I spoke with BlakeSeeley

by Junction-Guy 47 Replies latest jw friends

  • horrible life
    horrible life

    When looking at Flickr, Carl Hernz contacts, also list Blakeseely as a contact, with lots of photos. http://www.flickr.com/people/chasehunter/

  • *summer*
    *summer*

    I admit being dense at times. Well...quite often:-)

    I kinda give up on following the threads last night. And now, I looked at the Flickr albums.

    Are Blake Seely and Carl Hernz two different persons after all?

    *summer*

  • nvrgnbk
    nvrgnbk

    From the page...

    now big-time bigshot writer man, living and enjoying life in Florida.

    Yep.

    Sounds like the same narcissistic purveyor of bullshit.

  • bisous
    bisous

    if you scroll down on Carl Hernz blog, he says he was formerly a JW and now a Catholic. Isn't that what Blake Seeley was purported to have claimed?

  • nelly136
    nelly136

    ooookk so they both posted they left same year,

    maybe theyre friends and one was staying over which is why the other knew one was going home soon.

  • Awakened07
    Awakened07

    Leolaia wrote:

    But it doesn't look like any two people share the same IP hash at the same time. If that is the case, then it would be unique to one computer at a given moment. Anyone know more about this? If two accounts posting on the same day share the same hash, does that 100% mean that only one unique computer is involved?

    I was thinking about this too. The hash digits are generated by this forum's software based on people's IP address digits (but the same hash is kept for each IP, and not dynamically generated on-the-fly), so I would guess that the hash is just as unique as the IP. If not, I would think we could have these false positives quite often.

    It is very unlikely even if that were the case, that two people who know each other should happen to receive the same hash (based on two separate IP addresses) by sheer chance.

    And secondly - the mods and admin see the actual IP addresses and not just the hash I would guess, which would settle the argument.

  • nelly136
    nelly136

    cheers hl, i'd missed that, will teach me to be more thorough.

  • 5go
    5go

    Simon's Findings on this matter.

    Simon

    Re: This is how wrongful disfellowshippings happen


    Post 17120 of 17121
    since 23-Mar-00



    40 y 9 m 23 d

    With respect AnneB, we've seen it all before.

    I know how to check IPs and other things to see if it really is a shared internet connection or a single person trying to jerk people around. The combination of technical things not making sense PLUS a story with more holes in it than an episode of Dallas and requests for people to send personal information = someone up to no good.

    So they are deleted. End of story.

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