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Originally Posted by David Atkatz
That's true. And I never said otherwise. I bought the ball because I was fooled by it. My mistake, and mine alone.
Not sharing with me the fact that you thought the ball a forgery as soon as you had suspicions is, though, as I stated before, hypocritical, and inexcusable.
But, you just go on publicly congratulating yourself for whatever you do.
We're all used to it.
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David, you're unbelievable.
If you remember correctly, it was August 2011 when I first saw full images of your "1927 Yankees" ball. I requested photos from you after your avatar made me suspicious of the autographs.
Before that, I had never seen your first "1927 Yankees" ball.
When I first wanted to tell you the autographs were forgeries, I didn't have the heart to do it. I have written that more than a few times here on Net54.
It was approximately two weeks later that I finally informed you all of the autographs were forgeries.
And you didn't believe me, did you, David?
No you didn't.
You went to your friend Jodi, didn't you, David? Then you told the Net54 members here that
your friend relayed that the autographs were forgeries.
You give the impression that I knew for months or years that your "1927 Yankees" ball were all forgeries and that I held that information from you. That's a 100% lie.
That isn't the case. You know it and I know it.
That's what you do, David. You spin and deflect. Then you'll start calling me names. Why? Because that's what you do.