In article , 
amacmil304@aol.com writes
>On Sun, 30 Dec 2007 22:09:30 +0000, Malcolm
> wrote:
>
>>
>>In article ,
>>amacmil304@aol.com writes
>>>On Sun, 30 Dec 2007 20:26:11 +0000, Malcolm
>>> wrote:
>>>
>>>>
>>>>In article ,
>>>>amacmil304@aol.com writes
>>>>>
>>>>>
>>>>>It would seem there's something he wants to hide.  You'd think he'd be
>>>>>proud to tell us about it.  I have asked him many times about it.
>>>>>
>>>>>I'm not afraid to tell anyone about my O Grade maths.
>>>>>
>>>>Thank you for saying that, Angus, because I think you will agree that
>>>>you have never been asked to produce any evidence that you have an O
>>>>Grade maths. Your word that you have one has always been accepted. Not
>>>>that the evidence that you have your 'O' grade is available on the
>>>>Internet,
>>>
>>>But I do tell you what my O Grade was for.  You don't tell us what
>>>your PhD was for.
>>>
>>Duh!  It was for completing a piece of research and writing a thesis
>>about it like all PhDs. If you want to know the title, look it up. It's
>>just a few clicks away.
>
>More avoidance.
>
Just saying "Do your own research". And you don't have to look very far 
to see where I got that phrase from.


>>
>>>> whereas the evidence that I have a PhD is most definitely
>>>>there, which *anyone* can find with a handful of clicks via Google.
>>>>
>>>
>>>So why won't you tell us?
>>>
>>Because I like saying to you: "Do your own research" :-))
>
>It doesn't matter to me enough.
>
Then why keep asking?

>>
>>>>Perhaps you would like to consider whether you are applying double
>>>>standards next time you are minded to query my qualification.
>>>>
>>>
>>>Not at all.  I have said mine was for maths.
>>>
>>>No double standards there from me.
>>>
>>Absolutely double standards because you take it for granted that people
>>accept that you actually have an O grade, yet keep querying my PhD.
>>
>
>I've told you the  O Grade was for maths whether you accept it or not
>doesn't concern me.  But you won't say what your thesis was for.  Are
>you ashamed of the subject material?
>
You've just said "It doesn't matter to me enough", so why are you 
keeping on asking?

>
>>>>>Do they give out doctorates for tiddly winks :-)
>>>>>
>>>>Probably :-)
>>>>
>>>>Though it might be wrapped up in some title such as "Biomechanical
>>>>forces exerted when impacting flattened circular objects".
>>>
>>>How about giving us the formula for that?
>>>
>>>:-))
>>>
>>Well, if you will fund me for three years, I'll work one out :-))
>
>I could well imagine it would take a grant sucking PhD to stretch it
>out to that time.
>
I thought I would give you a suitable feed line :-)

-- 
Malcolm