On Apr 9, 10:26 am, Tommy Tootles wrote:
RHF wrote:
On Apr 9, 3:34 am, Tommy Tootles wrote:
dxAce wrote:
They're both fakes.
Tommy Tootles wrote:
Takes one to know one!
This is coming from an EXPERT on fakes---a fake "ace" and a fake injun.
On Apr 8, 5:47 pm, m II wrote:

Let's give credit where credit is due. He's only 5/6 fake as far as
being a real Native goes. On the other hand, he *IS* a 100 percent true
DRUNK.
mike
RHF wrote:
MIke - "5/6" ? ? ? - Where Do You Get 5/6ths ? ? ?
It came from the fake "ace" himself when he claimed being "1/6" native
American.

Thank you for pointing out yet more evidence of his fakery!

TT - One-Sixth (1/6) [16.67%] Is Very Possible By :

Having - One Great Grand Parent = 12.5% (1/8th)
+ + + + + Plus + + + + +
Also Having - One Great Great Grand Parent = 6.25% (1/16th)

Which is 3/16ths or 18.75% -and- 1/6 equals 16.67%

sound like 1/6th is an 'about' right to me ~ RHF
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Wow, your math is Almost As Con-Vo-Luted As Your Punctuation!

Thanks for your attempt to bail him out, but IMHO he is still a fake.

First, I'm sure the fake "ace" was not putting that fine of a point on
the math. But the real nail in his fakery coffin is that at one time, he
posted he was 100% (6/6) native. It seems that -HIS- math varies in
direct proportion to how much fire-water he has consumed.

Finally, I guess 16% is "about" 18%, but I'm sure glad you're not
working in MY payroll department. ~:-)- Hide quoted text -

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TT,

Given the 'relative' Value of the Numbers involve
in Calculating the Percentage or Fraction of a
Persons Blood-Line based on Normal Pairings :

100% (1/1)

50% (1/2)

25% (1/4th)

12.5% (1/8th)

6.75% (1/16th)

6.75% (1/32th)

Then "The-Best-Fit would be 18.75% (3/16th)
as being Closest Too 16.67% (1/6)

DOH ! It's an "About" which is an Approximation that
is both Reasonable and Rational for the Subject of
Blood-Line Fractions and Percentages -which- Is
entirely differenct from "Doing-the-Math" Related
to Processing your Payroll.

numb3rs only have meaning - when they are understood
in the context of the subject they relate too ~ RHF