Re: The problems in comp.lang.c

In article <slrnfuprtp.r33.nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>,
Antoninus Twink <nospam@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
On 28 Mar 2008 at 10:47, Jeff P. Bailey wrote:
In summary, I find your evidence wafer thin. Only one of the examples
shows definite dishonesty on your part, but all of the others show every
sign of being a deliberate attempt on your part to misconstrue what
jacob has said for the purposes of presenting him in a negative light.

Your examples have only confirmed my belief that you have a personal
agenda to undermine him.

Heathfield plays a game in clc of trying to argue absurd points - for
example, that C doesn't have global variables. Sometimes he pushes this
too far - when he tries to claim that he doesn't have a deep-seated
personal vendetta against Jacob, that's really something noone's going
to believe for a second.

Does anybody ever believe anything that lying sack of crap says?

.

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