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This is an article about a guy accused of murdering his wife in
Oakland, CA. But, read what they have to say about the guy's personality and mental behavior. Who does this remind y'all of?! -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Prosecutor implies Hans Reiser is narcissistic Henry K. Lee, Chronicle Staff Writer Friday, February 22, 2008 (02-21) 13:54 PST OAKLAND -- The prosecutor in Hans Reiser's murder trial suggested Thursday that the defendant's well-chronicled social ineptitude was caused not by mild autism, as defense lawyers have theorized, but because he has a narcissistic personality disorder characterized by arrogance. Beverly Parr, a psychiatrist who has known the 44-year-old Reiser since he was a toddler, testified for the defense Wednesday that he showed all the signs of having Asperger's syndrome, which is marked by impaired social skills and a fixation on things. The defense has maintained that while Hans Reiser may come across as strange, that doesn't mean he killed his estranged wife, Nina. She was 31 when she disappeared in September 2006 after dropping off the couple's two children at his Oakland hills home. Her body hasn't been found. During her second day of cross-examination Thursday in Alameda County Superior Court, Parr again acknowledged that she had never diagnosed Hans Reiser. She was also reluctant to agree with prosecutor Paul Hora's theory that Reiser is narcissistic. Hora read from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, generally considered by psychiatrists as the bible of their profession. "How about a father who insists that his son is gifted, is brilliant, is a genius, is inadequate in school because he's smart and is bored?" Hora asked, referring to sentiments that Hans Reiser expressed regarding his son, now 8. "He's in first grade but should be in third or fourth? A father who sees his son like that, is that a trait of narcissism?" Hora asked. What if he were talking about his father or wife instead of his son? Sound like anyone here? "I'm not a specialist, but it could be," Parr said. Hora continued to read from the manual, saying, "They are likely to insist on having only the 'top' person (doctor, lawyer, hairdresser, instructor) or being affiliated with the 'best' institutions, but may devalue the credentials of those who disappoint them." Had Parr known Hans to act this way? Hora asked. Wow, that hits close to someone, eh? "I know many people ..." Parr began. "Ma'am," interjected Judge Larry Goodman. "Answer yes or no." Makes you go Hmmmmmmmm......... |
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On Feb 22, 7:32�am, wrote:
This is an article about a guy accused of murdering his wife in Oakland, CA. But, read what they have to say about the guy's personality and mental behavior. Who does this remind y'all of?! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------�----------------------------------------------------------------- Prosecutor implies Hans Reiser is narcissistic Henry K. Lee, Chronicle Staff Writer Friday, February 22, 2008 �(02-21) 13:54 PST OAKLAND -- The prosecutor in Hans Reiser's murder trial suggested Thursday that the defendant's well-chronicled social ineptitude was caused not by mild autism, as defense lawyers have theorized, but because he has a narcissistic personality disorder characterized by arrogance. Beverly Parr, a psychiatrist who has known the 44-year-old Reiser since he was a toddler, testified for the defense Wednesday that he showed all the signs of having Asperger's syndrome, which is marked by impaired social skills and a fixation on things. The defense has maintained that while Hans Reiser may come across as strange, that doesn't mean he killed his estranged wife, Nina. She was 31 when she disappeared in September 2006 after dropping off the couple's two children at his Oakland hills home. Her body hasn't been found. During her second day of cross-examination Thursday in Alameda County Superior Court, Parr again acknowledged that she had never diagnosed Hans Reiser. She was also reluctant to agree with prosecutor Paul Hora's theory that Reiser is narcissistic. Hora read from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, generally considered by psychiatrists as the bible of their profession. "How about a father who insists that his son is gifted, is brilliant, is a genius, is inadequate in school because he's smart and is bored?" Hora asked, referring to sentiments that Hans Reiser expressed regarding his son, now 8. "He's in first grade but should be in third or fourth? A father who sees his son like that, is that a trait of narcissism?" Hora asked. What if he were talking about his father or wife instead of his son? Sound like anyone here? "I'm not a specialist, but it could be," Parr said. Hora continued to read from the manual, saying, "They are likely to insist on having only the 'top' person (doctor, lawyer, hairdresser, instructor) or being affiliated with the 'best' institutions, but may devalue the credentials of those who disappoint them." Had Parr known Hans to act this way? Hora asked. Wow, that hits close to someone, eh? "I know many people ..." Parr began. "Ma'am," interjected Judge Larry Goodman. "Answer yes or no." Makes you go Hmmmmmmmm......... Look up obsessive compulsive disorder with a nemesis fixation. Wonder who behaves like that? (Several, and it's hilarious) |
