Simon Belmont wrote:Chap wrote:I am interested by this news, though not overly concerned by it. Is this due to a loophole in the board software, or is it an inevitable feature of a message board of this kind?
Mods (and in particular Dr Shades) - were you aware of this?
Yet when I said the very same thing, you flipped. Why is that, Chap?
Chap wrote:
Belmont should just Google "Belmont+liar" and he will eventually find a thread in which I exhibited the twin statements from him to the effect that:
(a) he has all our IP addresses.
(b) he does not have all our IP addresses.
I thought that those two statements side by side told us something about the person that posted them.
Simon Belmont wrote:
And here we see the ego of Chap, who has no doubt that he is perfect.
For when a typo is made, leaving out the word access, Chap, like the elephant, never forgets.
He uses this single typo as, what he views, a large stick with which to relentlessly beat the offender.
But his hate and anger will consume him, you see, as Chap ceases to be tender.
Like Atlas bearing the weight of the world, Chap bears the weight of his massive ego.
It will crush him.
I thought this looked odd, until I realized that it was an attempt at verse.
I cannot understand what Belmont is up to. The thread on which his lie was exposed can be seen here, starting with the post in which I drew attention to his self contradiction:
viewtopic.php?p=382052#p382052The key statements by Belmont were:
And, by the way, as a techie, I have your IP address, along with everyone else's here. I could easily use it to determine who each of you are in real life -- but will I? No. Because I am honorable and would never stoop to the level you bring yourself to.
I do not have everyone's IP addresses, I simply indicated that I have the ability to get them, as does everyone else.
Mr Stakhanovite summed up the obvious reaction quite well in
a one-word post:
Mr Stakhanovite wrote:Liar.
This issue has been referred to several times since then, and Belmont has attempted various says of extricating himself without admitting that one or other statement was a lie.
His first one, on the original thread was bizarre:
You aren't thinking outside the box, Chap. I'm talking about social engineering here.
Now he finally thinks up the typo defense. It is unfortunately now much too late to be convincing. Had this claim been true, he would have made it straight away, not six months later after the issue had already come up several times.
I don't know why Belmont thinks he will eventually be permitted to deny that he told a lie and get away with it. But he is welcome to keep trying. In his place I would just shut up and hope that everybody would forget about it. Why on earth does he keep raking it up again?