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Posted by Terrapin Station on Thu Oct 29 23:17:51 2015, in response to Re: Allan Rosen and the 34th Street (Herald Square) elevator, posted by BrooklynBus on Thu Oct 29 14:43:24 2015. I just saw another be of your IAWTPs this morning. You make several a day. Most others add something to the conversation.Wrong again. I already told you that you are wrong. You've failed to come up with a serious answer to my question. All I can say is that when I talk to people in person and not on the Internet, virtually every single person tells me how much they enjoyed the column and how insightful they have been.Of course they have found it insightful, because they have no advanced knowledge of the subject matter. You're a former MTA employee so who are they to say you're wrong. Fortunately, on a railfan forum, and among people who use the internet and GOOGLE, there are plenty of people with enough knowledge of the matters you write about to shoot down all the BS you post. I guess it's much easier to insult people and call them names when it is not done face to face.Wrong. It's much easier to meticulously point out how wrong you are, and then when you deny it or ignore it, then you deserve all the names and insults that come your way as a result. On the Internet, tere are about ten people who vehemently have objected to my posts. Many just ask questions or clarifications. There were thousands of people reading the column. I don't consider ten a big number. Yet you are attempting to make it appear that hundreds or perhaps thousands have disagreed with me. How many posters can you actually name?You must be completely deluded. Almost all the posts on here and on the Sheepbiting blog were from many different people who vehemently disagreed with you for very valid reasons. You may know some thingsO rly? but you are a little delusionary about how extensive your knowledge really is.How so? What have I ever been consistently wrong about? What topics do I post often about that many people constantly tell me I am factually wrong about? On the other hand, I know what my limitations are, and if I don't know something, I don't express an opinion about it.LOL!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! You've twice now stated that it takes like 7 or 8 minutes to get out of the Hudson Yards station!!! You're completely wrong about that, you have no idea what your limitations are on estimating time duration, and you have no idea how incredibly that shatters any remaining credibility you may have had as a transportation planner!!!! I was once mistaken about an elevator at Atlantic Avenue. Everyone makes mistakes, but you have brought that up at least 25 times. Get overit already.LOL! You weren't just "mistaken". You denied it existed. You made the claim. A claim that could be easily verified as false before even making it, thus saving you any embarrassment. But you failed at that and went ahead and made the claim. You were then told by several different people that you were wrong. YOU CONTINUED TO MAINTAIN YOUR POSITION AND WOULD NOT LISTEN TO REASON. That is not a mistake. That is sheer stupidity/stubbornness. You continue to refuse to listen to people who have proven themselves time and time again to be knowledgeable on the topics on which they criticize you. |
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