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On Feb 22, 11:39Â*am, Chuck Gould wrote:
On Feb 22, 7:32�am, wrote: This is an article about a guy accused of murdering his wife in Oakland, CA. But, read what they have to say about the guy's personality and mental behavior. Who does this remind y'all of?! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Â*�----------------------------------------------------------------- Prosecutor implies Hans Reiser is narcissistic Henry K. Lee, Chronicle Staff Writer Friday, February 22, 2008 �(02-21) 13:54 PST OAKLAND -- The prosecutor in Hans Reiser's murder trial suggested Thursday that the defendant's well-chronicled social ineptitude was caused not by mild autism, as defense lawyers have theorized, but because he has a narcissistic personality disorder characterized by arrogance. Beverly Parr, a psychiatrist who has known the 44-year-old Reiser since he was a toddler, testified for the defense Wednesday that he showed all the signs of having Asperger's syndrome, which is marked by impaired social skills and a fixation on things. The defense has maintained that while Hans Reiser may come across as strange, that doesn't mean he killed his estranged wife, Nina. She was 31 when she disappeared in September 2006 after dropping off the couple's two children at his Oakland hills home. Her body hasn't been found. During her second day of cross-examination Thursday in Alameda County Superior Court, Parr again acknowledged that she had never diagnosed Hans Reiser. She was also reluctant to agree with prosecutor Paul Hora's theory that Reiser is narcissistic. Hora read from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, generally considered by psychiatrists as the bible of their profession. "How about a father who insists that his son is gifted, is brilliant, is a genius, is inadequate in school because he's smart and is bored?" Hora asked, referring to sentiments that Hans Reiser expressed regarding his son, now 8. "He's in first grade but should be in third or fourth? A father who sees his son like that, is that a trait of narcissism?" Hora asked. What if he were talking about his father or wife instead of his son? Sound like anyone here? "I'm not a specialist, but it could be," Parr said. Hora continued to read from the manual, saying, "They are likely to insist on having only the 'top' person (doctor, lawyer, hairdresser, instructor) or being affiliated with the 'best' institutions, but may devalue the credentials of those who disappoint them." Had Parr known Hans to act this way? Hora asked. Wow, that hits close to someone, eh? "I know many people ..." Parr began. "Ma'am," interjected Judge Larry Goodman. "Answer yes or no." Makes you go Hmmmmmmmm......... Look up obsessive compulsive disorder with a nemesis fixation. Wonder who behaves like that? (Several, and it's hilarious)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Is it me!? Do I need to look it up?? Or can I let it go and get back to my whole cop thing;) ? |
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On Feb 22, 10:56*am, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote: On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 07:32:36 -0800 (PST), wrote: Beverly Parr, a psychiatrist who has known the 44-year-old Reiser since he was a toddler, testified for the defense Wednesday that he showed all the signs of having Asperger's syndrome, which is marked by impaired social skills and a fixation on things. Interesting. *Mrs. Wave has something of a professional reputation dealing with kids and Asperger's. *She's really good with them. It's a fascinating type of autism. Speaking of which, did you happen to see about that girl who never spoke a word (autistic) and she sat down at a computer and started hunt and peck typing and come to find out, she's very elaquent, thoughtful, smart, and wise. It's an amazing story. Now people are writing to her, asking questions and generally giving her encouragement, etc. http://abcnews.go.com/Health/story?id=4311223&page=1 It's very touching when she describes what's inside of her..... |
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On Feb 22, 11:52Â*am, wrote:
