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Posted on: September 28, 2006 11:32 AM, by Josh Rosenau
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THANKS JOSH.
This guy talks in circles with an air of authority that is undeserved.
How annoying.
Didn't know he was connected to Dembski.
That sure explains my irritation.
Thanks again.
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September 28, 2006 12:29 PM
The Internet is a pretty anonymous place. Do you have any contacts at the Wichita Eagle blog who can verify that this is likely to be the real Joel "It really is ID in disguise" Borofsky? Or do they require registration?
Posted by: somnilista, FCD | September 28, 2006 1:07 PM
I don't have connections, but oh yeah, it's borofsky.
He thought he was gonna' give me religion lessons because he's worried about my soul. Kept talkin' in circles about everything in the world being "absolute", and being quite condescending (denying that the whole time).
I have his email if you want it.
I do not know if he used typekey at WE blog.
You can comment either way over there.
Man this sure expains his inflated ego (another denial),
and his need to 'lead the dance'. HA
BTW, he cleared the hell out as soon as Josh showed up and called his bluff.
If you wanna' read some condescending crap he wrote, go to the blog, and there are 3 threads about the now deposed Rev. Terry Fox. He's all over them. Apparently he was a church member at Fox's mega-church.
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September 28, 2006 2:27 PM
I forgot, I've got others' emails who can verify that this is Borofsky.
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September 28, 2006 2:29 PM
They don't require registration, but why would someone impersonate Joel Borofsky?
Posted by: Josh | September 28, 2006 2:53 PM
EXACTLY, Josh.
It seems that this guy has ingested massive amounts of religious dogma, and IMHO, it's made him quite a sick puppy.
I suggested he get out more often and go to a movie, get his hair permed, have a few beers with the guys, anything halfway normal.
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