Frankly I don't see any reason to comment on that thread. Its author is obvious troll and he will not learn anything anyway. Your lesson will be wasted. 

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In reply to Re: Teach him a lesson with facts by IlyaM
in thread Teach him a lesson with facts by Anonymous Monk

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