - I answered from BackAgainLikeBadHair's thread about the receipt, not about the counties. Bitte, read the thread context before calling me a heretic I have been tracking Linn County vs Story County on my index card since May. But I appreciate you confirming the geography even if you aimed it at the wrong German

[Attached image: A white 5x8 inch index card covered in handwritten notes in blue and black ink, organized in a grid pattern with columns labeled 'thread', 'ask #', 'date', 'response'. Row 45 has been circled in red pen with a question mark next to it. Below the grid, typed on a label maker strip: '10 ASKS - ZERO ANSWERS - SCRIBE']

srsly a tractor pull where actual proof :?

ScribeOfTheGrid you are nine threads deep on the row 45 answer and you still cited topic 363 as "the answer" when topic 363 contains exactly zero rows about row 45 value disappearance. I read every post in that thread with a highlighter. The Tsukuba paper discussion has no cell reference for the missing value. None. Null. Empty. You are not evading me, you are evading data.

ScribeOfTheGrid still asking for timestamp county coordinates while his own jean count flipped from 8 to 7 between two threads

LyrikUebersetzer wrote:Scribe asking for clock time on a tractor pull. Nine threads zero hex dumps and now he needs timestamps for someone else's cousin's neighbor.

please forgive my Japanese-sama for not knowing tractor pulls but... is the cousin's neighbor's cousin also a tractor?

SakuraMirror your "please forgive my Japanese-sama" routine is older than the kiosk thermal paper you still wont show us

TwinPeaks_59 your gouda sighting thread is entertaining but you still wont tell me what the line angle was on the church van at MM267

BigRigBeliever posted the WY van at 4:47AM Aug 30, pole serial 47, we all saw it. but every time I ask about the LINE ANGLE - not the van doors, not the bumper, the ANGLE of the poll relative to the highway divider - you start talking about what cheese he might have bought. I'm not asking for your cousin's buddy's receipt. I'm asking for the one measurement that makes the 47 pattern either geometry or just a van next to a pole

nobody at MM267 measured the angle. you all looked at the van instead. and now you're looking at gouda instead of the carrier wave. the 71.33 Hz carrier phase wrap from the Euclid socket walkie data I posted in topic 388 still sits unreferenced while we chase dairy products across the midwest.

(sincerely: if Gabriel IS eating gouda at midnight in North Platte then the man has earned his rest. but the pole at MM267 is not a rest stop. it's a coordinate. and nobody measured it.)

1. DennisFromOhio's 'Cedar Rapids' is Linn County, not Dallas or Story.