On Feb 22, 11:39Â*am, Chuck Gould wrote: On Feb 22, 7:32�am, wrote: This is an article about a guy accused of murdering his wife in Oakland, CA. But, read what they have to say about the guy's personality and mental behavior. Who does this remind y'all of?! ---------------------------------------------------------------------------Â*Â*�----------------------------------------------------------------- Prosecutor implies Hans Reiser is narcissistic Henry K. Lee, Chronicle Staff Writer Friday, February 22, 2008 �(02-21) 13:54 PST OAKLAND -- The prosecutor in Hans Reiser's murder trial suggested Thursday that the defendant's well-chronicled social ineptitude was caused not by mild autism, as defense lawyers have theorized, but because he has a narcissistic personality disorder characterized by arrogance. Beverly Parr, a psychiatrist who has known the 44-year-old Reiser since he was a toddler, testified for the defense Wednesday that he showed all the signs of having Asperger's syndrome, which is marked by impaired social skills and a fixation on things. The defense has maintained that while Hans Reiser may come across as strange, that doesn't mean he killed his estranged wife, Nina. She was 31 when she disappeared in September 2006 after dropping off the couple's two children at his Oakland hills home. Her body hasn't been found. During her second day of cross-examination Thursday in Alameda County Superior Court, Parr again acknowledged that she had never diagnosed Hans Reiser. She was also reluctant to agree with prosecutor Paul Hora's theory that Reiser is narcissistic. Hora read from the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders, generally considered by psychiatrists as the bible of their profession. "How about a father who insists that his son is gifted, is brilliant, is a genius, is inadequate in school because he's smart and is bored?" Hora asked, referring to sentiments that Hans Reiser expressed regarding his son, now 8. "He's in first grade but should be in third or fourth? A father who sees his son like that, is that a trait of narcissism?" Hora asked. What if he were talking about his father or wife instead of his son? Sound like anyone here? "I'm not a specialist, but it could be," Parr said. Hora continued to read from the manual, saying, "They are likely to insist on having only the 'top' person (doctor, lawyer, hairdresser, instructor) or being affiliated with the 'best' institutions, but may devalue the credentials of those who disappoint them." Had Parr known Hans to act this way? Hora asked. Wow, that hits close to someone, eh? "I know many people ..." Parr began. "Ma'am," interjected Judge Larry Goodman. "Answer yes or no." Makes you go Hmmmmmmmm......... Look up obsessive compulsive disorder with a nemesis fixation. Wonder who behaves like that? (Several, and it's hilarious)- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Is it me!? Do I need to look it up?? Or can I let it go and get back to my whole cop thing;) Â*?- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - *******........... Oh, that's tourettes.........sorry ****..... |
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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 15:56:32 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing
wrote: Interesting. Mrs. Wave has something of a professional reputation dealing with kids and Asperger's. She's really good with them. It's a fascinating type of autism. Not always so fascinating when you have one at work to deal with, or a close relative. |
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On Feb 22, 8:52�am, wrote:
Is it me!? No. It would be somebody whose actions were compelled by the dislike of somebody else and who was so fixated on his or her nemesis that it disrupted reality as commonly perceived by a healthy adult. Folks who launch attack threads, particularly those who launch them repeatedly and frequently, may begin to fit the general description. |
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On Feb 22, 1:30Â*pm, Chuck Gould wrote:
On Feb 22, 8:52�am, wrote: Is it me!? No. It would be somebody whose actions were compelled by the dislike of somebody else and who was so fixated on his or her nemesis that it disrupted reality as commonly perceived by a healthy adult. Folks who launch attack threads, particularly those who launch them repeatedly and frequently, may begin to fit the general description. Then stop. |
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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 13:04:29 -0500, Wayne.B
wrote: On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 15:56:32 GMT, Short Wave Sportfishing wrote: Interesting. Mrs. Wave has something of a professional reputation dealing with kids and Asperger's. She's really good with them. It's a fascinating type of autism. Not always so fascinating when you have one at work to deal with, or a close relative. Strangely, I have - both. |
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On Feb 22, 10:54Â*am, wrote:
On Feb 22, 1:30Â*pm, Chuck Gould wrote: On Feb 22, 8:52�am, wrote: Is it me!? No. It would be somebody whose actions were compelled by the dislike of somebody else and who was so fixated on his or her nemesis that it disrupted reality as commonly perceived by a healthy adult. Folks who launch attack threads, particularly those who launch them repeatedly and frequently, may begin to fit the general description. Then stop. Why, does it sound like someone here? :-) |
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On Fri, 22 Feb 2008 10:30:49 -0800 (PST), Chuck Gould
