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TCP · **Posted:** 31 Aug 2012 6:59 pm

Oh fun, oh fun (totally off-topic) but I just got a fun late birthday present:

TCP

lcremote · **Joined:** 15 May 2008 6:00 pm **Posts:** 375

Davinho wrote:

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Are you threatening me with physical violence?

no Gus, it was you that offered me, remember?

No Russ, I don't remember.

Davinho · **Joined:** 26 Jan 2010 10:58 am **Posts:** 1812

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In a month? I'll see if I can get there. Then we can figure out the truth like men - with our fists!

lcremote · **Joined:** 15 May 2008 6:00 pm **Posts:** 375

Davinho wrote:

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In a month? I'll see if I can get there. Then we can figure out the truth like men - with our fists!

That's a very manly epistemology you have!

Serendipity · **Joined:** 20 May 2008 3:32 pm **Posts:** 2908

TCP wrote:

Oh fun, oh fun (totally off-topic) but I just got a fun late birthday present:

TCP

That is way cool.

VeryAngryMother · **Posted:** 31 Aug 2012 7:41 pm

lcremote wrote:

VeryAngryMother wrote:

Hey Dip, the thing is that I will only ever give an honest answer to a question.

Yes Dip, VAM will only be honest if she is asked. There is no coming to the aid of her fellow citizens for this one. Only if she is asked the right question will she do her civic duty. "Ma'am, why didn't you alert anyone to the crime being committed right in front of you?" "No one asked me."

I find it remarkable that everyone is dumping on Sandy while VAM gets a free pass. All Sandy is guilty of is gullibility, foolishness, and maybe desperation in the romance department (although I'm still not sure there was a sexual relationship as AG insinuates). Meanwhile, VAM knew about this supposed hoax and told no one. Even when she knew that people were being taken advantage she told no one.

Thank goodness Richard Paul started the ball rolling then..!

VAM

TCP · **Posted:** 31 Aug 2012 7:50 pm

Serendipity wrote:

TCP wrote:

Oh fun, oh fun (totally off-topic) but I just got a fun late birthday present:

TCP

That is way cool.

I can set my own password for it too, I just need a five-letter word. Hey! How about R-O-G-E-R...?

TCP

Father Silence · **Posted:** 31 Aug 2012 8:10 pm

TCP wrote:

Serendipity wrote:

TCP wrote:

Oh fun, oh fun (totally off-topic) but I just got a fun late birthday present:

TCP

That is way cool.

I can set my own password for it too, I just need a five-letter word. Hey! How about R-O-G-E-R...?

TCP

If you got it from a charismatic Harvard educated symbologist, don't bother; it's already been messed with.

Happy Birthday,

FS

TCP · **Posted:** 31 Aug 2012 9:40 pm

Father Silence wrote:

If you got it from a charismatic Harvard educated symbologist, don't bother; it's already been messed with.

Happy Birthday,

FS

Crap, so I suppose that means the scroll inside identifying the actual bloodline of Jesus and Magdalene is probably not genuine, huh?

TCP

Thomas D. · **Posted:** 31 Aug 2012 9:44 pm

TCP wrote:

Father Silence wrote:

If you got it from a charismatic Harvard educated symbologist, don't bother; it's already been messed with.

Happy Birthday,

FS

Crap, so I suppose that means the scroll inside identifying the actual bloodline of Jesus and Magdalene is probably not genuine, huh?

TCP

Did Sir Leigh have a spare?
BTW if you posted his real name how fast do you think it would be taken down?
Should we run a sweepstake?
TD :lol:

Eginolf · **Posted:** 01 Sep 2012 12:37 am

TCP wrote:

Oh fun, oh fun (totally off-topic) but I just got a fun late birthday present:

TCP

Congratulation, too.
You must be close to my birthday then, I got the same b-day like Lew Tolstoi and J. W. von Goethe.

lovuian · **Posted:** 01 Sep 2012 1:41 am

TCP wrote:

Father Silence wrote:

If you got it from a charismatic Harvard educated symbologist, don't bother; it's already been messed with.

Happy Birthday,

FS

Crap, so I suppose that means the scroll inside identifying the actual bloodline of Jesus and Magdalene is probably not genuine, huh?

TCP

Happy Birthday TCP I always knew deep down you were a Da Vinci Code fan :wink:

James2011 · **Joined:** 14 Feb 2011 11:50 am **Posts:** 316

Fleebay versions:
http://compare.ebay.co.uk/like/29069908 ... sbar&cbt=y
A little expensive but I suppose a good toy to have on the table at those dinner parties. As a joke I think I may put a message inside mine that reads 'If you're looking for Magdalene you're too late, Ben was here first'.

TCP · **Posted:** 01 Sep 2012 4:42 pm

Eginolf wrote:

TCP wrote:

Oh fun, oh fun (totally off-topic) but I just got a fun late birthday present:

TCP

Congratulation, too.
You must be close to my birthday then, I got the same b-day like Lew Tolstoi and J. W. von Goethe.

Mine's August 22nd, I share it with Dorothy Parker.

