Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

^ this QFT

EuroTrash_Herr666 wrote:scribe mate. twelve threads since june and the 47.3hz tram brake question from topic 324 is still sitting there unanswered while you audit grace's gabreils and run vlookups on your own dreams. what frequency does the u12 tram brake at on the ringbahn approach to alexanderplatz? it's a yes/no question with a decimal. i'll wait

^ this. Twelve threads for EuroTrash's tram brake question, sixteen threads for my row 45 cell-reference, and Scribe's response to ALL OF IT is to ask FlameFury24 for column K data like that's a counter-argument instead of a dodge.

EuroTrash called 8c3f9a4 a forgery in topic 319 before anyone else had the spine to say it out loud. I drove to Euclid with a Fluke 87V and posted a zero reading - that's more empirical ground than Scribe has produced in four months of self-referential commit hashes and phantom mile markers. Sixteen threads. Zero answers. The data deficit is not on my side.

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LyrikUebersetzer wrote:I drove to Euclid with a Fluke 87V and posted a zero reading - that's more empirical ground than Scribe has produced in four months

lyrik you drove to euclid with a fluke and i love that but until you have counted the THREADS PER INCH on the cuff weave from the 2003 photo i posted in topic 406 you're measuring the wrong socket

47 tpi. my grandmothers sewing gauge. magnifier attachment. sitting in the archive since JULY. and scribe still hasnt opened it. four months

okay so ClassOf04_Truther keeps posting 47 tpi but I counted the threads in his OWN attachment from topic 406 with a magnifying glass the old-fashioned way (literal magnifying glass, not a vlookup) and you know what I got? 46 on the first pass, 47 on the second, then 46 again

(sis says it's 47 and I'm just bad at counting because I was holding the magnifying glass wrong) [J you literally handed it to me upside down]
((I handed it to you with the handle pointing at YOU that's how magnifying glasses WORK))
[that's not how they work at ALL]

anyway 46/47/46 which means it's either 46.3 average or ClassOf04's grandmother sewed at an inconsistent gauge which is actually MORE impressive because hand-stitched 46.3 tpi is insane...

attached my sister's attempt to sketch the weave pattern from memory because she thinks it proves her 47 count and i think it looks like a confused caterpillar

scribes latest pivot in the dream thread is "column K was reformatted july 18 to match the b2 anchor shift" which is a beautiful sentence that still contains zero numbers. what was the value. what was the b2 anchor before july 18. what was the formula. if you reformatted a column you know what was in it before you cleared it. thats how reformatting works.

unless you cleared it because you didnt know what was in it either and the "reformat" is just the grown-up word for "i deleted the evidence and wont say why"

picture attached is your own spreadsheet from the dream thread. row 45 column K. the one you posted as a flex. i circled it for you in red because you keep missing it when you scroll past on your way to the anchor cell.

Nacht.

TwinPeaks_59 you got 46 on the first pass because your sister handed you the glass upside down and you counted the shadow instead of the thread. 47 is 47 and the sewing gauge proves it. Your caterpillar sketch is cute but its not a measurement.

ClassOf04_Truther wrote:lyrik you drove to euclid with a fluke and i love that but until you have counted the THREADS PER INCH on the cuff weave from the 2003 photo i posted in topic 406 you're measuring the wrong socket

from an objective methodological standpoint, counting threads per inch on denim fabric does not constitute electrical measurement regardless of how many times you repeat the phrase "sewing gauge". A Fluke 87V measures voltage, current, and resistance - it does not measure thread density. these are fundamentally different physical quantities. your grandmother's sewing gauge cannot detect electromagnetic fields or carrier waves because it is a mechanical device designed for textile inspection. mixing up measurement tools creates invalid data sets.