wrote: On Feb 22, 8:52?am, wrote: Is it me!? No. It would be somebody whose actions were compelled by the dislike of somebody else and who was so fixated on his or her nemesis that it disrupted reality as commonly perceived by a healthy adult. Folks who launch attack threads, particularly those who launch them repeatedly and frequently, may begin to fit the general description. What happens when someone has about 22 of those nemeses guys? -- John H |
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Chuck Gould wrote:
On Feb 22, 10:54 am, wrote: On Feb 22, 1:30 pm, Chuck Gould wrote: On Feb 22, 8:52�am, wrote: Is it me!? No. It would be somebody whose actions were compelled by the dislike of somebody else and who was so fixated on his or her nemesis that it disrupted reality as commonly perceived by a healthy adult. Folks who launch attack threads, particularly those who launch them repeatedly and frequently, may begin to fit the general description. Then stop. Why, does it sound like someone here? :-) You're far too subtle for concrete boy. :-) |
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On Feb 22, 6:58Â*pm, HK wrote:
Chuck Gould wrote: On Feb 22, 10:54 am, wrote: On Feb 22, 1:30 pm, Chuck Gould wrote: On Feb 22, 8:52�am, wrote: Is it me!? No. It would be somebody whose actions were compelled by the dislike of somebody else and who was so fixated on his or her nemesis that it disrupted reality as commonly perceived by a healthy adult. Folks who launch attack threads, particularly those who launch them repeatedly and frequently, may begin to fit the general description. Then stop. Why, does it sound like someone here? Â*:-) You're far too subtle for concrete boy. :-) Gee, Harry, your childish name calling certainly doesn't do much for your bid to try and make everyone here believe you are refined and cultured.....Now tell us more about that Zimmerman like lobster boat...... |
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On Feb 22, 3:30�pm, John H. wrote:
What happens when someone has about 22 of those nemeses guys? The whole NG goes to hell. As far as people who are so upset with somebody else that they have their wife spending time paging through 40-50 year old issues of the NYT looking for any mention of a "fire boat welcome", who can't let any thread run very far without adding some nonsense about a "Zimmerman-like lobsta boat", and who routinely launch a thread for the express purpose of attacking another poster in the NG? There are closer to two than to 22. Most of the attack posters hide behind anonymous handles, and there is no reason to believe that some of them aren't using a couple of sock puppets to reinforce their hateful message. Closer to 2 than 22, by far. Obsessive: Those poor guys are consumed with their own disdain for another person, probably beyond the point where it's healthy. Compulsve: Several people post compulsively here, ("Hey, I just bought a new bicycle, went out to dinner, visited a relative, got new tires for the pickup, etc".....several times a week). But not all are obsessed with a single subject or individual. Nenesis fixation: Pretty obvious, just look at the content. |
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On Sat, 23 Feb 2008 08:04:15 -0800 (PST), Chuck Gould
wrote: On Feb 22, 3:30?pm, John H. wrote: What happens when someone has about 22 of those nemeses guys? The whole NG goes to hell. As far as people who are so upset with somebody else that they have their wife spending time paging through 40-50 year old issues of the NYT looking for any mention of a "fire boat welcome", who can't let any thread run very far without adding some nonsense about a "Zimmerman-like lobsta boat", and who routinely launch a thread for the express purpose of attacking another poster in the NG? There are closer to two than to 22. Most of the attack posters hide behind anonymous handles, and there is no reason to believe that some of them aren't using a couple of sock puppets to reinforce their hateful message. Closer to 2 than 22, by far. Obsessive: Those poor guys are consumed with their own disdain for another person, probably beyond the point where it's healthy. Compulsve: Several people post compulsively here, ("Hey, I just bought a new bicycle, went out to dinner, visited a relative, got new tires for the pickup, etc".....several times a week). But not all are obsessed with a single subject or individual. Nenesis fixation: Pretty obvious, just look at the content. I think it's much closer to 22, Chuck! -- John H |
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On Feb 23, 1:26*pm, "JimH" wrote:
