falsely, 05 October 2013, 20:07
Next Saturday I am going to go on a car rally and visit a museum with a 250 GTO. Should be pretty fun.
andrewo, 12 October 2013, 22:46
Turns out this story is not true and the owner from Greenwich sold the car years ago. This car has not been sold recently and the whole thing was made up.
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Rivitography, 12 October 2013, 22:48
andrewo wrote:
Turns out this story is not true and the owner from Greenwich sold the car years ago. This car has not been sold recently and the whole thing was made up.
what
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andrewo, 12 October 2013, 22:53
Rivitography wrote:
andrewo wrote:
Turns out this story is not true and the owner from Greenwich sold the car years ago. This car has not been sold recently and the whole thing was made up.
what
Bloomberg News wrote a factually incorrect article and everybody ran with it without checking anything.
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CTspotter458, 12 October 2013, 22:53
Rivitography wrote:
andrewo wrote:
Turns out this story is not true and the owner from Greenwich sold the car years ago. This car has not been sold recently and the whole thing was made up.
what
wow lol
thats odd
CTspotter458, 12 October 2013, 22:53
andrewo wrote:
Rivitography wrote:
andrewo wrote:
Turns out this story is not true and the owner from Greenwich sold the car years ago. This car has not been sold recently and the whole thing was made up.
what
Bloomberg News wrote a factually incorrect article and everybody ran with it without checking anything.
lol thats why you do your research
Rivitography, 12 October 2013, 22:56
andrewo wrote:
Rivitography wrote:
andrewo wrote:
Turns out this story is not true and the owner from Greenwich sold the car years ago. This car has not been sold recently and the whole thing was made up.
what
Bloomberg News wrote a factually incorrect article and everybody ran with it without checking anything.
They fooled everybody good. Well played, Bloomberg.
CTspotter458, 12 October 2013, 23:00
Rivitography wrote:
andrewo wrote:
Rivitography wrote:
andrewo wrote:
Turns out this story is not true and the owner from Greenwich sold the car years ago. This car has not been sold recently and the whole thing was made up.
what
Bloomberg News wrote a factually incorrect article and everybody ran with it without checking anything.
They fooled everybody good. Well played, Bloomberg.
was it done on purpose, or was it an accident?
Rivitography, 12 October 2013, 23:10
andrewo wrote:
Probably by accident.
How does somebody make a false claim with something that happened years ago?
BY ACCIDENT?
andrewo, 12 October 2013, 23:15
Because they thought they knew more than they did and assumed their source was factual and it was not. It happens all the time because journalists have become so irresponsible with what they write and many don't fact check anything.
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CTspotter458, 12 October 2013, 23:33
andrewo wrote:
Because they thought they knew more than they did and assumed their source was factual and it was not. It happens all the time because journalists have become so irresponsible with what they write and many don't fact check anything.
so true
Rivitography, 12 October 2013, 23:35
andrewo wrote:
Because they thought they knew more than they did and assumed their source was factual and it was not. It happens all the time because journalists have become so irresponsible with what they write and many don't fact check anything.
Sad but true.
DadAndBeeb, 13 October 2013, 00:06
Great catch, thanks for setting this straight before we continued spreading the story!
