Who cares?

 I'm not the one that keeps bringing up the truck, for over a year now.

 I'm not the one that's too STUPID, STUPID, STUPID to work a URL.

 I'm not the one that whined and cried for someone, -anyone-, to provide
them with a URL that they were TOO STUPID, STUPID, STUPID to use anyway, and
then called everybody a liar to cover his own PARAMOUNT STUPIDITY.

 I'm not the one, who, now that the correct URLs have been provide
directly, is SO FUCKIN RETARDED he can't see a 75 ft long, 35,000 lb
vehicle -right- in front of his hebetating face.

 I'm not the one that is TOO LAZY and TOO f.ck-WITTED to provide cites that
he chimps about over and over, so that two fine charities would get $1000.

 I'm not the one who runs around leg-humping in other threads to cover
his -abject- humiliation.

 That would all be Futile David Frank of Team Futile.

 I'm not the a.shole buddy that scurried and shanked you when he could
have -easily- helped-

 That's your Godhead Futile John Francis, the spineless, quivering squid
who's a.s you keep your nose up.

 Who -I- am, is the guy with the spine and integrity to bet a THOUSAND
DOLLARS on my word.

 $1000 on Team 3.

 The bet stands, while you and Johnny Boy do the Usenet Electric Slide
Scurry, and the archives, as they always do, back me 100%

 YOUR LORD AND MASTER.

If you truly defended me then thats great.  But when you signed up for
the military, it also became your f.cking job and not something to
whine about.

Then why aren't you doing your part to get them put on the freaking
lists?  Why are you sitting here typing insults to everyone instead of
doing something to help your family members and their honor?

Your momma.  I already told you that.  And you know that if YOU
thought someone here claimed to be military and they weren't,  YOU
wouldn't let that slide.  Why are you so busy defending Dillon's dick
about it?

With the use of computers, service records are a bit more complete these
days than they were even as recently as 30 years ago... The government is
pretty good about keeping records of things, they're just not necessarily
that accurate with the records sometimes (i.e. quantify vs quality)...
Back in the old days, everything was paper and you carried your record
with you from one duty station to another... Things got lost (or even
added)... There was probably a record somewhere else, but who know how
long a service member might go before a discrepancy was found... Military
payroll records have probably always had problems with them... It was
quite common aboard ship to see quite a few people down at the disbursing
office trying to straighten out their pay records... If they can't get the
pay right, I have no doubt that they might screw up the records on
citations also... Assuming the Dillon's father was in WWII, I would not be
the least surprised to learn that the government had the records screwed
up... A few years ago, I was working on a fault tolerant communication
layer for replication of personnel information between ship and shore...
Basically keeping the databases in sync... During my testing, I looked up
some names of individuals whom I had served with while in the Navy many
yeas ago... Some were listed, some weren't... Others who were still in the
Navy were listed at a different rank than they currently held... All in
all, considering the number of 'employees' and 'former employee's, the
military does pretty good, but with that many people, it's not uncommon
for things to kind of slip through the cracks...

hierophantf...@hotmail.com wrote:

It doesn't take much effort at all to find out that there are no
online resources that are complete lists of all recipients.  If you
look a bit further, you'll find that this even includes the Bronze and/
or Silver Stars awarded within the past year.

See:

<http://wiki.answers.com/Q/
Is_there_a_list_of_World_War_2_Bronze_Star_winners>

<http://www.amervets.com/ssmedl.htm#prp>
<http://www.amervets.com/bsmedl.htm#prp>

Imagine that all it then takes to prove you as a pathetic liar is for
any one reader here to provide a .jpg of any Vet's original award
certificate that you can't find online.

But that is rather trivial to do, so rather than simply proving that
you're an a.shole, here's a more useful opportunity:

First, you agree to the following offer, and put some money into
Escrow with Greg so that you can't Welch Out of what follows:

Second, the posters here provide some reasonble documentation of a
Silver or Bronze Star having being awarded, such as a .jpg of an old
photo of the individual wearing it, a .jpg of the original award
certificate, letter from a Service, etc.  This represents the
challenge.

Third, you then must provide a credible online citation that
'documents' the above 'challenge' award recpient, to demonstrate your
claim that all Stars are currently documented through online
services.

If you fail to do so within 24 hours, then $100 of your Escrowed funds
are sent by Greg to Reef Relief as a charitable donation.

But if you *can* provide a credible online citation that the above
award recipient was documented (within 24 hours), then only $50 of
your Escrowed funds are sent to Reef Relief as a charitable donation,
and the poster who submitted the Vet's name will double that amount
and provide a $100 donation to Reef Relief.

Finally, if after a week you have gone "Oh Fer" by not being able to
match up any Vets with online records in part 3, then your total
donations to Reef Relief are doubled.

Deal?  Or will you Cut & Run?

-hh

 Team Pathetic?

 Cut & run.

 5 Bucks (or whatever is required) on Team 3.

On May 6, 11:56 pm, "Scott" <n...@home.com> wrote:

Not evading anything but allowing you to show everyone what a real lowlife
you are.