Everybody seems to have understood that but you. What's the deal?
Haha! How wasn't it a quote? What was the difference between that block of text in between quotes, and the other block of text right next to it that was in between quotes?
He said that both of them were direct quotes. He obviously is leaving out the part that the first one is
not a direct quote, rather, it is a misinterpretation of a hypothetical question posed by Dr. Walter Brown.
In case you still don't believe that Trixie could have possibly made up a false quote, I have
quoted it myself!
FROM POST 7
Whatever, Walt says "Rock doesn't bend like putty" then later he states "Granite bends like putty". Now either he's contradicting himself within a single argument, or granite isn't rock.
Here is his reference to this later on, claiming that he quoted all info "word for word."
FROM POST 34
In my initial post I included direct quotes from the website, word for word!!!! I copied and pasted them into my message and I attributed them to his website. The words I pasted on are the EXACT WORDS HE USED!!!!! Got that? Not my interpretation of them, but HIS OWN ACTUAL WORDS!!!!!"
Well, an analysis of this section of text reveals the use of the words "direct" and "quotes" together implies that he is talking about plural quotes as opposed to one single quote. Since there are only
2 quotes in his initial post, we can infer that he was talking about "Rock doesn't bend like putty" when he was talking about direct quotes. Perhaps it was an accident. I do not know. But it certainly is not the way that you seem to think.