Reply #59: Your initial construct was faulty

[Jazz2006]

as were the "conclusions" you drew from it, as I have pointed out above.

You piled a whole bunch of assumptions on top of each other to draw a conclusion that suited you, and then used that faulty conclusion based on unsupported assumptions to say, "aha ~ more proof of the conspiracy" when it was no such thing.

It is silly to answer questions that are based on faulty constructs.

But you know that. Which is why you've been trying to skate from it ever since.

And to answer your question about Canucks, I do not have any stats on the matter but my guess is that it would be about as common among Canadians as it is among Americans. Personally, I try to get to bed by 3:00 a.m. on work nights. How about you?

I surmise from your query that you assumed it was a work night for me last night, and that your query was really just a snark, but fyi, last night was not a work night for me. Had you wandered out of the dungeon over the weekend, you might have seen other discussions about the Canadian long weekend, about being at the cottage and taking Tuesday off, etc. Funny things, assumptions - they are so very often wrong.

And, not that it's any of your business, but guess what, tonight is not a work night for me either as I'm taking tomorrow off to see my daughter off to Ireland.

Sheesh.