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Mark Probert's Diversions of Titles

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LadyLollipop - 20 Sep 2005 00:21 GMT
"Mark Probert" <markprobert@lumbercartel.com> wrote in message
news:epzXe.9191$gE7.7606@fe08.lga...
> LadyLollipop wrote:
>> "Mark Probert" <mark.probert@lumbercartel.com> wrote in message
>> news:hUlXe.8104$IC3.2650@fe12.lga...
>>
>>>LadyLollipop wrote:
>>>
>>>>YES, Rich *roganized medicine*, NOT "*organized medicine*"  has given
>>>>them freely to millions of kids
>>>> even though they don't know if they are safe.
>>>
>>>This is such a non-specific claim that it reminds me of the one you made
>>>that doctors were prescribing without a diagnosis.
>>
>> No need to take off in yet another direction, Mark. That was discussed
>> and
>> you were the loser as usual.
>
> Bull. In you imagination. You never proved your claim. You couldn't, and
> what I, and others, found, disproved your claim.

Poor, Mark Probert, the proven liar.

>> I disagree it is a non-specific claim.
>
> That is a lie.

LOL.

I disagree can not be a lie.

>>>Of course, that was totally refuted, but, as usual, you did not admit you
>>>made it up.
>>
>> I did not make it up, and it was not totally refuted, just the opposite.
>
> Nope. You claim was totally refuted, and, since you were the one making
> a false claim, you made it up.

Poor, Mark, the proven liar.

>> You are not only a liar, you have a short memory as well as too lazy to
>> look
>> anything up.
>
> My memory on this issue is crystal clear, and, you were unable to prove
> your claim.

You can now, prove both.

>> Ideally diagnosis of a child would involve a visit with the child,
>> reports
>> on his schoolwork,
>> examination of his home life, and discussions with parents and
>> teachers to develop a profile of the child and his situation.
>>
>> <snip more twisting>

<snip yet another diversion, already been proven, which Mark, still has
unproven claims to clear up>
Mark Probert - 20 Sep 2005 22:49 GMT
>>LadyLollipop wrote:
>>
[quoted text clipped - 53 lines]
> <snip yet another diversion, already been proven, which Mark, still has
> unproven claims to clear up>

Not me.

However, there is no question that you did not prove your claim that
your business was required to have a dignosis on file. You did not prove
that the doctors did not have a diagnosis in their records which they
maintained in their offices and you were not privy to.
 
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