Re: When the Wife Shut Down Will Donkey

Will-Dockery wrote:
> George J. Dance wrote:
> 
>> Edward Rochester Esq. wrote:
>> George Dance wrote:
>> Edward Rochester Esq. wrote:
>>
>> How odd, the parents and the cops knew where she was but wouldn't tell 
>> the husband.
>>
>> There is more to the tale of the disappearing wife, then has been told.
>> Well, you've only been working on the story six years, ace reporter 
>> "Edward Rochester" -- I'm sure you'll get to the bottom of it in 
>> another six or so. At least you have a title -- so let's start with 
>> that. On what do you base your claim that his wife "ran away"?
>> Good morning George. As well you know, your boy Dockery is well known 
>> for 'correcting the record'.
>> He still calls it that, but he long ago gave up trying to correct 
>> every reiteration. Nowadays he just snips the incorrect parts.
>> To date, your boy Dockery has not corrected the record of my claim 
>> that she ran away.
>> As you probably don't remember, he gave up chatting about his personal 
>> life on aapc as a New Year's resolution (in 2018, IIRC). In addition, 
>> he's given up reading these troll threads of yours.
>> All the info you need is in the autobiography, written by your boy 
>> himself. Go read it.
>> I read it; it's published on my wiki. It tells a different story. 
>> That's why I asked to see your sources for the "ran away" claim; his 
>> wiki bio isn't one of them.
>> If this is your attempt at 'tit for tate', or 'tate for tit', I have 
>> seen a photo of your wife and daughter and can say with certainty, 
>> they have never run anywhere except to the refrigerator.
>> No, that was an attempt to show that "Edward Rochester's" stories are 
>> full of sh*t. But, speaking of Tit for Tat, thanks for the reminder 
>> that you and your "colleagues" have published pictures online of not 
>> just me but my wife, my family, and my home. If you understand the 
>> rules of T4T (reciprocal justice), you'll realize what that gives me 
>> the right to do to you when I feel like it. Do you?
>> To refresh: Dockery waited for his wife to return from work, expecting 
>> to both swallow a tab...she never showed up. Their child was left with 
>> her parents....some say she was kidnapped but that usually comes with 
>> a ransom demand. There was no demand (there was no money for such a 
>> demand).
>> Well, don't expect me to give you any details. The most I'll tell you 
>> is that she was detained and held against her will for some time, and 
>> when released she rejoined her husband.
>> The rest, as I've said, was written by your boy, Dockery.
>> If your boy Dockery would like to correct the record, he wrote, have 
>> at it.
>> Not only has he given up trying to correct you, but I think he no 
>> longer reads your trollthreads.
>> To continue, the wife was located in a mental hospital, where the 
>> husband, Dockery, was not allowed to see her.
>> So you do have some details? She was committed for observation, and 
>> released as sane.
>> The family of the wife and the cops knew where she was, but didn't 
>> tell the husband, Dockery.
>> His family wouldn't tell the husband that they'd committed his wife to 
>> a mental hospital? How odd. Yet they tried to bill his insurance 
>> company for it, which is how he found out.
>> I say she ran away from Dockery, having no other choice.
>> If you're still saying that, after discovering that his wife had been 
>> involuntarily detained, then you're lying and spreading disinformation.
>> Dockery told all this story himself and as i've said, has not 
>> corrected the record on my words 'ran away'.
>> Then let me correct it. Your "ran away" story is lies and disinformation.
>> If I don't get back to your next 'tat' or 'tit', I shall return after 
>> work and go on with this nugget you needed to start your day, group-wise.
>> You can do what you want; it's your thread. But I'm done here. All I 
>> wanted was a thread to link to the next time(s) you repeat this story.
>>
> 
> Again, well put, GJD, thanks.
> 
> 
Will Donkey chews his hay and wonders why
Beneath the lonely summer sky
But Mrs. Donkey's tracks are gone
She trotted toward another dawn