Lest we forget...

Lost User

digital man wrote:

Either way he has him to a tee

Isnt this just boiler plate psycho babbel though? I mean, it might reflect Ilions true nature, but equally it might not. We are all hidden by anonymity and all project parts of our personalities, often those that dont get much airing, because there is no comeback.

Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription

Oakman

Ilíon wrote:

I think

Since when?

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Ilion

John Davids wrote:

I don't know why it's bothering you Ilion,

I'm not sure which "bothers" me more ... that Oakman tells the whole world that he's been "taking the measure of the man" ;) (and never once asked for permission) ... or that *you* are not bothered by his claimed actions. :laugh:

Ilion

:laugh:

Oakman

fat_boy wrote:

Oakman either copied alot of that

I gave credit to the article I used to check on the definition of Ilidgit's condition. The rest was amazingly easy to write. I have spent far more time writing a much shorter post to you about the derivation of words.

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Oakman

The way you've been going on about my reminding you that your brain was too small, your belly to large and your dick too tiny to compete with me, I have to assume that you are just thrilled beyong all measure. You've been reminding me about the phrase in exactly the same manner that a female cat parades back and forth when she's in heat. How many times do I have to tell you - No Sale.

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R Giskard Reventlov

To an extent, possibly but I think the bubble starts to fall away after a while and we present who we really are: I would think it difficult to maintian the artifice and mask for too long especially in some of the heated arguments that take place. I'm sure that will get (and reasonably so) argued with: I do not know, with certainty, if I'm right on this but long experience of people and life tells me I might well be.

me, me, me

73Zeppelin

Ah yes, here comes the puerility...

Oakman

fat_boy wrote:

I mean, it might reflect Ilions true nature, but equally it might not

You are absolutely right. But if my diagnosis is correct you'll be able to use it to predict his future behavior, and you'll find few or no behaviors in his past that contradict what I wrote. I think you'd find that to be the case.

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Oakman

73Zeppelin wrote:

Ah yes, here comes the puerility...

And all the one votes :rolleyes:

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Ilion

73Zeppelin wrote:

Ah yes, here comes the puerility...

You know a lot about that, don't you? And you approve ... of course, when I turn it back on you (plural), then suddenly, it's not approved.

73Zeppelin

*Ring, ring*. *Drool*.

Ilion

Didn't we learn something about you and the Big Mo and squealing like a little piggy not too long ago? :laugh: edit: I'm sorry, it wasn't you, it was DinDin.

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Ilion

digital man wrote:

nobody is refuting the conclusion.

:laugh:

Patrick Etc

While I think that Jon's assessment of Ilion's behavior is accurate, I'm questioning why we're spending time on him at all... There's a reason I almost never reply to Ilion - I simply decided it's not worth my time to participate in those kinds of games. Since I had long ago come to a conclusion similar to Jon's about Ilion, I simply decided to stop feeding his behavior. I'm wondering why others don't do the same - I mean, I know this is the Soapbox, but it seems like every thread now descends into Ilion bashing or arguing with a brick wall. Personally, I have simply learned to ignore attention seekers - it's the best way to shut them down. Everyone here is of course free to behave as they choose, and if they get some kind of kick out of playing with Ilion, more power to ya, just saying for those of you who are genuinely frustrated, just ignore him.

It has become appallingly obvious that our technology has exceeded our humanity. - Albert Einstein

Lost User

Oakman wrote:

The rest was amazingly easy to write.

Then you HAVE spent an unhelathy amounty of time thinking about Ilion! :)

Morality is indistinguishable from social proscription

Oakman

Any time spent thinking about Ilion is an unhealthy amount. ;)

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