Regarding my Consolidated T206 lists

[tedzan]

First, I have noticed that some of you have jumped to some nasty conclusions, and I'll bet you have not even read my T206 lists. Before you jump to
any more conclusions based on certain people's characterizations of me....check out this link..........

http://www.net54baseball.com/showthread.php?t=132611

I direct your attention to the bottom paragraph on the 1st post..........

" Many here on Net54, and non-Net54er's elsewhere, have contributed to these surveys over the years. And especially, I would like to give credit to
Scot Reader, Barry Sloate, Barry Arnold, Brian Weisner, Art Martineau, Frank Wakefield, Dan McKee, Bill Brown, Jamie Hull, Lee Behrens, Dan Koochin,
Darren Duet, Drew Apoldite, Tim Cathey, Jim Rivera, Judson Hamlin, Tom Faith, and Irv Lerner .... all of whom have contributed their expertise. "

All of these guys (and many more on Net54) have contributed their inputs to this project since 2005. As of today, from AMERICAN BEAUTY >>>> UZIT,
there are exactly 4074 permutations listed in the above thread.

So, any rational person should consider the following......
If the source of the majority of these 4074 inputs are the above credited group of guys, then are they all "LIARS", too....as I have been accused of ?

Hey guys, I have been collecting T206's since 1981 and my EEngineering mind has kept track of many front / back combos these past 30+ years. Re-
garding these lists, they are not the result of my imagination. They are the sum total of many, many inputs provided to me from many of you and I
simply recorded them. Furthermore, you will note that several of my accusers are in this group. Anyhow, anyone choosing to challenge the accuracy
of any entry is welcome to. I am willing to listen.

Finally, I have to dispel the nasty comments regarding "the mysterious buddy of mine with 6000+ T206's"....that I referred to getting together with at
the National.
Can you say ...... Irv Lerner ? ?

I think certain people here should calm down and get a life

Regards,

TED Z