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[email protected] May 27th 09 04:54 PM

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A narcissist often criticises or villifies others but hates it when
others criticise him or her.
A narcissist likes to receive praise from others but often dislikes to
hear other people being praised.
Therefore, if you are in the habit of often speaking well of people
(always giving praise when praise is due) then you may soon encounter
objections from narcissists who hate to see others being praised. In
this way, you may start to see narcissists raising their heads above
the parapet, thereby giving you clues as to which people are most
narcissistic.
A narcissist likes to ask favours of others but dislikes it when
others ask too many favours of him or her.
A narcissist can be dishonest but at the same time is a master of
disguise and can lie very convincingly.
A narcissist thinks that he or she is entitled to special privileges
or special treatment.
A narcissist dislikes others to be late when meeting him or her.
A narcissist is interpersonally exploitative and takes advantage of
others to achieve his or her own ends.
A narcissist has little or no empathy and is unwilling or unable to
recognize or identify with the feelings and needs of others.
A narcissist is often envious of others or believes that others are
envious of him or her.
A narcissist seeks to control the family finances.
A narcissist often has an arrogant affect (e.g. haughty behaviours or
attitudes).

The narcissist doesn't believe in equality, or at least not when it
affects him. Equality would seem demeaning to the narcissist if it
applied to him

He's an expert at detraction and calumny. He can gossip with an
innocent composure. He can assassinate a person's reputation and yet
make the assassination seem like decent conversation.

He will often project, criticising you for the very things that he
himself is guilty of. He might gallingly tell you that you have no
sympathy, or that you are a control freak, or that you were trying to
be the centre of attention when the visitors were in. He might even
tell you that you are behaving hysterically when you are not even
angry. Listen carefully to what he accuses you of because it might
well tell you what he is doing, thinking or planning.

The narcissist seems to be very focused on his/her own needs and
preferences and consequently seems almost oblivious to the needs of
others or contemptuous of the preferences of others. The exception is
when the narcissist is in the company of someone whom he/she is
seeking to impress.


[email protected] May 27th 09 06:55 PM

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On May 27, 1:29*pm, HK wrote:
Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:


He's an expert at detraction and calumny


I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.


Or was that clam chowder?


Oh - wait - that was alum powder.


Sorry.


I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know what
it means.

It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.


Notice if you will, the following excerpt from the article:

A narcissist often criticises or villifies others but hates it when
others criticise him or her.

And

A narcissist often has an arrogant affect (e.g. haughty behaviours or
attitudes).

And finally:

A narcissist often criticises or villifies others but hates it when
others criticise him or her.

Gee, Harry, you're too much of a narcissist to even stop posting to a
thread about narcissists! Thank you for making fortifying my point.

jim7856 May 27th 09 06:58 PM

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HK wrote:
Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

He's an expert at detraction and calumny


I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.

Or was that clam chowder?

Oh - wait - that was alum powder.

Sorry.



I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know what
it means.

It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.


Had to look it up myself. Not surprised that it was on your most read
word list though.

[email protected] May 27th 09 07:04 PM

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On May 27, 1:58*pm, jim7856 wrote:
HK wrote:
Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:


He's an expert at detraction and calumny


I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.


Or was that clam chowder?


Oh - wait - that was alum powder.


Sorry.


I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know what
it means.


It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.


Had to look it up myself. Not surprised that it was on your most read
word list though.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


It is great that Harry knows some archaic words. That must make a
wonder career. Oh, wait, his wife supports him.

John H[_2_] May 27th 09 08:01 PM

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On Wed, 27 May 2009 13:29:58 -0400, HK wrote:

Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

He's an expert at detraction and calumny


I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.

Or was that clam chowder?

Oh - wait - that was alum powder.

Sorry.



I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know what
it means.

It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.


Harry, I was at Breezy Point on Monday. Thought I'd stop by and say
'hello', but I lost your address when my hard drive blew up. Please
repost it.

TIA.
--

John H

[email protected] May 27th 09 08:12 PM

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On May 27, 3:01*pm, John H wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 13:29:58 -0400, HK wrote:
Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:


He's an expert at detraction and calumny


I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.


Or was that clam chowder?


Oh - wait - that was alum powder.


Sorry.


I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know what
it means.


It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.


Harry, I was at Breezy Point on Monday. Thought I'd stop by and say
'hello', but I lost your address when my hard drive blew up. Please
repost it.

TIA.
--

John H- Hide quoted text -

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Boy, the word calumny (that Harry thinks I don't know what it means)
sure fits Harry to a tee, doesn't it?

