On Nov 12, 7:14 am, "Chess One" wrote:
....the original
subject was the USCF archive. It is in no doubt that materials donated to is
were sold on e-Bay...

It's in considerable doubt, since the only person stating USCF archive
materials were sold on Ebay is the RGCP's resident chucklehead.

On Nov 12, 7:14 am, "Chess One" wrote:

.. It is in no doubt that materials donated to is
were sold on e-Bay, and also no doubt that Brennan couldn't care less, he
said so!

Where did I allegedly say this?

On Nov 11, 4:59 pm, "Chess One" wrote:
"David Richerby" wrote in message

...

Chess One wrote:
"David Richerby" wrote:
So that long first sentence was eliminated, since of course, it
contains the 'missing' Canadian reference.

Oh, I'm sorry. When you said, `Canadian message', I naturally and
rather arrogantly, I must add, assumed that you wer speaking
English. You see, in the English langauge, a `Canadian message' is
a message from Canada or, perhaps, from a Canadian citizen.

Don't josh around you dork! You cut the reference you asked for - to
be able to then abuse others.

It is unfortunate that I cut the sentence that contained the word
`Canadian' as this has given you a spurious reason to attack me.

LOL - your spurious attack was unfortunate, for you?

The
use of the word `Canadian' in that sentence does not, however, justify
your description `Canadian message', as I have already stated.

You said it already, so its so?

The

Look Dave, this is about a collection of material donated to USCF's archival
material which wound up auctioned for private gain on e-bay.

That is exactly it. Should you have a more substantive point then I failed
to understand what it is.

Phil Innes





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Lots of books move on ebay. SOme members keep their "sellers id"
hidden. This is one such example of a hidden id. This isn't one of the
objects in question, to my knowledge, but there needs to be an
inventory tracking system of assetts.
http://cgi.ebay.com/1848-CHESS-BOOK-...em180178337426

Rob wrote:
Lots of books move on ebay. SOme members keep their "sellers id"
hidden. This is one such example of a hidden id. This isn't one of
the objects in question, to my knowledge, but there needs to be an
inventory tracking system of assetts.

Why? Is there a comparable tracking system for meat-space book shops?


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The Historian wrote:
On Nov 12, 7:14 am, "Chess One" wrote:
...the original
subject was the USCF archive. It is in no doubt that materials donated to is
were sold on e-Bay...

It's in considerable doubt, since the only person stating USCF archive
materials were sold on Ebay is the RGCP's resident chucklehead.


This should be easy to settle. All Mr. One has to do is point to the
eBay auction involved. Surely, he can do that?


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"Kenneth Sloan" wrote in message
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The Historian wrote:
On Nov 12, 7:14 am, "Chess One" wrote:
...the original
subject was the USCF archive. It is in no doubt that materials donated
to is
were sold on e-Bay...

It's in considerable doubt, since the only person stating USCF archive
materials were sold on Ebay is the RGCP's resident chucklehead.


This should be easy to settle. All Mr. One has to do is point to the eBay
auction involved. Surely, he can do that?

All Mr Sloan would have to do is read the citation already raised, AND try
to understand what it means. I could provide [again] one of those, but not
the other.

Phil Innes


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Kenneth Sloan wrote:
The Historian wrote:
On Nov 12, 7:14 am, "Chess One" wrote:
...the original subject was the USCF archive. It is in no doubt
that materials donated to is were sold on e-Bay...

It's in considerable doubt, since the only person stating USCF
archive materials were sold on Ebay is the RGCP's resident
chucklehead.

This should be easy to settle. All Mr. One has to do is point to
the eBay auction involved. Surely, he can do that?

To be fair, eBay expires old auctions so, even if Phil's story is
true, there might not be any evidence extant on ebay.com.


Dave.

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Chess One wrote:
"Kenneth Sloan" wrote in message
...
The Historian wrote:
On Nov 12, 7:14 am, "Chess One" wrote:
...the original
subject was the USCF archive. It is in no doubt that materials donated
to is
were sold on e-Bay...
It's in considerable doubt, since the only person stating USCF archive
materials were sold on Ebay is the RGCP's resident chucklehead.

This should be easy to settle. All Mr. One has to do is point to the eBay
auction involved. Surely, he can do that?

All Mr Sloan would have to do is read the citation already raised, AND try
to understand what it means. I could provide [again] one of those, but not
the other.


I don't see a "citation". Perhaps you snipped it?


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David Richerby wrote:
Kenneth Sloan wrote:
The Historian wrote:
On Nov 12, 7:14 am, "Chess One" wrote:
...the original subject was the USCF archive. It is in no doubt
that materials donated to is were sold on e-Bay...
It's in considerable doubt, since the only person stating USCF
archive materials were sold on Ebay is the RGCP's resident
chucklehead.
This should be easy to settle. All Mr. One has to do is point to
the eBay auction involved. Surely, he can do that?

To be fair, eBay expires old auctions so, even if Phil's story is
true, there might not be any evidence extant on ebay.com.


Dave.


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Birmingham, AL 35294-1170 http://KennethRSloan.com/