Posted by Jerry Stuckle on 10/13/07 23:01

danielcarrington4@gmail.com wrote:
> On Oct 13, 2:55 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote:
>> danielcarringt...@gmail.com wrote:
>>> On Oct 13, 2:06 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote:
>>>> danielcarringt...@gmail.com wrote:
>>>>> On Oct 12, 9:37 pm, Jerry Stuckle <jstuck...@attglobal.net> wrote:
>>>>> And there is the disconnect. Spending a few minutes, putting forth
>>>>> marginal effort towards a response is fine and dandy ... but a couple
>>>>> of hours???
>>>> That's your opinion. Others have different ones. Heck, if I had the
>>>> time right now I'd do it. But I'm way too busy.
>>> It's quite possible that it's a matter of perception ... but I do
>>> believe that the average psychiatrist would agree with me.
>> I doubt you can speak for a psychiatrist (unless you are one, that is).
>
> I don't practice clinically, but I do have a degree in psychology,
> yes. I would assume that counts?
>

Not at all. You said psychiatrist - which, if you really had a
psychology degree, you would know is much different than a psychiatrist.

Sorry, Charlie. You've been caught in a lie.

> Of course, my degree is from VA Tech, so perhaps that might not be
> good enough? :)

VA Tech is a great school. Too bad you didn't get a psychology degree
there.

>>> Too busy? Now why is that? Could it be because you have higher
>>> priorities than goosing OMH? Could it be that you'd really prefer to
>>> devote more time to ... say, your family? Your business? Your bowel
>>> movements? ANYthing other than OMH?
>> I have my priorities. And right now they keep me busy. But that
>> doesn't mean if I had the time I wouldn't create a site about Matthew.
>>
>> You do what you want with your free time - but let others do what they want.
>
> One of the first rules here (I've gathered) is that anyone can do what
> they want. But others have the innate "right" to judge them for it,
> right or wrong.
>

Sure. It's like that in real life, also.

> If you can judge OMH for being a prick, I can judge nutjobs like
> newbie for being obsessive and fruit loopy.

And everyone else is free to call you an asshole.

>>> That prioritizing would indicate a healthy mental state. Placing
>>> "goosing" OMH above any of those things would be ... unhealthy, to say
>>> the least.
>>>> Who cares if it means anything to him or not? Actually, I suspect it
>>>> hurts him more than he's letting on.
>>> Then I think you're a bit on the arrogant side. :)
>> And why is that? Heck - he got upset when I insinuated (without
>> actually saying it) that he was impotent.
>
> Apparently, he's had people hating him for YEARS. And I really doubt
> that you're the first to insult his manhood. But for SOME reason, you
> think that YOU saying that (really, one of the oldest insults known to
> man) would hurt him????
>
> Please, do give me a break.

You obviously have come to that conclusion without reading the threads.
Caught again.

>>>>> So what the hell good is creating a web site just to tickle his ass
>>>>> gonna do?? Not a damn thing -except to prove how much he's crawled up
>>>>> your ass.
>>>> Naw, it feels good.
>>> Some would say that shooting heroin feels good, too. Doesn't mean it's
>>> healthy or worthwhile.
>> And who's to say there's any harm in putting up a site like that? No
>> one except you.
>
> My tiny degree in psychology would SUSPECT that newbie has a few
> issues. But my burgeoning grasp of how things are done here in "teh
> usenets" (to coin a OMH phrase) decrees that, the more you whine,
> bitch and scream, the more "owned" you are. The more time that you
> spend worrying over insults gotten, the more owned you are. The more
> "revenge" you seek to inflict, the more "humiliation" you attempt to
> serve, the more owned you are.
>

Your "degree" in psychology doesn't mean shit. And you're sounding a
lot more like OMH every post. It really looks like you are OMH.

Caught again.

> It's a matter of pride, I would say. And newbie has lost ALL his. So
> has "Personalized" but not as badly, perhaps.
>
> I think it can be easily likened to the typical bully situation one
> experiences in school. The big mean football player pushes you down in
> gym class. What do you do?
>
> A. Push him back. Harder.
> B. Go tell Mommy and Daddums
> C. Write mean things about him on the bathroom wall.
>
> I would say that B & C is what many people (including newbie) do who
> feel impotent and slighted.
>
> And if you're not careful, you'll fall into that trap as well. Only
> because you seem to agree that answer "C" is the best course of action
> (likening "writing on the bathroom wall" to putting up a site).
>

Gee, you're as full of shit as Matthew is.

>>
>>
>>>>>> But therein lies your misconception. I don't see him "obsessing" over
>>>>>> anyone. Just putting together a quick site to give OMH a taste of his
>>>>>> own medicine.
>>>>> Too much effort, and too little pay-off. And that's WHY he IS
>>>>> obsessing. When you invest the time, you want to get a decent return
>>>>> on your efforts. And even a moron can see that it means NOTHING to OMH
>>>>> -therefore, the return is ZERO.
>>>> Whatever.
>>> See the last line.
>>>>> Maybe that's why you're still a contractor. :)
>>>> I am not a contractor has never have been. I have been running a very
>>>> successful consulting business for over 17 years. But you obviously
>>>> don't understand that.
>>> I understand that I "employ" several "consultants" as contractors. To
>>> the one paying the bills, a consultant is just a more expensive
>>> contractor. You just have better negotiation skills. :)
>> Then you don't know the difference between a consultant and a
>> contractor. There is a much bigger difference. But that's off topic here.
>
> Not necessarily to the one paying the bills. To think otherwise,
> you're fooling yourself.
>>> But then, I am a bit on the jaded side.
>>>>> We could discuss this and debate this all dday, but even THAT is more
>>>>> time than I'd care to spend on the subject. Y'know, the whole
>>>>> effort=return thing.
>>>> Whatever. Then why even bring it up?
>>> *adopts patient tone*
>>> Because I'm trying to be kind and donate a clue to the clueless.
>>> Trust me .. before this is through, you'll thank me. :)
>> Thanks, but we'll all big boys here. At least all except Matthew
>> Moulton, who's just a poor 27-year-old who works as a greeter for Wal
>> Mart and lives with his mommy.
>
>
>> And all this crap about buying a house?
>> ROFLMAO!
>
> NOW, we agree on something. :)
>>
>>

End of conversation.

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