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Unless you were there with him, you have no way of confirming the veracity of the story. Even if he's your dad's good friend.
by nether 13y ago
Unless you were there with him, you have no way of confirming the veracity of the story. Even if he's your dad's good friend.
- eruditely 13y agoWelcome to uncertainty.
- will_brown 13y agoYou make my point all that much more clear, that some HN'er would come along and write under a scribe's note challenging the "veracity" of the scribe's comment. The only way you could have made me laugh any more is if you tied in the word "pedantic".
- crygin 13y agoUnless you were there with him and his dad's friend, you'd have no way of confirming that he wasn't lying. Or that he hadn't hallucinated. Or that you hadn't imagined or dreamed being there with him. Or that the universe wasn't created moments ago, and all of these memories are false.