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NancyGene wrote:

NancyGene wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
Harry Lime, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real. >>>>
Here's the proof.

This is what proof means, Harry.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Wrong again, Donkey.

There is no proof that said "introduction" is real.

It is not signed by Zu-Bolton (which would have been the normal procedure), someone merely typed his name.

It does not appear to be part of a larger document (specifically, "Pegasus' magazine), but looks like a single sheet of standard typing paper.

Nor have you provided any supporting evidence from the school (records that Zu-Bolton spent a semester there), photos of Zu-Bolton from a yearbook (which you were able to post photos of yourself from), or even verbal confirmations from any of your classmates.

On top of that, you have long proven yourself to be both a habitual liar and a con man, and *NO ONE* here is going to take you at your word (Dunce excluded, of course).

That photo of an unsigned, typewritten sheet of paper would not be admissible as evidence in a court of law.

You can repeat yourself and stamp your foot as much as you want, but it isn't going to change that *fact.*

Correct. That paper which the Donkey keeps posting is a forgery, meant to bolster Donkey's claim that Zu-Bolton was anywhere near Columbus. He wasn't.

Let's see a scan of the entire publication. We don't believe Will Donkey. Will Donkey is a liar. The "proof" is not proof that would stand up in any court. It is a forgery that someone made up (Donkey?).

I doubt that it was an actual publication.

A public high school magazine from 1976 would have been made up of Xeroxed copies of typewritten pages, stapled together or presented in a clear plastic binder. As such, pages could easily be removed and/or added at will.

But Donkey has posted photos (of himself) from the 1976 Carver yearbook. He obviously either owns a copy, or has access to a copy online. It would be easy for him to post the Faculty Member photo of Zu-Bolton. After all, he's posted the Faculty Member photo of Dan Barfly.

I've asked Donkey to post a photo of Zu-Bolton from the 1976 yearbook several times now, and he's ignored each of my requests. Why?

I think we all know why. Because Zu-Bolton doesn't appear in the 1976 yearbook. He's not there as "Faculty." He's not there as the "Poet-in-Residence." And he's not there as a class advisor for the student magazine.

The complete 1976 yearbook can be read at classmates dot com. JLA Forums doesn't allow us to post links, but the yearbook is available for view. Anyone can sign in through the Facebook account.

Will Donkey is listed as a Junior that year. Dan Barfly appears as a Faculty member.

Since the typewritten page Will keeps touting as "evidence" is dated "May 1976," this is the yearbook that Zu-Bolton would have appeared in.


The complete 1977 yearbook can be read there as well. Will Donkey appears as a Senior. Dan Barfly is no longer a Faculty member. Nor, for that matter, is Zu-Bolton.

The Club photo for Pegasus Magazine appears on page 164. Will Donkey is in the photo. Zu-Bolton is not. Beside the photo is a paragraph about Pegasus Magazine, explaining how the students raised the necessary money to publish it. Zu-Bolton's name is not mentioned.

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mpsilvertone@yahoo-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (HarryLime) wrote in news:oJmdnUHbLtuHgHr1nZ2dnZfqn_idnZ2d@giganews.com:

NancyGene wrote:

NancyGene wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
Harry Lime, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is
real.

Here's the proof.

This is what proof means, Harry.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Wrong again, Donkey.

There is no proof that said "introduction" is real.

It is not signed by Zu-Bolton (which would have been the normal
procedure), someone merely typed his name.

It does not appear to be part of a larger document (specifically,
"Pegasus' magazine), but looks like a single sheet of standard
typing paper.

Nor have you provided any supporting evidence from the school
(records that Zu-Bolton spent a semester there), photos of
Zu-Bolton from a yearbook (which you were able to post photos of
yourself from), or even verbal confirmations from any of your
classmates.

On top of that, you have long proven yourself to be both a habitual
liar and a con man, and *NO ONE* here is going to take you at your
word (Dunce excluded, of course).

That photo of an unsigned, typewritten sheet of paper would not be
admissible as evidence in a court of law.

You can repeat yourself and stamp your foot as much as you want,
but it isn't going to change that *fact.*

Correct. That paper which the Donkey keeps posting is a forgery,
meant to bolster Donkey's claim that Zu-Bolton was anywhere near
Columbus. He wasn't.