[email protected] May 27th 09 08:42 PM

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On May 27, 1:29*pm, HK wrote:
Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:


He's an expert at detraction and calumny


I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.


Or was that clam chowder?


Oh - wait - that was alum powder.


Sorry.


I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know what
it means.

It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.


A warning to anyone here reading that doesn't know our friend Harry...
He is not good for a bet so don't waste your time...

[email protected] May 27th 09 08:46 PM

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On May 27, 3:42*pm, wrote:
On May 27, 1:29*pm, HK wrote:





Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:


He's an expert at detraction and calumny


I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.


Or was that clam chowder?


Oh - wait - that was alum powder.


Sorry.


I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know what
it means.


It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.


A warning to anyone here reading that doesn't know our friend Harry...
He is not good for a bet so don't waste your time...- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


Boy, you're not kidding there! He's backed out of more bets than Pete
Rose!

GC Boater May 27th 09 08:49 PM

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On May 27, 12:29*pm, HK wrote:
Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:


He's an expert at detraction and calumny


I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.


Or was that clam chowder?


Oh - wait - that was alum powder.


Sorry.


I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know what
it means.

It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.


Hey Harry, Old Boy. What was the new Supreme Court nominee like when
you were at Yale with her? Did you date? With you self proclaimed
sexual prowess, I was just wondering if ....

HK May 27th 09 08:53 PM

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wrote:
On May 27, 1:29 pm, HK wrote:
Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:
He's an expert at detraction and calumny
I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.
Or was that clam chowder?
Oh - wait - that was alum powder.
Sorry.

I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know what
it means.

It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.


A warning to anyone here reading that doesn't know our friend Harry...
He is not good for a bet so don't waste your time...



Ahhh...here's justhate, stairbounce tester of police departments
everywhere.

Don White May 27th 09 08:54 PM

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"John H" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 27 May 2009 13:29:58 -0400, HK wrote:

Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

He's an expert at detraction and calumny

I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.

Or was that clam chowder?

Oh - wait - that was alum powder.

Sorry.



I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know what
it means.

It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.


Harry, I was at Breezy Point on Monday. Thought I'd stop by and say
'hello', but I lost your address when my hard drive blew up. Please
repost it.

TIA.
--

John H


I can't believe you'd start that crap again......



HK May 27th 09 09:01 PM

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Don White wrote:
"John H" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 27 May 2009 13:29:58 -0400, HK wrote:

Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

He's an expert at detraction and calumny
I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.

Or was that clam chowder?

Oh - wait - that was alum powder.

Sorry.


I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know what
it means.

It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.

Harry, I was at Breezy Point on Monday. Thought I'd stop by and say
'hello', but I lost your address when my hard drive blew up. Please
repost it.

TIA.
--

John H


I can't believe you'd start that crap again......




What's Herring to do here? Discuss the boating/fishing knowledge he
doesn't have? Talk about travel trailers? Golf? Grandchildren? His
military service that won the war against Vietnam?

Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.[_6_] May 27th 09 09:03 PM

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HK wrote:
Don White wrote:
"John H" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 27 May 2009 13:29:58 -0400, HK wrote:

Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

He's an expert at detraction and calumny
I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.

Or was that clam chowder?

Oh - wait - that was alum powder.

Sorry.


I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know
what
it means.

It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.
Harry, I was at Breezy Point on Monday. Thought I'd stop by and say
'hello', but I lost your address when my hard drive blew up. Please
repost it.

TIA.
--

John H


I can't believe you'd start that crap again......



What's Herring to do here? Discuss the boating/fishing knowledge he
doesn't have? Talk about travel trailers? Golf? Grandchildren? His
military service that won the war against Vietnam?


When was the last time you discussed any boating/fishing knowledge?
You have actually stated many times the ONLY reason you come here is to
mess with the right wingers.

--
Reginald P. Smithers III, Esq.

This Newsgroup post is a natural product. The slight variations in
spelling and grammar enhance its individual character and beauty and in
no way are to be considered flaws or defects

BAR[_2_] May 27th 09 11:19 PM

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wrote:
A narcissist often criticises or villifies others but hates it when
others criticise him or her.
[Big Huge SNIP]
The narcissist seems to be very focused on his/her own needs and
preferences and consequently seems almost oblivious to the needs of
others or contemptuous of the preferences of others. The exception is
when the narcissist is in the company of someone whom he/she is
seeking to impress.


Get over the Krause Bot and move on to more productive endeavors.



