(07-22-2017 08:21 PM)Machiavelli Wrote:  How many things did you omit?

All told, I think it was 3 errors. Not all omissions, I had some dates wrong too.

About a 4??????? Puhleaze. They have selective Russsian amnesia.

(07-22-2017 08:39 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  This all reminds me of a deal I got into with TNRCC years ago. I get this call, "Do you remember an email you sent to us regarding [my client, who is conferenced in with us] in June 1998 (this was during 2007 or 2008)?"
"No," I replied.
"You don't remember it?" (I've been given no details about what it was about or what it said at this point)
"Hell, no, I don't remember it. I've slept a few times since then. What was it about?"
"Well, we're having a hearing about it next Tuesday at 10 AM in Austin and we would like for you to be there."
"Well, I have a conflict on Tuesday, can we do it Wednesday at 10?"
"Yes."
So I go to the hearing. Still have no clue what this is about. Turns out it's an email I did send to respond to a question they had, the week before my son and I left to go to the World Cup in France. I remembered being in a hurry to get it out after they dropped the request on me at the last minute before we left. It was a financial projection and the situation changed, so the actual numbers 9 years later were somewhat different than my projection. The staff was incredulous that I didn't remember every last detail about the email off the top of my head, but fortunately once I saw the email, it refreshed my memory enough that I could explain everything satisfactorily, and my client walked out with the approvals he needed.

My point is that's one difference between how government operates and how normal people operate. You're expected to remember every last detail of something you probably forgot about years ago. If I had to fill out an SF86 today, I'm sure I'd make mistakes, because normal people just don't remember all those details as a matter of routine. But I'd fix the errors as they came to my attention, which is acceptable.

that's the beauty of being consistent in fact.....everything else will fall apart if that isn't adhered to among the ones that are supposedly competent.....how could one be expected to be perfect.....that's just ******* stupid.....

it's fun when you get rip the 'dee(a)r(s)' a new one......that I do miss....

(07-22-2017 08:06 PM)Ohio Poly Wrote:  O.J.'s cell will be freed up in October. A few more cells will be needed as well...

Likely with padded walls....reserve your room while you still can.

(07-22-2017 08:39 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  My point is that's one difference between how government operates and how normal people operate. You're expected to remember every last detail of something you probably forgot about years ago.

Hence why I have two locked fireproof file cabinets in my gun room filled with my incident notes, copies of correspondence, etc. My wife asked me a month or so ago if I wanted her help in cleaning them out to sell and I told her she had at least another decade before I was ready for that.

(07-22-2017 07:20 PM)Machiavelli Wrote:  https://www.vox.com/policy-and-politics/...ia-stories


When you read their statements and timelines it sure is incriminating. This is a factual compilation of events. No need to fear it. Would FoxNews inform you of such timelines of events? I tried to look for something like this on their site and no such luck. I was hoping to find it for you guys. You guys will just have to settle for Vox. Read it and try to refute it.

Didn't you just get thru stating in another thread you were done with this shite? I figured it was BS and was going to call you out on it but I figured I'd give you the benefit of doubt. I shoulda known better with a girl like you...lalala

(07-22-2017 08:11 PM)Machiavelli Wrote:  Kushner omitted over 100 contacts egregiously on his sf 86. If he were any other person he would be imprisoned. It's unfathomable that he still has security clearance. You mess up one time it's your ass. He has purposely evaded answering truthfully. A felony.

Another accusation of faux crimes, color me shocked. I know little of the intricacies of law but even I know this doesn't constitute a crime.

(07-23-2017 12:50 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  

(07-22-2017 08:39 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  My point is that's one difference between how government operates and how normal people operate. You're expected to remember every last detail of something you probably forgot about years ago.

Hence why I have two locked fireproof file cabinets in my gun room filled with my incident notes, copies of correspondence, etc. My wife asked me a month or so ago if I wanted her help in cleaning them out to sell and I told her she had at least another decade before I was ready for that.

She wanted you to sell your guns???

(07-23-2017 01:04 PM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  

(07-23-2017 12:50 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  

(07-22-2017 08:39 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  My point is that's one difference between how government operates and how normal people operate. You're expected to remember every last detail of something you probably forgot about years ago.

Hence why I have two locked fireproof file cabinets in my gun room filled with my incident notes, copies of correspondence, etc. My wife asked me a month or so ago if I wanted her help in cleaning them out to sell and I told her she had at least another decade before I was ready for that.

She wanted you to sell your guns???

No, the expensive file cabinets. She might act a little crazy from time to time but she's far from stupid.

(07-23-2017 01:12 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  No, the expensive file cabinets.

Are they Victor cabinets?

(07-23-2017 01:36 PM)LeFlâneur Wrote:  

(07-23-2017 01:12 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  No, the expensive file cabinets.

Are they Victor cabinets?

FireKing. They were about $1000 a pop 15 years ago. Heavy sumbeeches as well.

We have one we are keeping that has all our personal stuff in it, but as you can imagine over 20+ years I accumulated a ton of incident notes, memos, emails, etc.

Trump: Fake News then it was no collusion, then it was collusion isnt illegal.

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(07-23-2017 01:12 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  

(07-23-2017 01:04 PM)TigerBlue4Ever Wrote:  

(07-23-2017 12:50 PM)Kaplony Wrote:  

(07-22-2017 08:39 PM)Owl 69/70/75 Wrote:  My point is that's one difference between how government operates and how normal people operate. You're expected to remember every last detail of something you probably forgot about years ago.

Hence why I have two locked fireproof file cabinets in my gun room filled with my incident notes, copies of correspondence, etc. My wife asked me a month or so ago if I wanted her help in cleaning them out to sell and I told her she had at least another decade before I was ready for that.

She wanted you to sell your guns???

No, the expensive file cabinets. She might act a little crazy from time to time but she's far from stupid.

Was she looking for any Russian collusions? LOL

get help.

http://csnbbs.com/showthread.php?pid=144...id14460523


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