Let's see a scan of the entire publication. We don't believe Will
Donkey. Will Donkey is a liar. The "proof" is not proof that would
stand up in any court. It is a forgery that someone made up
(Donkey?).

I doubt that it was an actual publication.

A public high school magazine from 1976 would have been made up of
Xeroxed copies of typewritten pages, stapled together or presented in
a clear plastic binder. As such, pages could easily be removed and/or
added at will.

But Donkey has posted photos (of himself) from the 1976 Carver
yearbook. He obviously either owns a copy, or has access to a copy
online. It would be easy for him to post the Faculty Member photo of Zu-Bolton. After all, he's posted the Faculty Member photo of Dan
Barfly.

I've asked Donkey to post a photo of Zu-Bolton from the 1976 yearbook
several times now, and he's ignored each of my requests. Why?

I think we all know why. Because Zu-Bolton doesn't appear in the 1976 yearbook. He's not there as "Faculty." He's not there as the "Poet-in-Residence." And he's not there as a class advisor for the
student magazine.

The complete 1976 yearbook can be read at classmates dot com. JLA
Forums doesn't allow us to post links, but the yearbook is available
for view. Anyone can sign in through the Facebook account.

Will Donkey is listed as a Junior that year. Dan Barfly appears as a
Faculty member.

Since the typewritten page Will keeps touting as "evidence" is dated
"May 1976," this is the yearbook that Zu-Bolton would have appeared
in.

The complete 1977 yearbook can be read there as well. Will Donkey
appears as a Senior. Dan Barfly is no longer a Faculty member. Nor,
for that matter, is Zu-Bolton.

The Club photo for Pegasus Magazine appears on page 164. Will Donkey
is in the photo. Zu-Bolton is not. Beside the photo is a paragraph
about Pegasus Magazine, explaining how the students raised the
necessary money to publish it. Zu-Bolton's name is not mentioned.

w w w DOT classmates DOT com SLASH siteui SLASH yearbooks SLASH 220623?page=61

Watching the Dreckweasel fail so spectacularly is almost the ordinary
course of events.

I noticed one page in the yearbook labeled "Top Students" with pictures.
Hard to believe but Little Willie Douchebag was nowhere to be seen
either in print or pictures. Imagine that!

My faith in the denizens of Shitkickerville HS has been shattered. How
could they not see that Quackster was a world class musician, poet and pizzaboi?

Education is obviously wasted on them. Fortunately Dreckery saw that was
in error and dropped out just in time. His wild success in life has been justly earned.
--
"Post-editing someone's statement before replying to it is a sure sign
that you have already lost the argument." - Little Willie Douchebag gets another asskicking from Pendragon.

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Will-Dockery wrote:
NancyGene, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

In addition to the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton, here's a better view of the front cover.

Here's the proof, a new scan of the front cover taken in October 2025, showing the side staple binding a little better.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)


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Will-Dockery wrote:
NancyGene, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

The Pegasus 1976 literary journal staff.

Unfortunately, Ahmos Zu-Bolton and Dan Barfield aren't shown in the photograph, just the students on the staff

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)


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Will-Dockery wrote:
The Pegasus 1976 literary journal staff.

Unfortunately, Ahmos Zu-Bolton and Dan Barfield aren't shown in the photograph, just the students on the staff

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Why is Zu-Bolton also missing from the Faculty pages?

Surely the school would want to include a photo of such a well known "poet-in-residence" as part of their faculty.

Why doesn't this well known poet appear in any of the candid photos?

Why doesn't the paragraph describing Pegasus Magazine in the 1977 yearbook mention that Zu-Bolton had been the previous issue's advisor?


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Will-Dockery wrote:
In addition to the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton, here's a better view of the front cover.

Here's the proof, a new scan of the front cover taken in October 2025, showing the side staple binding a little better.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

That's saddle-stapled, you moron.

I thought you were a small press publisher back in the day?

If you read listings publications, like Scavenger's, as you claim, you would have known this.


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HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The Pegasus 1976 literary journal staff.

