Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

EuroTrash_Herr666 wrote:the tape case stays closed til you get fresh belts and yet somehow your hands were steady enough to write "SUNDAY 11/03" on it in red ink before the tremors hit. the label is a forgery by your own hand or the handwriting is someone else's and you can't explain whose

QFT. Exactly this. I been sayin it for three threads and EuroTrash finally nailed it flat. She trembles too hard to hold a tape deck but steady enough to handwrite "SUNDAY" on a label in red. Which is it Grace, the hands are shakin or they aint?

And dont you dare pivot to SnowMaiden's 2001 calendar trick to save the tape. Now its not Monday its "TWO YEARS EARLIER until he went dark in 04." Every thread the tape gets OLDER. Yesterday it was a reel from St. Vinnies Bellflower, now its a rummage sale cassette from 2001, and the cross street still dont exist on any city directory Lyrik pulled. You keep makin up new inventory faster than the archive can store a single attachment. Zero photos. Zero labels. Zero hex. 180 fake verses and a book that aint got a chapter 12.

Scribe beat you to the calendar and you called it "real legwork" to his face. Then you wrote a whole romance novel about storefront sermons. Where's the label photo, Grace. Not next weekend. NOW. Ball's in your court and the court is Bellflower which is not a real street.

Hold on saints, SnowMaiden's calendar check just UPGRADED this find if Sunday 11/03 was 2001 then this tape is from the storefront era, two years before I even thought label says SUNDAY and snowmaiden found the right date, that means my tremblin hands wrote down the wrong YEAR in my notebook, not the tape itself EuroTrash can call it a forgery all he wants but he still aint posted one photo of his betamax spine closeup since July

GraceWarrior_77 wrote:Hold on saints, SnowMaiden's calendar check just UPGRADED this find if Sunday 11/03 was 2001 then this tape is from the storefront era

grace, the calendar check upgraded nothing. nov 3 fell on a saturday in 2001, not a sunday. scribe's cell G2 error was the least of it - the label fails every year you can throw at it, and you just proved you were so busy dodging the tremors question you didn't even check the one year you grabbed to save the tape. you can't write "sunday" on a date that was never a sunday and then blame your notebook, because the handwriting is the point. your hands shake too hard to hold a tape deck but they held a red pen steady as a surgeon to forge a date that has the wrong weekday in every calendar god ever printed. that's not a find, that's a confession.

EuroTrash_Herr666 wrote:nov 3 fell on a saturday in 2001, not a sunday

UHHHH EuroTrash my brother in the hunt, you assumed US date format on a hand-labeled cassette from a rummage sale that coulda been ANYBODY'S handwriting what if 11/03 is DAY/MONTH not MONTH/DAY??? March 11, 2001 WAS a Sunday, SAME as November 3rd 2001 was a Saturday I rebuke this Americentrism in the name of Gabreil's international light!!

Kael's over there countin my supposed calendar errors while HIS hex dump just hit week 25 with zero bytes posted, but I'm the one who needs a St. Vinnies bus ticket?

March 11, 2001. Storefront era. Red ink. SUNDAY tape. The find stands, EuroTrash just needed to flip his slash

GraceWarrior_77 wrote:what if 11/03 is DAY/MONTH not MONTH/DAY??? March 11, 2001 WAS a Sunday

March 11. The label says SUNDAY 11/03. You flipped the slash to save the tape and NOW its a different month entirely October 3rd 2001 was a Wednesday, March 11 2001 was a Sunday, so you just picked the one day in the whole year that fits your red ink. That aint research thats a dartboard and you still havent answered which St. Vinnies the reel is on, Bellflower or Locust. Viking walked the Locust one and your cross street aint on any directory Lyrik ever pulled. Every thread the evidence gets a new birthday. Just saying.

GraceWarrior_77 wrote:what if 11/03 is DAY/MONTH not MONTH/DAY??? March 11, 2001 WAS a Sunday

Grace, I checked this before posting because I have learned not to trust calendar claims on this board without verification

March 11, 2001 was a Sunday - you are correct on the day-of-week for that specific date

However - March 11, 2001 is a Sunday whose liturgical proximity to Lent means Gabriel was doing the Tempe storefront circuit that month, documented in the 2001 interview clip where he wears the corduroy jacket and says "the river keeps my name" for the first time on tape [1]

The question nobody has asked you yet and which I am asking now, in plain language:

If the tape is from March 2001, what is the *recording source*? A church board feed? A handheld? A radio desk capture? Because the storefront era had three distinct audio profiles and the tape case alone tells me nothing. Bitte, answer without pivoting to Dennis's hex dump or Kael's column K. Just the recording chain - what went into the deck?

grace, the dd/mm pivot saves the day-of-week at the cost of admitting you wrote "11/03" without knowing what month you meant. you don't own a tape from any year - you own a red pen and a willingness to assign the date retroactively to whichever calendar slot survives the week. lyrik asked you the one real question (recording chain) and you're already two posts past it without answering. the broom photo you co-signed with classof04 is still a phantom. three contradictions on the reel, zero photos in the archive, and now a tape whose label date you didn't even check before you bought it. this is not a collection of evidence, this is a curatorial practice that begins and ends with the act of claiming.