HK May 27th 09 11:36 PM

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BAR wrote:
wrote:
A narcissist often criticises or villifies others but hates it when
others criticise him or her.
[Big Huge SNIP]
The narcissist seems to be very focused on his/her own needs and
preferences and consequently seems almost oblivious to the needs of
others or contemptuous of the preferences of others. The exception is
when the narcissist is in the company of someone whom he/she is
seeking to impress.


Get over the Krause Bot and move on to more productive endeavors.



About the only thing Loogy does here is try to harass me or Don. You
expect him to do something useful?

jim7856 May 27th 09 11:41 PM

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HK wrote:
BAR wrote:
wrote:
A narcissist often criticises or villifies others but hates it when
others criticise him or her.
[Big Huge SNIP]
The narcissist seems to be very focused on his/her own needs and
preferences and consequently seems almost oblivious to the needs of
others or contemptuous of the preferences of others. The exception is
when the narcissist is in the company of someone whom he/she is
seeking to impress.


Get over the Krause Bot and move on to more productive endeavors.



About the only thing Loogy does here is try to harass me or Don. You
expect him to do something useful?


Loogie is a valuable member here and he is meeting a need.

Mike[_12_] May 28th 09 12:03 AM

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"Don White" wrote in message
...

"John H" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 27 May 2009 13:29:58 -0400, HK wrote:

Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

He's an expert at detraction and calumny

I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.

Or was that clam chowder?

Oh - wait - that was alum powder.

Sorry.



I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know what
it means.

It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.


Harry, I was at Breezy Point on Monday. Thought I'd stop by and say
'hello', but I lost your address when my hard drive blew up. Please
repost it.

TIA.
--

John H


I can't believe you'd start that crap again......


Why not? Harry never stops...

--Mike



Don White May 28th 09 12:05 AM

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"HK" wrote in message
m...
Don White wrote:
"John H" wrote in message
...
On Wed, 27 May 2009 13:29:58 -0400, HK wrote:

Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:

He's an expert at detraction and calumny
I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.

Or was that clam chowder?

Oh - wait - that was alum powder.

Sorry.


I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know
what
it means.

It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.
Harry, I was at Breezy Point on Monday. Thought I'd stop by and say
'hello', but I lost your address when my hard drive blew up. Please
repost it.

TIA.
--

John H


I can't believe you'd start that crap again......



What's Herring to do here? Discuss the boating/fishing knowledge he
doesn't have? Talk about travel trailers? Golf? Grandchildren? His
military service that won the war against Vietnam?


He could always swap baking recipies and kitchen secrets.



Don White May 28th 09 12:07 AM

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"jim7856" wrote in message
...
HK wrote:
BAR wrote:
wrote:
A narcissist often criticises or villifies others but hates it when
others criticise him or her.
[Big Huge SNIP]
The narcissist seems to be very focused on his/her own needs and
preferences and consequently seems almost oblivious to the needs of
others or contemptuous of the preferences of others. The exception is
when the narcissist is in the company of someone whom he/she is
seeking to impress.

Get over the Krause Bot and move on to more productive endeavors.



About the only thing Loogy does here is try to harass me or Don. You
expect him to do something useful?


Loogie is a valuable member here and he is meeting a need.


Yeah sure...
It would almost be worth it to take a holiday for a while and see how
quickly you and the rest of the Dope Army turn on him.



HK May 28th 09 12:09 AM

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Don White wrote:
"jim7856" wrote in message
...
HK wrote:
BAR wrote:
wrote:
A narcissist often criticises or villifies others but hates it when
others criticise him or her.
[Big Huge SNIP]
The narcissist seems to be very focused on his/her own needs and
preferences and consequently seems almost oblivious to the needs of
others or contemptuous of the preferences of others. The exception is
when the narcissist is in the company of someone whom he/she is
seeking to impress.
Get over the Krause Bot and move on to more productive endeavors.


About the only thing Loogy does here is try to harass me or Don. You
expect him to do something useful?

Loogie is a valuable member here and he is meeting a need.


Yeah sure...
It would almost be worth it to take a holiday for a while and see how
quickly you and the rest of the Dope Army turn on him.




Good gawd...that's pretty close to the dumbest funniest post I've ever
seen here..."Loogy is a valuable member here..." No question about it,
FloridaJim is *slime* but...he is a good buddy of Eisboch.