Unfortunately, Ahmos Zu-Bolton and Dan Barfield aren't shown in the photograph, just the students on the staff

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Why is Zu-Bolton also missing from the Faculty pages?

I don't know, I wasn't on the yearbook staff, only on the Carverlite newspaper and Pegasus literary journal staff.


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Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The Pegasus 1976 literary journal staff.

Unfortunately, Ahmos Zu-Bolton and Dan Barfield aren't shown in the photograph, just the students on the staff

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Why is Zu-Bolton also missing from the Faculty pages?

I don't know, I wasn't on the yearbook staff, only on the Carverlite newspaper and Pegasus literary journal staff.

Has this photograph been put through some sort of filter app? When I click on it for an enlarged view, the faces all appear to have been drawn.


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HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The Pegasus 1976 literary journal staff.

Unfortunately, Ahmos Zu-Bolton and Dan Barfield aren't shown in the photograph, just the students on the staff

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Why is Zu-Bolton also missing from the Faculty pages?

I don't know, I wasn't on the yearbook staff, only on the Carverlite newspaper and Pegasus literary journal staff.

Has this photograph been put through some sort of filter app? When I click on it for an enlarged view, the faces all appear to have been drawn.

Yes, the photograph was colorized by my friend David Phillips.

I can post the original photograph soon.


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Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The Pegasus 1976 literary journal staff.

Unfortunately, Ahmos Zu-Bolton and Dan Barfield aren't shown in the photograph, just the students on the staff

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Why is Zu-Bolton also missing from the Faculty pages?

I don't know, I wasn't on the yearbook staff, only on the Carverlite newspaper and Pegasus literary journal staff.

Has this photograph been put through some sort of filter app? When I click on it for an enlarged view, the faces all appear to have been drawn.

Yes, the photograph was colorized by my friend David Phillips.

I can post the original photograph soon.

I advise Mr. Phillips to stick to his day job (assuming he has one).

Don't bother posting the original, as I can view your entire yearbook at classmates dot com.


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HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The Pegasus 1976 literary journal staff.

Unfortunately, Ahmos Zu-Bolton and Dan Barfield aren't shown in the photograph, just the students on the staff

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Why is Zu-Bolton also missing from the Faculty pages?

I don't know, I wasn't on the yearbook staff, only on the Carverlite newspaper and Pegasus literary journal staff.

Has this photograph been put through some sort of filter app? When I click on it for an enlarged view, the faces all appear to have been drawn.

Yes, the photograph was colorized by my friend David Phillips.

I can post the original photograph soon.

I advise Mr. Phillips to stick to his day job (assuming he has one).

Don't bother posting the original, as I can view your entire yearbook at classmates dot com.

I might post the original anyway, just for the record and the archives.


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Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The Pegasus 1976 literary journal staff.

Unfortunately, Ahmos Zu-Bolton and Dan Barfield aren't shown in the photograph, just the students on the staff

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Why is Zu-Bolton also missing from the Faculty pages?

I don't know, I wasn't on the yearbook staff, only on the Carverlite newspaper and Pegasus literary journal staff.

Has this photograph been put through some sort of filter app? When I click on it for an enlarged view, the faces all appear to have been drawn.

Yes, the photograph was colorized by my friend David Phillips.

I can post the original photograph soon.

I advise Mr. Phillips to stick to his day job (assuming he has one).

Don't bother posting the original, as I can view your entire yearbook at classmates dot com.

I might post the original anyway, just for the record and the archives.

Seriously, Donkey... no one gives a flying f*ck.


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Will-Dockery wrote:
NancyGene, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

That's okay, Pendragon, simply skip and ignore.

EfOe


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Will-Dockery wrote:
NancyGene, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Again, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)


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Will-Dockery wrote:
NancyGene, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Lest this be buried in the ongoing mass tizzy by the monkey team, here's the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums elsewhere in this thread.)


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HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The Pegasus 1976 literary journal staff.

Unfortunately, Ahmos Zu-Bolton and Dan Barfield aren't shown in the photograph, just the students on the staff

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Why is Zu-Bolton also missing from the Faculty pages?

I don't know, I wasn't on the yearbook staff, only on the Carverlite newspaper and Pegasus literary journal staff.