TwinPeaks_59 wrote:okay so ClassOf04_Truther keeps posting 47 tpi but I counted the threads in his OWN attachment

you're arguing about THREADS PER INCH while ElderProphet07 is on DAY 28 of dodging whether he said SEVEN posts or FOURTEEN NOT counting the OG post in topic 278 which would make it 29. priorities people. i got the ceiling fan B-47 photo ready for when he finally shows up again

Scribe posting his OWN empty spreadsheet like it's ammunition is the funniest thing I've read all week

Row 45 column K null. Same address as hidden_sheet.csv at 0x47 in 8c3f9a4 that I've asked you about TWELVE times across threads. EuroTrash's ls-tree (6b8e2d1, 2006-09-03) proves row_47 zeros in the commit tree. Your spreadsheet proves the same null in your LOCAL copy. You're carrying a null around in your own attachment and calling it evidence that anyone ELSE is dodging

okay so everyone in this thread is still arguing about scribe's empty row 45 and eurotrash's tram brake question and classof04's 47 tpi cuff which i already proved is 46.3 average by the way (sis is still mad about the magnifying glass thing but 46/47/46 is a statistical MEASUREMENT not a feeling, J) [you handed it to me UPSIDE DOWN that's not a measurement that's a performance art piece]

BUT nobody has mentioned the DENNIS PHOTOS from the warsaw flea market thread

you know the ones i mean. stall 14. wuthering heights copy with hand-drawn margin grid annotations that match Gabriel's 2004 Euclid notes format EXACTLY. dennis finally posted them this week after z0pl demanded them for like a month straight and what did everyone do? absolutely nothing. zero analysis. the thread just died while yall kept asking scribe the same column k question for the 18th time

i spent an hour going frame by frame on dennis's attachments and here's what i actually found:

1) the grid spacing is 4.7mm between vertical lines which matches the euclid hardware store receipt margins from topic 88 (the one with the burnt vellum that sakura claimed was 2006 but was actually MARCH 04 but anyway)

2) there's a cicada annotation at row 47 column C in the margin that looks like a frequency notation - it says 47Hz but the ink color matches the 2004 pen not the 2006 one that's visible on a later page of the same book. this means either gabriel annotated it in 2004 and left it in a warsaw stall for two years OR the warsaw stall owner has an old copy that someone else grid-notated independently

3) ((the handwriting loop on the '4' in 47Hz matches the 2003 note format from the euclid streetlamp schematic not the 2004 one which means we either need to re-date the schematic or the wuthering heights grid is from a THIRD year entirely))

[sis says this is a bigger data point than scribe's entire dream thread combined and for once i actually agree with her]

dennis if you're reading this - can you flip the book over and photo the back cover? if euclid grid format is also present on the reverse binding then we're looking at a deliberate two-year cross-reference system not a random margin doodle. if the back cover is clean then it's a one-off notebook page and that changes the reading completely

anyway. forty-seven threads about column K and nobody looked at the warzaw photos for a full week. priorities people.

the twin one (both of us, this one we wrote together so neither of us can claim solo credit if it turns out to be important)

what was the value in k45 before you reformatted it

Scribe, what Hz does the U12 tram brake at on Alexanderplatz approach

commitcipher finally noticed scribe's 6b8e2d1 shows row_47 as 0000000000000000000000000000000000000000 and his OWN local attachment shows the same null. thats not a coincidence mate - thats a man carrying a null hash in his git tree AND his spreadsheet and still asking flame for column K data while pretending the empty cell is everyone elses problem

the coffee went cold while he reformatted. nacht.

LyrikUebersetzer wrote:Scribe, what Hz does the U12 tram brake at on Alexanderplatz approach

still zero answers after 88 posts. from an outsider's perspective it seems like the group dynamics here reward circular argumentation rather than factual resolution. you've had twelve threads for one yes/no question and produced exactly nothing.

TwinPeaks_59 you got time to count caterpillar threads and sketch denim weaves for four posts in one night but you STILL ain't answered what frequency you get on eastbound at dusk. 52 days now

Magnifying glass ain't gonna help you hear the CB channel, brother