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Author: Cris Novack Friday, 17 January 2003 - 09:36 pm | |
I am familiar with most of the categories but: What is the "Woodshed"? What is the AR theory? I cannot pursue the minutiae of JTR with the best of you, but I try to keep up while I can! This is such a mystery, and every post brings the 114yr-old victims and participants back to the fore. God bless you all. Cris
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Author: David Radka Friday, 17 January 2003 - 10:01 pm | |
Q--What is the "Woodshed"? A--In American parlance, the woodshed is where a parent would take a child to be paddled as discipline. Q--What is the AR theory? A--More recently referred to as A?R, the theory is the brainchild, still in embryonic form, of the irritating and socially maladjusted Ripperologist Mr. David M. Radka. A solution to the case is produced by predicating the case evidence on an epistemological center.
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Author: Cris Novack Saturday, 18 January 2003 - 10:32 am | |
So that is what a "woodshed" is for! ;) What is its relevance here? Is one brought here, invited, referred? RE the A?R theory. Is this akin to "Epistemological Profiling" (for lack of a better phrase) to weed out suspects?
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Author: Mark Andrew Pardoe Saturday, 18 January 2003 - 06:49 pm | |
Whatho all, There always was "Something nasty in the woodshed" in Coldcomfort Farm. Cheers Mark
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Author: Peter Wood Sunday, 19 January 2003 - 11:52 am | |
She said "There's something in the woodshed" I know because I saw it I can't simply ignore it. THE DIVINE COMEDY.
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