Has this photograph been put through some sort of filter app? When I click on it for an enlarged view, the faces all appear to have been drawn.

Yes, the photograph was colorized by my friend David Phillips.

I can post the original photograph soon.

I advise Mr. Phillips to stick to his day job (assuming he has one).

Don't bother posting the original, as I can view your entire yearbook at classmates dot com.

I might post the original anyway, just for the record and the archives.

Seriously, Donkey... no one gives a flying f*ck.

Dockery has posted those pictures dozens of times. No one wants to see pictures of a bunch of idiot kids (well, maybe Stinky G did). Phillips is another one of Dockery's criminal-past friends. His colorizations are laughable. As you said, the enlargements show drawn-on faces.


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NancyGene wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The Pegasus 1976 literary journal staff.

Unfortunately, Ahmos Zu-Bolton and Dan Barfield aren't shown in the photograph, just the students on the staff

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Why is Zu-Bolton also missing from the Faculty pages?

I don't know, I wasn't on the yearbook staff, only on the Carverlite newspaper and Pegasus literary journal staff.

Has this photograph been put through some sort of filter app? When I click on it for an enlarged view, the faces all appear to have been drawn.

Yes, the photograph was colorized by my friend David Phillips.

I can post the original photograph soon.

I advise Mr. Phillips to stick to his day job (assuming he has one).

Don't bother posting the original, as I can view your entire yearbook at classmates dot com.

I might post the original anyway, just for the record and the archives.

Seriously, Donkey... no one gives a flying f*ck.

Dockery has posted those pictures dozens of times. No one wants to see pictures of a bunch of idiot kids (well, maybe Stinky G did). Phillips is another one of Dockery's criminal-past friends. His colorizations are laughable. As you said, the enlargements show drawn-on faces.

They're actually quite creepy looking. One poor little girl was even given the flesh tones of a decaying corpse.


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HarryLime wrote:

NancyGene wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The Pegasus 1976 literary journal staff.

Unfortunately, Ahmos Zu-Bolton and Dan Barfield aren't shown in the photograph, just the students on the staff

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Why is Zu-Bolton also missing from the Faculty pages?

I don't know, I wasn't on the yearbook staff, only on the Carverlite newspaper and Pegasus literary journal staff.

Has this photograph been put through some sort of filter app? When I click on it for an enlarged view, the faces all appear to have been drawn.

Yes, the photograph was colorized by my friend David Phillips.

I can post the original photograph soon.

I advise Mr. Phillips to stick to his day job (assuming he has one). >>>>>
Don't bother posting the original, as I can view your entire yearbook at classmates dot com.

I might post the original anyway, just for the record and the archives. >>>

They're actually quite creepy looking. One poor little girl was even given the flesh tones of a decaying corpse.

Yes, I agree, and have stopped using that photograph.

See the original photograph, at JLA Forums attachment below.


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HarryLime wrote:

NancyGene wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The Pegasus 1976 literary journal staff.

Unfortunately, Ahmos Zu-Bolton and Dan Barfield aren't shown in the photograph, just the students on the staff

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Why is Zu-Bolton also missing from the Faculty pages?

I don't know, I wasn't on the yearbook staff, only on the Carverlite newspaper and Pegasus literary journal staff.

Has this photograph been put through some sort of filter app? When I click on it for an enlarged view, the faces all appear to have been drawn.

Yes, the photograph was colorized by my friend David Phillips.

I can post the original photograph soon.

I advise Mr. Phillips to stick to his day job (assuming he has one). >>>>>
Don't bother posting the original, as I can view your entire yearbook at classmates dot com.

I might post the original anyway, just for the record and the archives. >>>

Seriously, Donkey... no one gives a flying f*ck.

Dockery has posted those pictures dozens of times. No one wants to see pictures of a bunch of idiot kids (well, maybe Stinky G did). Phillips is another one of Dockery's criminal-past friends. His colorizations are laughable. As you said, the enlargements show drawn-on faces.

They're actually quite creepy looking. One poor little girl was even given the flesh tones of a decaying corpse.

