Gratuitous: Received headers show the messages arriving at the *same* second,
making it impossible to tell which came first (time-wise).
Nice job.
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On Aug 6, 2011, at 10:32 AM, Geoffrey Spear <geoffsp...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Fri, Jul 29, 2011 at 4:19 AM, Arkady English
> <arkadyenglish+ag...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> I call a CFJ on the statement "The player with the e-mail address
>> 'geoffsp...@gmail.com' (Wooble) is a player."
>
> I initiate a criminal CFJ alleging that H. CotC Murphy violated the
> Power-2 rule 1868 by failing to assign a judge to the above judicial
> case as soon as possible after it became Open.
>
> I submit the following gratuitous arguments in the quoted inquiry case
> (not the criminal case):
>
> {{
> I allegedly registered at 13:41:01 UTC; my previous deregistration
> occurred at 13:41:02 30 days earlier; I was still ineligible for 1
> second. This was intended to create secret ambiguity to protest the
> lack of to-the-second granularity in the current Registrar's reports.
>
> When I decided that it would be more interesting to be a platonic
> player confusingly instead of being a platonic non-player confusingly,
> I purportedly deregistered again and then actually registered.
>
> Therefore, at the time this CFJ was called, the statement was FALSE,
> although if re-called it would be TRUE.
> }}
>
> Pedantically Yours,
>
> Wooble
