SCO Vs. Groklaw

Conrad Mazian points us to an article in Forbes reporting that the SCO Group is trying to subpoena Pamela Jones of Groklaw. Except they can't find her. A few days ago PJ posted a note on Groklaw saying that she is taking some time away from the blog for health reasons; she didn't mention any SCO deposition. SCO's lawyers apparently believe that "Pamela Jones" does not exist and that Groklaw is penned by a team of IBM lawyers.

Comments

Re:Timeline

[nihaopaul]

PJ taking a break for health reasons: 02/10
Couldn't they have just hired a P.I. to find her?

i'd rather pay for a B.J oh wait, wrong place...

Re:This is silly

[alshithead]

"Very prolific woman, that Pamela."

Prolific?

Main Entry: prolific
Pronunciation: pr&-'li-fik
Function: adjective
Etymology: French prolifique, from Middle French, from Latin proles + Middle French -figue -fic
1 : producing young or fruit especially freely : FRUITFUL
2 archaic : causing abundant growth, generation, or reproduction
3 : marked by abundant inventiveness or productivity

Perhaps multifaceted?

Re:Does it matter?

[GospelHead821]

I understand the point that you're trying to get across, but in the case of Jesus, to those who believe the message, the message and the messenger are one-and-the-same. It's a subtle, but important point (one that is difficult to swallow by a secular audience who would prefer to perceive Jesus merely as a very good man.)

Re:Does it matter?

[pfleming]

How do you think the MIB keeps track of all the aliens?

Re:Does it matter?

[boredgourd]

GospelHead, thanks for pointing that out. Though, the point stands: too many people invoking the name fail to live up to his message. --JA

Re:Does it matter?

[UnknownSoldier]

Awwwwww, Did I hurt the itty bitty moderator's feelings with facts?

Couldn't let the facts get in the way of an emotional argument now!

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