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Originally posted by Seymour Butz
I'll ask him about that too. And I'll make sure that he knows that you, Jason Griffn, SE, might be misrepresenting his statement to mean that he saw melted steel, I'm sure he'll appreciate that.
That IS your point for showing this video, correct?
Originally posted by Griff
If he was hired to identify steel and he couldn't.
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
reply to post by Griff
Crikey, why the hissy fit?
You and at least one other guy have dropped your name several times, in an effort to try and give your opinions more weight, I guess.
I even saw in an old thread where you posted some college classes. I think I remember you getting a C in some math class, if I remember right. Is that good for a PE?
So then you agree that he never characterized the meteorite as having been melted, right? That as a professional, he would have mentioned that? Jeeze, you even acknowledged it in the post that I first responded to when you quoted him. I guess maybe that means that you know you're stretching it a weeeee little bit, eh?
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
Originally posted by Griff
If he was hired to identify steel and he couldn't.
Is this right?
I thought he was hired to collect artifacts of all types for a museum.
Bart Voorsanger, who headed the team of architects that retrieved trade center steel
Originally posted by Griff
Bart Voorsanger, who headed the team of architects that retrieved trade center steel
Originally posted by Griff
1-I notice you still have yet to mention either your name or occupation.
2-Please show these "several times" or admit that you are lying.
3-Since I've earned my degree and my professional license, YES.
4-Listen to it again and tell me he doesn't say "molten steel". Or again, admit you are lying.
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
Infowars... wow, great research skills there Griff.
So it seems that not only have you stretched his claim of what he saw... but also stretched what he was hired for. At least you're consistent.
The Port Authority hired architects in 2001 to find historically significant pieces of steel at ground zero, and tag them for removal to the hangar, said agency spokesman Steve Coleman.
Bart Voorsanger, who headed the team of architects that retrieved trade center steel, said resurrecting the facade was "not impossible," but would likely cost several million dollars.
Originally posted by Seymour Butz
Originally posted by Griff
2-Please show these "several times" or admit that you are lying.
2-www.abovetopsecret.com...
The thread where bsbary dropped your name doesn't show up, and neither does this thread, so I don't have much faith in the search engine. But it HAS been several times.
So does that make YOU the liar?
3-Reminds me of my best friend in college. In our entomology class, he got scores of 9, 17, and 22... and yet he got his degree, and, most hilariously, his job/business relies HEAVILY on his knowledge of entomology. It's been a joke between us for years.
4- sure he says that. But troofers also call the red hot columns being pulled from the pile as proof of "molten" steel. We'll see if he responds to my email.