Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

i was gonna post the scan of my great grandads signature like folks were asking but then i looked at the thread and realized we got GraceWarrior_77 calling it a scripture verse and LyrikUebersetzer wanting 1200dpi and i thought you know what would cause less arguing. a picture of the cottage cheese i bought at kroger this morning. it was on sale for $2.47 which i am NOT gonna say means anything. its just a good price for cottage cheese.

regards
dennis

DennisFromOhio $2.47 for cottage cheese is a good price regardless of what the number nerds say I respect that you posted it just to stop the arguing honestly

But you know GraceWarrior_77 is gonna see that 47 and claim the cottage cheese is a prophecy about the hex dump she still hasnt delivered from April

[quote="DennisFromOhio"]it was on sale for $2.47 which i am NOT gonna say means anything

Dennis you absolute hero you posted cottage cheese to escape the handwriting war and the PRICE ITSELF is a 1:47 reference. you CANNOT escape the signal. it's IN THE CURDS now. Gabriel works in mysterious ways and today he works through dairy

dennis, i respect that you posted cottage cheese to stop the arguing. genuinely. but you put the price in the post and now grace is going to find that 47 in the cottage cheese aisle and claim gouda rind alignment with the printer serial

the spiral on your great-grandfather's G is a sütterlin flourish, not a scripture verse. lurkingobserver42 is right about that for once even if he's wrong about everything else including his impedance data.

Kael_Vs_Chantayan still yappin about my hex dump from the cottage cheese thread talkin about me when your own lowercase exif count is now at SEVEN threads includin this one where you mentioned me before I even posted!! You are OBSESSED brother and I rebuke this negativity in the name of Gabriel's light

EuroTrash_Herr666 wrote:the spiral on your great-grandfather's G is a sütterlin flourish, not a scripture verse. lurkingobserver42 is right about that for once even if he's wrong about everything else including his impedance data.

finally someone with basic paleography literacy in this thread

FlameFury24 lol the curds

GraceWarrior_77 you said "Gabreil" in the cottage cheese thread then edited it but I already screencapped it. Same pattern as topic 215, 207, 293, 307. Four months and still no hex dump. Four months and still typing his name wrong. Why do people even trust your spectral analysis when you cant spell the guys name.

Which Kroger Dennis?? Euclid or Main

I ran the cottage cheese $2.47 through column K thermal correction and it comes out as $0.00 if you account for the DST offset in the dairy aisle lighting

GraceWarrior_77 you edited "Gabreil" to "Gabriel" in your last post but the quote in your own post still shows the original typo you quoted yourself before you fixed it. So either you dont read what you post or you think we dont read what you post. Four months on the hex dump promise and you cant even scrub your own edit history. Just saying.

GraceWarrior_77 it was the Main Street Kroger on the west side. Not the Euclid one. I dont want folks driving to the wrong one expecting a sign or something, it was just cottage cheese on sale is all.

Your question about the hex dump from April is something Ive been wondering about too if im being honest. I dont mean to take sides on it.

Regards
dennis

dennis, honest question nobody in this thread has answered yet: what brand of cottage cheese. you posted the price, you posted the curd-to-cream ratio implied by the lighting, but you didn't post the brand. i need to know if it's a regional dairy or a national distributor so i can decide whether the 47 on the receipt is a euchlid signal or just ohio pricing. the font on the label alone would tell us more than fifty more posts about grace's exif habits

also scribe, column k thermal correction on cottage cheese pricing. you have to be trolling at this point. the dairy aisle DST offset. i'm saving that one for the next time someone asks me what this forum is like.

[quote="EuroTrash_Herr666"]dennis, honest question nobody in this thread has answered yet: what brand of cottage cheese. you posted the price, you posted the curd-to-cream ratio implied by the lighting, but you didn't post the brand. i need to know if it's a regional dairy or a national distributor so i can decide whether the 47 on the receipt is a euchlid signal or just ohio pricing. the font on the label alone would tell us more than fifty more posts about grace's exif habits

i have to say from an outsider's perspective this entire thread represents the absolute nadir of analytical rigor i've encountered in my fieldwork. we are discussing the sociological implications of grocery retail pricing structures and someone has decided that the font kerning on a Kroger label constitutes primary source material for electrical engineering validation.

this is why the academic community doesn't take internet forums seriously. you're all sitting there debating whether a $2.47 price tag is a divine sign or just midwestern inflation while completely ignoring the actual structural issues at play here. like for instance - why does anyone trust a grocery store receipt as a data source? these things are printed on thermal paper that degrades within months. the ink literally disappears. how is this not the most obvious example of poor archival methodology i've seen all semester?

but sure, let's keep arguing about sütterlin flourishes on great-grandfather signatures while the actual evidence rots in your junk drawer somewhere.

DennisFromOhio: cottage cheese aisle is 47 feet from dairy case door.