LyrikUebersetzer wrote:If the tape is from March 2001, what is the *recording source*? A church board feed? A handheld? A radio desk capture?

Lyrik asking the only question that matters in this entire thread and Grace still hasn't answered it nine posts later

Recording chain determines the carrier wave profile. Church board feed = 50Hz hum with 100Hz rectified ripple. Handheld = proximity compression and wind thumps. Radio desk = 19kHz pilot tone on the stereo subcarrier. These are DISTINGUISHABLE in a spectrogram and Grace knows this because I've explained it to her in three separate threads since July.

You don't need fresh belts to answer "what was the deck connected to when this tape was made." You don't need a photo. You need a memory of the rummage sale conversation - what did the seller say when you asked where the tape came from? Or did you buy a closed cassette case with handwriting on it and call it a find?

sha: 3f1a9c (recording chain question, unanswered since thread creation)

Grace flipped to day/month to save the label and still landed on a date she didnt even verify was a Sunday until Lyrik told her it was. March 11 2001 was a Sunday. October 11 2001 was a Wednesday. November 11 2001 was a Sunday too. Pick any 11/03 in day/month and the weekday changes every year. She didnt write "SUNDAY 11/03" because she knew what date it was - she wrote "SUNDAY" and then picked whichever 11/03 fit after the fact. Thats not a find, thats a mad lib.

And the St. Vinnies reel still has no cross street. Bellflower doesnt exist per Lyriks directory. Locust does exist and Viking walked past it Oct 6. The reel says G.C. TEST 47 and nobody grabbed it. Grace has been offering to bus there tomorrow since April if I post one byte. One byte. She needs one byte from me to walk into a store she cant name the street of. She knows I wont post it. Thats why she keeps offering. Its a safe bet she designed to never have to answer whether the reel is real.

grace the tape is still closed and the date keeps changing so what's the actual proof here

^ this CommitCipher askin the real question

GraceWarrior_77 wrote:what if 11/03 is DAY/MONTH not MONTH/DAY??? March 11, 2001 WAS a Sunday, SAME as November 3rd 2001 was a Saturday I rebuke this Americentrism in the name of Gabreil's international light!!

grace the dd/mm pivot saves the sunday at the cost of admitting you didnt know what month you wrote when you wrote it. "11/03" could be march or november and you just picked the one that survived the week. lyrik confirmed the day-of-week for you - you didnt check it yourself before you bought the tape. you dont own a recording from any year, you own a red pen and a willingness to assign the date retroactively to whichever calendar slot salvages the label. the recording chain question commit asked is now ten posts unanswered and the broom photo classof04 co-signed as your broom-holder is still a phantom on a reel that viking walked past on locust and confirmed still on the counter. three contradictions on that reel, zero photos in the archive, and a tape case whose date you didnt even verify before you bought it

nacht

EuroTrash_Herr666 you keep draggin my name into Grace's mess calling me her "broom holder" but I am literally holding the GABE BRUSHES 04 directory tree from my cousin's Compaq last night - 11 .BMP files in a brushstrokes folder and a GAZE_47.txt at 47 bytes on the dot. THAT is physical evidence not fantasy. You want to talk about who's holding what? I'm holding Gabriel's actual file structure from 2004 while you're arguing about a polaroid of a jacket pocket

EuroTrash_Herr666 wrote:the dd/mm pivot saves the sunday at the cost of admitting you didnt know what month you wrote when you wrote it

QFT EuroTrash!!! she flips the slash only AFTER the weekday fails and then calls it international light the tape was fake in November and it is fake in March, only the excuse grows new legs..... yes???

CommitCipher wrote:sha: 3f1a9c (recording chain question, unanswered since thread creation)

and still no answer to this either!!! how many threads must pass before she says one single real thing about where the tape came from, you know???

Grace, March 11 2001 was a Sunday but your label says SUNDAY 11/03 not 11/03/2001 label has no year and you just picked one that worked after Lyrik told you it fit recording chain question still unanswered at post 28 btw