D K[_11_] May 28th 09 12:55 AM

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wrote:
A narcissist often criticises or villifies others but hates it when
others criticise him or her.
A narcissist likes to receive praise from others but often dislikes to
hear other people being praised.
Therefore, if you are in the habit of often speaking well of people
(always giving praise when praise is due) then you may soon encounter
objections from narcissists who hate to see others being praised. In
this way, you may start to see narcissists raising their heads above
the parapet, thereby giving you clues as to which people are most
narcissistic.
A narcissist likes to ask favours of others but dislikes it when
others ask too many favours of him or her.
A narcissist can be dishonest but at the same time is a master of
disguise and can lie very convincingly.
A narcissist thinks that he or she is entitled to special privileges
or special treatment.
A narcissist dislikes others to be late when meeting him or her.
A narcissist is interpersonally exploitative and takes advantage of
others to achieve his or her own ends.
A narcissist has little or no empathy and is unwilling or unable to
recognize or identify with the feelings and needs of others.
A narcissist is often envious of others or believes that others are
envious of him or her.
A narcissist seeks to control the family finances.
A narcissist often has an arrogant affect (e.g. haughty behaviours or
attitudes).

The narcissist doesn't believe in equality, or at least not when it
affects him. Equality would seem demeaning to the narcissist if it
applied to him

He's an expert at detraction and calumny. He can gossip with an
innocent composure. He can assassinate a person's reputation and yet
make the assassination seem like decent conversation.

He will often project, criticising you for the very things that he
himself is guilty of. He might gallingly tell you that you have no
sympathy, or that you are a control freak, or that you were trying to
be the centre of attention when the visitors were in. He might even
tell you that you are behaving hysterically when you are not even
angry. Listen carefully to what he accuses you of because it might
well tell you what he is doing, thinking or planning.

The narcissist seems to be very focused on his/her own needs and
preferences and consequently seems almost oblivious to the needs of
others or contemptuous of the preferences of others. The exception is
when the narcissist is in the company of someone whom he/she is
seeking to impress.


Yep.

D K[_11_] May 28th 09 12:58 AM

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HK wrote:
BAR wrote:
wrote:
A narcissist often criticises or villifies others but hates it when
others criticise him or her.
[Big Huge SNIP]
The narcissist seems to be very focused on his/her own needs and
preferences and consequently seems almost oblivious to the needs of
others or contemptuous of the preferences of others. The exception is
when the narcissist is in the company of someone whom he/she is
seeking to impress.


Get over the Krause Bot and move on to more productive endeavors.



About the only thing Loogy does here is try to harass me or Don. You
expect him to do something useful?


And you would only say that if you read EVERY post! WAFA...

[email protected] May 28th 09 12:49 PM

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On May 27, 7:05*pm, "Don White" wrote:
"HK" wrote in message

m...





Don White wrote:
"John H" wrote in message
. ..
On Wed, 27 May 2009 13:29:58 -0400, HK wrote:


Wizard of Woodstock wrote:
On Wed, 27 May 2009 08:54:40 -0700 (PDT), wrote:


He's an expert at detraction and calumny
I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.


Or was that clam chowder?


Oh - wait - that was alum powder.


Sorry.


I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know
what
it means.


It's nice you are helping the handicapped by reading his posts, Tom.
Harry, I was at Breezy Point on Monday. Thought I'd stop by and say
'hello', but I lost your address when my hard drive blew up. Please
repost it.


TIA.
--


John H


I can't believe you'd start that crap again......


What's Herring to do here? Discuss the boating/fishing knowledge he
doesn't have? Talk about travel trailers? Golf? Grandchildren? His
military service that won the war against Vietnam?


He could always swap baking recipies and kitchen secrets.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


Now you have something against people who cook and like to cook? No
wonder your son turned out the way he did.

[email protected] May 28th 09 12:50 PM

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On May 27, 6:36*pm, HK wrote:
BAR wrote:
wrote:
A narcissist often criticises or villifies others but hates it when
others criticise him or her.
[Big Huge SNIP]
The narcissist seems to be very focused on his/her own needs and
preferences and consequently seems almost oblivious to the needs of
others or contemptuous of the preferences of others. The exception is
when the narcissist is in the company of someone whom he/she is
seeking to impress.


Get over the Krause Bot and move on to more productive endeavors.


About the only thing Loogy does here is try to harass me or Don. You
expect him to do something useful?


And you'd only know that if you read the posts. Killfiled my ass, liar.

Richard Casady June 2nd 09 03:37 AM

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On Wed, 27 May 2009 13:29:58 -0400, HK wrote:

He's an expert at detraction and calumny


I had some calumny once - I got sick from it.

Or was that clam chowder?

Oh - wait - that was alum powder.

Sorry.



I'd bet $100 Loogy-for-brains would have to look up calumny to know what
it means.


Until now I have only have seen the word in a Shakespear play," Thou
shall not escape calumny."

Casady


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