Re: John Titor Debate!
So when do I get to see you match JT? It should be no sweat right?[/QUOTE]
I'm not normally in the business of fortune telling but here's how things will pan out I reckon...
In August 2006 advocates for the theory that the on-line hoaxer going by the name 'john titor' was in fact a time traveller from the year 2036 are embarrassed when he is conclusively identified as one Rodney "Stinky" Pemberton - a political science drop-out, avid science-fiction geek and self-confessed mummy's boy.
When asked the reasons for his elaborate charade, Pemberton, who'd had a long string of low paid work, stressed that it had all been "just good fun" and that he'd got the idea after a stint selling cheap household cleaning products door to door. "Some people will buy any old crap he said," he said.
Pressed to explain how so many of his future predictions appeared to mirror real world events, Pemberton explained "Oh...there was no real trick to it...all of that shit you could read up on when I said it but then all those folks got to believing that that wasn't the case...you know...and then take the Iraq stuff, I said it in such a way that you could easily read that there WERE nukes over there...so I couldn't really lose...shit just happens. Then they ignored all the stuff I got wrong and then went to work making the rest fit well enough! I done laughed my ass off reading about just how!"
So when do I get to see you match JT? It should be no sweat right?[/QUOTE]
I'm not normally in the business of fortune telling but here's how things will pan out I reckon...
In August 2006 advocates for the theory that the on-line hoaxer going by the name 'john titor' was in fact a time traveller from the year 2036 are embarrassed when he is conclusively identified as one Rodney "Stinky" Pemberton - a political science drop-out, avid science-fiction geek and self-confessed mummy's boy.
When asked the reasons for his elaborate charade, Pemberton, who'd had a long string of low paid work, stressed that it had all been "just good fun" and that he'd got the idea after a stint selling cheap household cleaning products door to door. "Some people will buy any old crap he said," he said.
Pressed to explain how so many of his future predictions appeared to mirror real world events, Pemberton explained "Oh...there was no real trick to it...all of that shit you could read up on when I said it but then all those folks got to believing that that wasn't the case...you know...and then take the Iraq stuff, I said it in such a way that you could easily read that there WERE nukes over there...so I couldn't really lose...shit just happens. Then they ignored all the stuff I got wrong and then went to work making the rest fit well enough! I done laughed my ass off reading about just how!"