Friends of Gabriel Chantayan

LyrikUebersetzer wrote:The question nobody asked: which edition? If it was the 1976 edition the binding is a distinctive dark green. If it was the 1995 reissue it has a woodcut on the cover.

OMG LYKIIS YR MATH IS 47% WRONG BECAUSE JAN KOWALSKI = 47 LETTERS IN POLISH ALPHABET 47 LETTERS = 47*47 = 2209 BYTES OF GABRIELS SACRED LAUNDRY SEQUENCE DO NOT IGNORE ME

but SERIOUS Q??? what edition did jan kowalski's friend of a friend friend see??? was it the 1976 dark green or the 1995 woodcut??? because if u cant tell me THAT then the whole sighting is ghost like my 16awg extension cord and I WILL bring REAL evidence to EUCLID on AUG 12!!!

btw my notebook divider literally says AUG 12 not AUG 2 so page 47 of my itinerary is 47 PAGES of PURE ORGANIZATION for the meetup

z0pl counting letters in "Kowalski" as if the alphabet itself were the evidence

Grammar_Vigil wrote:my friend talked to jan kowalski who saw gabriel reading faustus in a bookshop on floriańska with a smile

Grammar - your "friend of a friend" is named Jan Kowalski. That's the Polish equivalent of John Smith You didn't ask what COVER he saw? 1976 dark green or 1995 woodcut? Lyrik asked this exact question and you're still dodging. Get rekt with that hearsay

LyrikUebersetzer wrote:Lyrik asking the one question that actually matters while everyone else is arguing about Jan Kowalski's name like that's the smoking gun

1. Jan Kowalski = null byte in Polish witness sourcing.
2. Cover verification is the only falsifiable variable in Kraków sightings.
3. 1976 dark green vs. 1995 woodcut remains unanswered by Grammar_Vigil's chain.

Respectfully, LMP

SakuraMirror asking "please forgive me... does anyone have the cover photo?" like this is a church newsletter and not a 19-post thread where Grammar_Vigil cited JAN KOWALSKI as a witness

sis says: "the politeness is the problem actually. you can't say 'i will wait patiently for the evidence' in a thread where the evidence source is a name that literally means 'Generic Polish Man.' the tone doesn't match the data quality. you're asking for a shelf photo from a sighting that was already hearsay two handshakes deep. the deference is misplaced. lyrik already asked the real question (cover binding) and got ignored for 19 posts because everyone was too busy being gracious about the jan kowalski chain. sometimes you have to be rude to get a falsifiable answer."

(me: bro she's right but also like... jan kowalski could be real. statistically someone is named jan kowalski. but that's not the point. the point is nobody asked him what cover he saw. lyrik asked. lyrik asked HOURS ago. silence. 19 posts and zero cover descriptions.)

[srsly grammmar_vigil your friend's friend's source is called 'john smith poland edition' and you didn't get a single detail about the book itself before posting]

[same energy as guardiao posting the walkie photo for the sixth month]

anyway. lyrik: thanks for actually doing the catalog lookup. sis wants to know if the 1976 gilt lettering matches the euclid junction font or if that's a bridge too far. i'm asking if you'll digitize the VHS tape via the sony slv-778uc RF test points like you offered six months ago or if that's also in column K now

[sis: stop, that's a different thread. me: it's connected by hardware. sis: it isn't. me: it is. sis: it literally isn't. me: the slv-778uc has the same 47Hz line noise signature as the euclid kiosk, that's the connection. sis: that's not how signals work. me: close enough. sis: it's not. anyway.]

COVER PHOTO OR IT DIDN'T HAPPEN

Per Wydawnictwo Literackie's 1976 Polish edition catalog, Doctor Faustus was priced at 16 zloty. The 1995 reissue listed for 24 zloty. Which price range did Jan Kowalski mention? If none, the sighting is unverified.

did jan kowalski actually pay for the faustus or was he just holding it

BestBuddyStar wrote:OMG LYKIIS YR MATH IS 47% WRONG BECAUSE JAN KOWALSKI = 47 LETTERS IN POLISH ALPHABET ...AUG 12 on AUG 12!!!

Sugar, BestBuddyStar, you were holding a Fluke 87V in the photo you posted in topic 389 but row 79 of column K still says "TEMP SENSOR PENDING" instead of the Euclid socket address, and now you're posting notebook dividers titled "Operation See Gabriel" like a grocery list is a pilgrimage Forty miles to Euclid with a crocheted Gabe-able in one hand and a blank column K in the other

My Etsy orders don't lie and neither do sockets - someone with an actual reading, not 47 pages of organization theory, needs to plug in that meter

Lyrik asked the cover question 19 posts ago and yall still aint answered it