Re: Facebook Account

On Wed, 15 Jan 2025 19:21:37 GMT, cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com>
wrote:

On Wed Jan 15 11:15:51 2025 Jeff Liebermann  wrote:

On Wed, 15 Jan 2025 19:03:40 GMT, cyclintom <cyclintom@yahoo.com>
wrote:
 

My final working years I worked for a company whose entire upper echelon were PhD's and they assigned me to important contracts such as Laurence Livermore Laboratories US Army project and NASA communication adapter for the international space station.

 
Ummm... I think you meant Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory.  You
really should know the correct names of a company which you allegedly
worked for.
<https://www.llnl.gov>
 
Perhaps you should add LLNL and others to your LinkedIn resume?
<https://www.linkedin.com/in/tom-kunich-22012/details/experience/>

>
I worked there.

When and doing what?  Why isn't LLNL on your resume?

When did you?

I didn't work for LLNL and never have claimed to have done so.  On the
other foot, you've claimed to have worked for them approximately 5
times, each time spelling LLNL incorrectly and in varying ways. Anyway
Tom, this isn't about me.  It's about you and your claim to have
worked for LLNL.

After you explain to us how you know what the people who worked there call the place maybe you wou will have the slightest veracity.

That's great variation on my suggestion that if you include all the
places you claimed to have worked, your claims might be somewhat
believable.  Again, this isn't about me.  It's about you and your
claim to have worked for LLNL.

Many employees mangle the name of their employers company for a
multitude of reasons.  Knowing the mangled name does not count as
proof of employment.

At the moment I don't need my ink jet printer cartridges changed. And I wouldn't trust you to know how.

When we went through this twice in the distant past, you claimed to
have two or three HP Multimalfunction inkjet, printer, scanner, paper
shredder and fax combination.  I do recall that you refused to answer
any of my questions, and provided a model number for a 16 year old
printer, which suggests that you didn't own any such printers.  As
additional proof, you would have been complaining in RBT about
numerous other problems with that model printer.  Want to pickup where
we left off?

(July 4, 2022)
<https://groups.google.com/g/rec.bicycles.tech/c/vskIUAUTl5A/m/tezThN-PBwAJ>
">Go back to trying to tell us that there's no such thing as an HP
6310 printer."

"HP OfficeJet 6310
<https://support.hp.com/us-en/product/hp-officejet-6300-all-in-one-printer-series/1120059/model/1120060>"

"I previously provided you with a link to the device. You left out
part of the name (OfficeJet). I also mentioned that it was 16 years
old. You also neglect to provide the model numbers and details on the
two other HP inkjet printers, owned by you and your wife, that would
only print 50 pages before running out of ink."


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