TCP

TCP · **Posted:** 01 Sep 2012 4:45 pm

Thomas D. wrote:

TCP wrote:

Father Silence wrote:

If you got it from a charismatic Harvard educated symbologist, don't bother; it's already been messed with.

Happy Birthday,

FS

Crap, so I suppose that means the scroll inside identifying the actual bloodline of Jesus and Magdalene is probably not genuine, huh?

TCP

Did Sir Leigh have a spare?
BTW if you posted his real name how fast do you think it would be taken down?
Should we run a sweepstake?
TD :lol:

I'm sure the men in black who follow me 24/7 would finish me off before I could hit "send"...

TCP

rain · **Posted:** 01 Sep 2012 9:49 pm

TCP wrote:

Eginolf wrote:

TCP wrote:

Oh fun, oh fun (totally off-topic) but I just got a fun late birthday present:

TCP

Congratulation, too.
You must be close to my birthday then, I got the same b-day like Lew Tolstoi and J. W. von Goethe.

Mine's August 22nd, I share it with Dorothy Parker.

TCP

Happy Belated Birthday, sorry I missed it. Did you have a Good Birthday? What other pressies did you get?

Renne · **Posted:** 01 Sep 2012 11:16 pm

French 16th c. code machine - Happy Bday!

Feliz Cumpleanos TCP!

Pilrig · **Posted:** 02 Sep 2012 9:57 am

Renne wrote:

Feliz Cumpleanos TCP!

Time for an English language edition !

Spartacus Paraclete · **Joined:** 30 Dec 2009 12:04 pm **Posts:** 1906

Pilrig wrote:

Renne wrote:

Feliz Cumpleanos TCP!

Time for an English language edition !

Seconded...

BULLDOGNIC · **Joined:** 24 Apr 2008 2:43 pm **Posts:** 1873

Spartacus Paraclete wrote:

Pilrig wrote:

Renne wrote:

Feliz Cumpleanos TCP!

Time for an English language edition !

Seconded...

Henry Lincoln or Bill Kersey to translate ?
Regards
Nic
Edit to add:-
Happy belated Birthday Tim

TCP · **Posted:** 02 Sep 2012 6:29 pm

rain wrote:

Happy Belated Birthday, sorry I missed it. Did you have a Good Birthday? What other pressies did you get?

Taken out to eat, mostly. A few wardrobe enhancements.

TCP

TCP · **Posted:** 02 Sep 2012 6:31 pm

Renne wrote:

French 16th c. code machine - Happy Bday!

Now that's EXACTLY what I wanted! Thanks Renne, you shouldn't have!

TCP

lcremote · **Joined:** 15 May 2008 6:00 pm **Posts:** 375

tingra wrote:

lcremote wrote:

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"Hammott’s team was Sandy Hamblett, a nurse and archaeology student from the West Country, who edited a Rennes-le-Château journal. Wilkinson moved in with her after his marriage dissolved."
(2012-08-01). The Heretic Magazine - Volume 1 (Kindle Locations 1823-1824). The Heretic Publishing. Kindle Edition.

This is written to suggest that Ben Hammott and Sandy Hamblett were romantically involved. Is this true? Or is AG unfairly and irresponsibly insinuating something about which he knows nothing?

Of course its not true :shock:

, leaving that sentence like that adds drama, it feeds the imagination and encourages malicious gossip. Andrew is a nice guy, I am sure that once he realises his error he will put it right

No. He did not put it right.

lcremote · **Joined:** 15 May 2008 6:00 pm **Posts:** 375

Renne wrote:

Who said what about the gold plates?!!

Andrew Gough says that they are a hoax for gullible fools.

lcremote · **Joined:** 15 May 2008 6:00 pm **Posts:** 375

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Andrew Gough writes: Never Fear The Truth.

The movie, Bloodline, was skilfully crafted and its director, Bruce Burgess, was compelling on camera. As was Nicolas Haywood, an alleged spokesperson of the Priory of Sion, who looked the business and bestowed significance on Wilkinson’s discoveries by saying,

"I have friends in the Priory of Sion and speak on their behalf. We do not seek publicity. We delight, on occasion, when the right people come along with the right mindset and intention, and that is why I am here."

I remember thinking with some incredulity, ‘what, then, does that say about the Priory of Sion’s judgement?’

What does this passage say about Andrew Gough's credibility? It says that he is willing to twist the truth for the sake of interesting narrative. Nicolas Haywood was NOT referring to 'Wilkinson's discoveries' (Ben Hammott) when he made this statement. This statement was made before Bruce Burgess had contacted Ben.

So, Andrew Gough, when did you "remember thinking, ‘what, then, does that say about the Priory of Sion’s judgement?’" Right after constructing this bogus narrative? Right after you connected two unrelated events? How much of this narrative has been re-created in order to further your 'confession' agenda? I can see that you are struggling to balance a desire to make the 'hoax' look as foolish and childish as possible with a desire to explain away 10 years of giving credence to such a (supposedly) ridiculous hoax. A tricky job that required some factual distortion. But well-played nonetheless.

PS: Message from Gus Stiver to Andrew Gough: "Peace and Love!"

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