You accused me of likening the ACN to a holiday for Ade. Wrong. I did no such thing.
And when I pointed out that I had done no such thing, you changed tack and accused me instead of implying that the ACN was like a holiday for Ade. Again wrong. How do I know? Because, funnily enough, I know what I meant when I wrote what I did. And you don't know what I meant.
You made an incorrect inference (and you're an intelligent chap..... so I don't need to explain to you the critical difference between an inference and an implication). Nothing wrong with that, of course. We all do it from time to time. And, normally, I wouldn't labour the point. But your repeated subsequent refusal to concede that you might know less about my thinking than I do was both presumptuous and rude.
So, contrary to your claim, in this instance someone was indeed wrong. That someone was you. Conversation concluded.