Donkey now says (after Michael pointed it out) that he has stopped posting the colorized version of his fellow untalented writing group from high school. Donkey cannot see, so he would not have seen the obvious color lines on the faces. Mr. Phillips should be flogged. Mr. Phillips has discovered a toy that he doesn't know how to play with.


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[quote="NancyGene"]

HarryLime wrote:

NancyGene wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The Pegasus 1976 literary journal staff.

Unfortunately, Ahmos Zu-Bolton and Dan Barfield aren't shown in the photograph, just the students on the staff

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Why is Zu-Bolton also missing from the Faculty pages?

I don't know, I wasn't on the yearbook staff, only on the Carverlite newspaper and Pegasus literary journal staff.

Has this photograph been put through some sort of filter app? When I click on it for an enlarged view, the faces all appear to have been drawn.

Yes, the photograph was colorized by my friend David Phillips.

I can post the original photograph soon.

I advise Mr. Phillips to stick to his day job (assuming he has one). >>>>>
Don't bother posting the original, as I can view your entire yearbook at classmates dot com.

I might post the original anyway, just for the record and the archives. >>>

now says (after Michael pointed it out) that he has stopped posting the colorized version of his writing group from high school. cannot see, so he would not have seen the obvious color lines on the faces. Mr. Phillips has discovered a toy that he doesn't know how to play with.

Well, it's pretty much common knowledge that I have vision problems, and until I zoomed in on the refurbished photograph I didn't notice the strange additions artificial intelligence has made to it.

So, yes, I've discontinued use of that version of the photograph and am sticking with the black and white original.

HTH and HAND.


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Will-Dockery wrote:
NancyGene, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

The introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(Original text restored, see attachment at JLA Forums.)

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Will-Dockery wrote:
The introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(Original text restored, see attachment at JLA Forums.)

***

How many times do we all have to keep telling you that it isn't any such thing, Donkey?

It is a typewritten sheet of paper that appears to (possibly) be in a saddle-stapled magazine.

However, there is no way to determine that it is part of Pegasus Magazine. The cover isn't showing to identify it.

And, even if the cover were showing, you could easily have removed the staples and inserted it.

Again, here are some valid methods of proof that you would do better to pursue:

A. Provide a link to a copy of a yearbook that shows Zu-Bolton in a photo. For some inexplicable reason, neither his name, nor his photograph appears in either the 1976 and 1977 yearbooks.

B. Provide a link to a photocopy of a Columbus newspaper that announces his being named "Poet-in-Residence" at Carver High. Surely something like that would have made the local news.

C. Provide a scan of the school newspaper (I believe you were a member) that shows and/or mentions Zu-Bolton.

D. Post a copy of a signed document from the school records showing Zu-Bolton's contract, termination, etc. (possibly available by contacting the school).


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HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(Original text restored, see attachment at JLA Forums.)

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How many times do we

Of course, I'd never expect you to admit it.

EfOe


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mpsilvertone@yahoo-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (HarryLime) posted:

Will Dockery wrote:

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

The photograph is legit, written by Ahmos Zu-Bolton in 1976.

Already proven.

See the JLA Forums attachment.

One question I do have, is how come his poet-in-residence position at Carver High is not mentioned in Penny's bio on him?

https://pennyspoetry.fandom.com/wiki/Ahmos_Zu-Bolton

According to Penny:

"From 1973 to 1976 he worked for the Humanities Resources Center,[4] or African-American Resources Center,[2] of Howard University in Washington, D.C.. There he came into contact with Stephen E. Henderson, E. Ethelbert Miller, and other writers, who encouraged him to publish HooDoo.[4]

"In 1975 he published a collection of poems, A N*ggered Amen, and co-edited Synergy D.C. Anthology.[5]

In 1976 he moved his company to Houston, and then to Galveston, Texas, renaming it Energy Earth Communications, Inc., and reorganizing it as a small press distribution network.[6]

"Between 1977 to 1980 he also organized a series of HooDoo Festivals, which presented poets and musicians in New Orleans, Galveston, Austin, Houston, and other cities.[4]"

Penny does have a subhead of "Poet-in-Residence" further down in the article, but no school is mentioned. (Actually no poet-in-residence job is mentioned in that section either. It's almost as if someone had written a paragraph or two on a poet-in-residence position, but that Penny had it removed.

