Ahead of its time?

"so you don't know what burden of proof is?"

There is no burden of proof for known facts, moron, because known facts, by definition, are already known to have been proven.

"honestly are you mentally deficient? I will feel bad"

Comical Irony Alert: Part XIV

"you down know what ultracrepidarian" means either LOLLLLL"

"noun: ultracrepidarian
a person who expresses opinions on matters outside the scope of their knowledge or expertise."

That's what you did, dullard. You proclaimed that "no such mention for birthdate is made in the film." And that was on a matter that was obviously outside the scope of your knowledge, since you were proven wrong.

"buy that "logic": anyone who asks for evidence in any debate is an ultracrepidarian and shouldn't talk on the subject."

You didn't just ask for evidence, dumbass, you said that "no such mention for birthdate is made in the film," and I proved you wrong.

"I never claimed to have knowledge on the subject."

Yes, you did. You said you've seen the movie multiple times, and regardless of that, it doesn't matter whether or not you claimed to have knowledge on the subject, because you made an assertion about a subject which was proven wrong, which proves you made an assertion about something outside your scope of knowledge, which establishes you as an ultracrepidarian.

"also by your "logic" any event in a movie seen by millions is common knowledge."

Your bald-faced lie is dismissed. Again, I said nothing about "common knowledge," and since I've already told you that, at this point you're simply a liar. I said it's a known fact, which is not necessarily the same thing as "common knowledge." A known fact is any fact that's known by many people and which can easily be independently confirmed. For example, the facts presented on a typical game of Jeopardy on TV are known facts, but not common knowledge, because questions about common knowledge wouldn't make for a very challenging game, obviously.

"its impossible to know but very possible most Americans havent even seen the film. let alone memorized every single scene... blah blah blah"

Only ultracrepidarians make assertions about scenes in movies they haven't seen or don't remember (you know, like you did), because doing that sort of thing is what defines someone as an ultracrepidarian in the first place. If you don't know what you're talking about (and I've proven that you didn't), then keep your mouth shut.

"kid you are retarded"

More comical irony from the established ultracrepidarian.

"Sure, you might not remember (or ever have known) what Georgia's state bird is, but you can easily look it up in an almanac, encyclopedia, the state's Web site, or other resource."

And likewise, you can easily look it up by watching the movie. Again, there is no burden of proof for known facts because known facts, by definition, are already known to have been proven.

""yaaaaa that includes a one second shot in a random film""

It wasn't just a shot; Gene Hackman's character also said the birthdate aloud at the same time, as I've already told you, and it's not a "random film," it's the movie that's the topic of this very message board that you're posting on.

"LOOOOLLLL its obvious who didnt attend higher education"

Comical Irony Alert: Part XV