What do previous discussions on the Ripley's affidavits have to do with me
Apparently nothing, because you have shown yourself to be clueless
And you've been aware of these affidavits for eight years now and haven't done a thing. Got it. Thanks.
What in the world do you think I should have done?
Oh wait... as a die hard LN you expect others to prove that the "evidence" you present is false, right? Any plans of returning to the real world any time soon?
Try for once to prove that the evidence is authentic. It might help you to deal with your ignorance.
my couple of dinners with Buell Frazier
Aha... so first you only ate pizza with Frazier and now it's already a "couple of dinners" 
my current work (along with Frank Badalson) of getting the affidavits authenticated?
Your current work? Don't make me laugh.... All you need to do to find out is ask Frazier, during one of those dinners, or get in touch with Ripley's.
It's easy, it only took me one phone call several years ago.
Apparently nothing, because you have shown yourself to be clueless
Not at all.
What in the world do you think I should have done?
Oh wait... as a die hard LN you expect others to prove that the "evidence" you present is false, right? Any plans of returning to the real world any time soon?
Try for once to prove that the evidence is authentic. It might help you to deal with your ignorance.
That's exactly what I'm in the process of trying to do, Dumb Ass.
Aha... so first you only ate pizza with Frazier and now it's already a "couple of dinners"
Correct. Pizza with him back in November and, well, pizza again with him last month, which is when Frank and I presented him with the Ripley's affidavits, Sideline Critic.
Your current work? Don't make me laugh.... All you need to do to find out is ask Frazier, during one of those dinners, or get in touch with Ripley's.
That you believe that is "all you need to do" tells me all I really need to know about your (lack of) level of research.
We did indeed ask Frazier. Since then, we've verified the notary, i.e. his full name, where he lived, where he worked, how long he as a notary, etc... We need to be sure he actually was a notary versus a fake name. We're subjecting the Frazier signature on the affidavit to handwriting analysis. Of course, it would be better to have the actual document as opposed to a copy. But still, we're trying it, nevertheless.
This is real research. It takes time, unfortunately. And we do indeed plan on coming forth with ALL findings, good, bad or indifferent. But wait. You already know about real research. You made a phone call.