getrealalready wrote on Oct 20^th, 2007 at 5:46pm:

Nonombre, Skeptic is right, so I won't clutter the blogosphere by quoting your rather lame post.  What a fool you must be.  You question George Maschke's ability and educational background to analyze research.  And then you, as quickly as a fool can spout, leave no doubt about your lack of ability in such matters.  The most basic research you could have done was to search Google with George Maschke's name before offering your comments about him.  You would have immediately found his website and be informed that he possesses a doctorate in Near Eastern Languages and Cultures.  Either you do not know how to do the most basic research or you are too lazy and too arrogant to appreciate your need to do so.  Perhaps next time you should make some minimum effort to utilize that small mind before opening your big mouth.    ::)

Okay,

I stand corrected.  I did a little preliminary research and found out that Mr. Maschke has indeed posted a dissertation.  Hmm, I truly didn't know.  My apoligies...

Now, maybe someone can tell me what the "Proverbial and idiomatic language in a modern Persian novel : a contextual analysis based on Iraj Pezeshkzad’s Da’i Jan Napel’on" has to do with Psychology, Physiology, Forensic Psychophysiology, or ANYTHING to do with polygraph?

Oh that's right...He did fail TWO of them.  I guess that makes him an expert after all... ;D

Regards...