I'm not sure what happened, George Dance is the moderator of that wiki.

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Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(Original text restored, see attachment at JLA Forums.)

***

How many times do we

Of course, I'd never expect you to admit it.

EfOe

It isn't acceptable as evidence, Donkey.

The fact that it's saddle-stapled means that you could easily have undone the staples and added a page.

Mind, I don't think that you did, but the fact that you *could* have rules it out as evidence and/or proof.

Now, if you didn't snip everyone's posts 24/7, before "replying" to the now-altered version... there would be little cause for suspecting you.

But since you've demonstrated a willingness to tamper with the content of nearly every post that you reply to, it's understandable that people might suspect you of tampering with the content of a stapled magazine as well.

I have already told you my reasons for believing that Zu-Bolton was at Carver. However, these are based on personal intuition regarding the circumstantial evidence, not on any reliable evidence or proof.

If you want others to believe you, you might want to drop the whole post-editing thing. Just something to think about.


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HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(Original text restored, see attachment at JLA Forums.)

***

How many times do we

Of course, I'd never expect you to admit it.

It isn't acceptable

I believe it is.


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HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:

HarryLime wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
The introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(Original text restored, see attachment at JLA Forums.)

***

How many times do we

Of course, I'd never expect you to admit it.

I have already told you my reasons for believing that Zu-Bolton was at Carver. However, these are based on personal intuition regarding the circumstantial evidence

Thanks, Pendragon.


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Will-Dockery wrote:
NancyGene, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Again, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof, in this thread.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)


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Will-Dockery wrote:
Again, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof, in this thread.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

It doesn't constitute proof, dumbass.

If Carver High keeps old copies of their old student magazines archived in their school library, and it were either accessible online, or a librarian would be willing to confirm that Zu-Bolton's letter appears in it... that would constitute proof.

Your possessing a copy does not, because you could easily have tampered with the "evidence."

Again, if you weren't post-editing everyone's posts 24/7, most of us would have accepted the photo as sufficient.

Hell, if you weren't such a habitual, bald-faced liar, we'd have probably just taken you at your word.

But you're the one who decided to send your reputation through the wood chipper, and now you're the one who's paying the price.


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Will-Dockery wrote:
NancyGene, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

Again, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

*Crickets*


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NancyGene wrote:

Will-Dockery wrote:
NancyGene, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

The attachment

Troll much, NancyGene?

EfyA


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mpsilvertone@yahoo-dot-com.no-spam.invalid (HarryLime) posted:

Will Dockery wrote:

The introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

The photograph is legit, written by Ahmos Zu-Bolton in 1976.

Already proven.

See the JLA Forums attachment.

One question I do have, is how come his poet-in-residence position at Carver High is not mentioned in Penny's bio on him?

https://pennyspoetry.fandom.com/wiki/Ahmos_Zu-Bolton

According to Penny:

"From 1973 to 1976 he worked for the Humanities Resources Center,[4] or African-American Resources Center,[2] of Howard University in Washington, D.C.. There he came into contact with Stephen E. Henderson, E. Ethelbert Miller, and other writers, who encouraged him to publish HooDoo.[4]

"In 1975 he published a collection of poems, A N*ggered Amen, and co-edited Synergy D.C. Anthology.[5]

In 1976 he moved his company to Houston, and then to Galveston, Texas, renaming it Energy Earth Communications, Inc., and reorganizing it as a small press distribution network.[6]

"Between 1977 to 1980 he also organized a series of HooDoo Festivals, which presented poets and musicians in New Orleans, Galveston, Austin, Houston, and other cities.[4]"

Penny does have a subhead of "Poet-in-Residence" further down in the article, but no school is mentioned. (Actually no poet-in-residence job is mentioned in that section either. It's almost as if someone had written a paragraph or two on a poet-in-residence position, but that Penny had it removed.

We probably just haven't finished the article yet.

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Will-Dockery wrote:
NancyGene, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

NancyGene, the introduction to Pegasus 1976 by Ahmos Zu-Bolton is real.

Here's the proof.

(See attachment at JLA Forums.)

***

*Crickets*


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