"Jay Honeck" wrote:


Toecutter, however, is an exception to that rule. He universally
expresses himself in a level-headed, fair and balanced way, and is
incredibly knowledgable and willing to share his wisdom and
experiences.

Unfortunately, clarity is not his strong point, at least in this case

As I mentioned in another post regarding his response to Newps claim about
his compression tests: "How about this?: "Hey, Newps, under such and such
conditions, you can get false readings on compression tests."

In his reply he presents such a mangled scenario that might be inferred as
calling Newps a fake or a liar.

He says I'm reading too much into it, but that's the risk one takes in being
exceptionally brief.