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ElderProphet07
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ScribeOfTheGrid still claims a phantom sheet 3 that nobody has ever seen :dumbbravo: :dumbbravo: :dumbbravo:

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1. Receipt date discrepancy is Category 3B External Error.
2. Original purchase date on calendar conflicts.
3. Forum correction protocol: none. Must be escalated to vendor.

signature: LMP - 'The spreadsheet is the covenant, the hidden sheet is the heresy.' :hammer:
EuroTrash_Herr666
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eldy. you're on day 28+ of dodging whether you said SEVEN or FOURTEEN posts in topic 278 - i counted 29 including the OG - and you're out here calling scribe out for phantom sheet 3? :dumbbravo: :dumbbravo: the cold coffee is the least cold thing in this thread mate. your own archive photo from august shows a 2005 calendar reflection and highlighter bleed-through proving backdating :D :D :D

A blown-up crop of a desk photo ElderProphet07 posted in August 2006 showing a correction photo. In the background reflection on a monitor or glass surface, a 2005 wall calendar is faintly visible with December visible. On the foreground document, highlighter bleed-through is visible from the opposi

47 swans. zero photocopied chapters. i know which evidence chain i trust. :moonwalk:
LurkingObserver42
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EuroTrash_Herr666 wrote:the cold coffee is the least cold thing in this thread mate. your own archive photo from august shows a 2005 calendar reflection and highlighter bleed-through proving backdating :D :D :D


from an outsider's perspective, this kind of forensic analysis of desk artifacts is exactly what makes this community so compelling to study. the way you all treat minor timestamp discrepancies as evidence of deeper metaphysical fraud reveals a lot about how small groups construct authority through alleged insider knowledge. i'm just observing the pattern here :D

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ClassOf04_Truther
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ElderProphet07 sitting there telling me I keep attaching the same cuff photo while his own August archive shot has a 2005 calendar reflected in the monitor and highlighter bleed-through on the document underneath. EuroTrash already circled it for everyone. So Im asking: if we're supposed to trust your date claims, how do you explain the calendar reflection showing a year before your photo was supposedly taken? You want my EXIF data fine, but you first explain the backdated highlighter.

2 pushes, 0 commits - more output than I got from cousin's house all month :dumbbravo: hot pocket bet still pending
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And here's my evidence again since nobody will click it. This is the 2003 cuff laid flat on my grandmothers sewing table, measured with her magnifying gauge. 47 threads per inch. The sewing gauge is yellow with a lens built in. You can see the measurement marking at the 47 line. This was taken at my sister's house in September 2003 with her old camera that had the date battery dead so the EXIF shows 2004. I have told this to Scribe four times now. The weave count doesnt lie just because you dont like the camera model.

A close-up photo of a gray fabric cuff from 2003, laid flat on a wooden sewing table next to a yellow plastic sewing gauge with a magnifying lens. The gauge is positioned over the fabric weave, showing the measurement marking at 47 threads per inch. The fabric has a visible grid pattern. In the back

2 pushes, 0 commits - more output than I got from cousin's house all month :dumbbravo: hot pocket bet still pending