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"|-|ercules" <radgray123@yahoo.com> wrote:

>It's quite elementary:
>
>My first application to Australian Skeptics my address on the application form was
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>4 MACINTOSH STREET

Which has no probative value at all.

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>and after being asked about my claim to get answers from God, I said I was Genesis Adam.

At which point red flags were raised.

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>That's what threw the spanner in the works BTW!

No, what threw the spanner in the works was that you couldn't state
clearly what your paranormal power was, claimed that you had won the
challenge and then proceeded to make threats about poisoning food.

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>
>
>
>I have posted quizzes on usenet where people recognize the address 4 MACINTOSH ST
>as being appropriate and SELECTING that address from 10 options.
>
>http://groups.google.com.au/group/sci.skeptic/msg/0b75d63b81e37336?hl=en
>
>These addresses were picked from a phone book except one 
>8 Gelling St 
>10 Rossriver Rd 
>34 Bourke St 
>4 Macintosh St 
>62 Philip Rd 
>177 Cammoweal St 
>25 Field St 
>7 Porter St 
>16 Stephanie St 
>
>...
>I like the "4 Macintosh St" myself. 
>Steve 
>...
>
>_______________________________________________________________
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>Most skeptics deny it as anything at all, until they see the quiz above which
>puts it at 10:1 with a simple objective proof.
>
>Some estimate it as 1,000:1 to 10,000:1 coincidence for a claimed Genesis Adam
>to apply for $100,000 supernatural prize from 4 MACINTOSH ST.... (for Apple!)

For a very restricted value of "some".

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>_______________________________________________________________
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>It's definitely a HUGE coincidence, it's CONSERVATIVE to put it at 10,000:1
>and the fact the skeptics just gloss over it without the penny dropping.... could
>this be the real deal.... it's EXACTLY what you would expect someone who could
>REALLY WIN THE PRIZE would have as his address!

I live in Tableland Road and I am putting my claim on the table. Pay
me $100,000.

Sorry, it doesn't work like that.

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>_______________________________________________________________
>
>It's 10,000:1 granted!  At 4 Macintosh Street applying for a $100,000 Apple!

But you weren't applying for an apple. You were applying to be tested
for paranormal powers.


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>_______________________________________________________________
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>Check my address on my 2010 application 8 1/2 years later!
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>APPLICANT: GRAHAM COOPER, KINGS BEACH, QUEENSLAND.
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>100:1 coincidence that IF THE APPLICANT WON would be a KING of some description!!

I have already told you that my grandfather lived in Kings Road and I
used to catch the train at Kingswood station. My pair of kings beats
your singleton. (And yes, I have been to Singleton.)

Did I mention that last night I drove past a sign pointing to Kings
Langley, and I was on my way home from Castle Hill? King. Castle.
Million to one.

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>If he's Genesis Adam and the KING - then where would he meet Eve?
>
>In the movie Coming To America they "leave it to fate" and go to QUEENS.

Yes, scriptwriters do things like that. Did you notice that if you say
the name of the actor Eddie M quickly it can sound like Adam?

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>_______________________________________________________________
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>100:1 for KINGS BEACH
>100:1 for QUEENSLAND
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>AGAIN AN EASY 10,000:1 COINCIDENCE FOR A CLAIMANT SAYING HE IS GENESIS ADAM
>
>________________________________________________________________
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>THE EVIDENCE IS CLEAR:
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>2001 APPLICATION ADDRESS: 4 MACINTOSH STREET  (FOR APPLE)
>2010 APPLICATION ADDRESS: KINGS BEACH, QUEENSLAND (WHERE ADAM FIRST MET EVE)

Adam met Eve in Eden. That town is on the south coast of New South
Wales. They used to hunt whales there but I will not follow that
thought up with possibly disparaging comparisons.

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>10,000:1 X 10,000:1
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>= 100,000,000:1 PROOF OF GENESIS IN THE 21ST CENTURY.
>
>
>Herc

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