Judy, are you saying that Xeno accused you of lying twice?! Once with *if true* 
and once about Whole Foods?! Xeno's intention seemed friendly to me even tho he 
got it wrong about your alleged desire for privacy. 




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BTW, Share, another thing you missed is that there was no "desire for privacy" 
on my part in my exchange with Richard; that was purely Xeno's notion. As I 
explained to Xeno, Richard already knew where I live, because I've mentioned it 
here before. And because Richard had looked up the locations of Whole Foods 
stores in New Jersey, he knew there was one quite close to me (he even posted 
the address).

My point was Richard's flagrant dishonesty in (among other things) claiming the 
nearest one was "a long bus ride" and "two hours" distant. It was one of his 
stupid and petty attempts at trolling. It didn't warrant any discussion other 
than as a way of highlighting Richard's behavior here. There was no reason for 
Xeno to intervene; although it became clear later why he did: to suggest that I 
might be the one who was lying. Ironically, that was also a stupid and 
dishonest troll on Xeno's part.

Share wrote: 



Judy, right before this argument, Xeno defended you and your desire for privacy 
to Richard with regards to Whole Foods. 
 

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