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I did it! Or at least Canzano will soon say I did it.

True story, when Indy and Chicago played in XLI, Canzano on Oregonlive predicted that Chicago would win. After Indy won I was reading articles on Oregonlive when I found that prediction again. Except now his prediction said Indy would win. I posted in the comments that that was a weak ass thing to do. Comment soon deleted. I posted again, this time, it was a weak arse thing to do. Comment deleted again. It pissed me off so I emailed Canzano and asked why did he change his prediction after the game. He replied right back and said he didn't. We go back and forth, trading emails, finally he accuses me of hacking into Oregonlive and changing his prediction to make him look bad.

But even with him claiming that he didn't change his prediction the edited prediction was still up on O-live.

Anyway, it freaked me out that Canzano would claim that I hacked Oregonlive's website so I emailed the editor, Sandra Rowe and forwarded her all of Canzano's and my emails. A few days later I got an email back from Canzano apologizing for saying I hacked Oregonlive but nothing about the prediction being changed.

Canzano is a strange dude.

So yes, I know first hand that journalists will change what they write and will lie about it when caught.
 
I did it! Or at least Canzano will soon say I did it.

True story, when Indy and Chicago played in XLI, Canzano on Oregonlive predicted that Chicago would win. After Indy won I was reading articles on Oregonlive when I found that prediction again. Except now his prediction said Indy would win. I posted in the comments that that was a weak ass thing to do. Comment soon deleted. I posted again, this time, it was a weak arse thing to do. Comment deleted again. It pissed me off so I emailed Canzano and asked why did he change his prediction after the game. He replied right back and said he didn't. We go back and forth, trading emails, finally he accuses me of hacking into Oregonlive and changing his prediction to make him look bad.

But even with him claiming that he didn't change his prediction the edited prediction was still up on O-live.

Anyway, it freaked me out that Canzano would claim that I hacked Oregonlive's website so I emailed the editor, Sandra Rowe and forwarded her all of Canzano's and my emails. A few days later I got an email back from Canzano apologizing for saying I hacked Oregonlive but nothing about the prediction being changed.

Canzano is a strange dude.

So yes, I know first hand that journalists will change what they write and will lie about it when caught.

So, the balls being deflated DID happen?
 
I did it! Or at least Canzano will soon say I did it.

True story, when Indy and Chicago played in XLI, Canzano on Oregonlive predicted that Chicago would win. After Indy won I was reading articles on Oregonlive when I found that prediction again. Except now his prediction said Indy would win. I posted in the comments that that was a weak ass thing to do. Comment soon deleted. I posted again, this time, it was a weak arse thing to do. Comment deleted again. It pissed me off so I emailed Canzano and asked why did he change his prediction after the game. He replied right back and said he didn't. We go back and forth, trading emails, finally he accuses me of hacking into Oregonlive and changing his prediction to make him look bad.

But even with him claiming that he didn't change his prediction the edited prediction was still up on O-live.

Anyway, it freaked me out that Canzano would claim that I hacked Oregonlive's website so I emailed the editor, Sandra Rowe and forwarded her all of Canzano's and my emails. A few days later I got an email back from Canzano apologizing for saying I hacked Oregonlive but nothing about the prediction being changed.

Canzano is a strange dude.

So yes, I know first hand that journalists will change what they write and will lie about it when caught.

And here I thought my opinion of the guy couldn't get any worse.
 
I did it! Or at least Canzano will soon say I did it.

True story, when Indy and Chicago played in XLI, Canzano on Oregonlive predicted that Chicago would win. After Indy won I was reading articles on Oregonlive when I found that prediction again. Except now his prediction said Indy would win. I posted in the comments that that was a weak ass thing to do. Comment soon deleted. I posted again, this time, it was a weak arse thing to do. Comment deleted again. It pissed me off so I emailed Canzano and asked why did he change his prediction after the game. He replied right back and said he didn't. We go back and forth, trading emails, finally he accuses me of hacking into Oregonlive and changing his prediction to make him look bad.

But even with him claiming that he didn't change his prediction the edited prediction was still up on O-live.

Anyway, it freaked me out that Canzano would claim that I hacked Oregonlive's website so I emailed the editor, Sandra Rowe and forwarded her all of Canzano's and my emails. A few days later I got an email back from Canzano apologizing for saying I hacked Oregonlive but nothing about the prediction being changed.

Canzano is a strange dude.

So yes, I know first hand that journalists will change what they write and will lie about it when caught.

tl;dr sly hacked oregonlive to make canzono look bad.


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