"Chuck Gould" wrote in message ... On Feb 22, 3:30?pm, John H. wrote: What happens when someone has about 22 of those nemeses guys? The whole NG goes to hell. As far as people who are so upset with somebody else that they have their wife spending time paging through 40-50 year old issues of the NYT looking for any mention of a "fire boat welcome", who can't let any thread run very far without adding some nonsense about a "Zimmerman-like lobsta boat", and who routinely launch a thread for the express purpose of attacking another poster in the NG? There are closer to two than to 22. Jim, would that be as bad and shameful as someone saying nasty untrue things about someone's wife and children like you have? I know you're a dolt but that happens to be my wife's hobby, she loves to do it. Nonsense about a Zimmerman like lobster boat? Are you saying that Harry doesn't own one? To make it simple enough for you, I and others are sick of Harry. He comes here only to lie. Most of the attack posters hide behind anonymous handles, and there is no reason to believe that some of them aren't using a couple of sock puppets to reinforce their hateful message. I've offered to come see you before, I get to Cleveland often, the offer still stands. At least I don't have to use my children to bolster my deflated ego like you do. Closer to 2 than 22, by far. Obsessive: Those poor guys are consumed with their own disdain for another person, probably beyond the point where it's healthy. I agree, you really should quit your constant disdain for Herring, who used to be your buddy until he figured out what a low life you are. Compulsve: Several people post compulsively here, ("Hey, I just bought a new bicycle, went out to dinner, visited a relative, got new tires for the pickup, etc".....several times a week). But not all are obsessed with a single subject or individual. That's you! You've posted here about every little tiny thing in your boring life, including dinner! Nenesis fixation: Pretty obvious, just look at the content. =================== One only needs to look at the authors who *launched* attack threads over the past few days. Pot calling the kettle black. You've launched and participated in many, many attack threads. Again, you are the only one here, besides Dan that is low enough to say crappy things about people's family. "A Portrait of Harry", "Harry's Employees" and one or two VISTA threads nicely veiled but obviously intended as attack threads on 2 memebers here. Don't cry JimH. You can still use your children to help with that ego problem. |
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On Feb 23, 1:48*pm, "JimH" wrote:
"JimH" wrote in message ... "Chuck Gould" wrote in message ... On Feb 22, 3:30?pm, John H. wrote: What happens when someone has about 22 of those nemeses guys? The whole NG goes to hell. As far as people who are so upset with somebody else that they have their wife spending time paging through 40-50 year old issues of the NYT looking for any mention of a "fire boat welcome", who can't let any thread run very far without adding some nonsense about a "Zimmerman-like lobsta boat", and who routinely launch a thread for the express purpose of attacking another poster in the NG? There are closer to two than to 22. Most of the attack posters hide behind anonymous handles, and there is no reason to believe that some of them aren't using a couple of sock puppets to reinforce their hateful message. Closer to 2 than 22, by far. Obsessive: Those poor guys are consumed with their own disdain for another person, probably beyond the point where it's healthy. Compulsve: Several people post compulsively here, ("Hey, I just bought a new bicycle, went out to dinner, visited a relative, got new tires for the pickup, etc".....several times a week). But not all are obsessed with a single subject or individual. Nenesis fixation: Pretty obvious, just look at the content. =================== One only needs to look at the authors who *launched* attack threads over the past few days. "A Portrait of Harry", "Harry's Employees" and one or two VISTA threads nicely veiled but obviously intended as attack threads on 2 memebers here. You are right Chuck. *I count 2, not 22. * They also seem to fit your descriptions to a tee. * ;-) How is the restored boat running? *Does it still look like it just came out of the box? Oops, forgot to add the obvious to the list of threads..........this one! That still leave just 2 anonymous posters.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - Right you are, Dennis Compton. Do you realize that every expert will tell you how stupid it is to post to ANY newsgroup using your real name? |
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On Feb 23, 1:48*pm, "JimH" wrote:
"JimH" wrote in message ... "Chuck Gould" wrote in message ... On Feb 22, 3:30?pm, John H. wrote: What happens when someone has about 22 of those nemeses guys? The whole NG goes to hell. As far as people who are so upset with somebody else that they have their wife spending time paging through 40-50 year old issues of the NYT looking for any mention of a "fire boat welcome", who can't let any thread run very far without adding some nonsense about a "Zimmerman-like lobsta boat", and who routinely launch a thread for the express purpose of attacking another poster in the NG? There are closer to two than to 22. Most of the attack posters hide behind anonymous handles, and there is no reason to believe that some of them aren't using a couple of sock puppets to reinforce their hateful message. Closer to 2 than 22, by far. Obsessive: Those poor guys are consumed with their own disdain for another person, probably beyond the point where it's healthy. Compulsve: Several people post compulsively here, ("Hey, I just bought a new bicycle, went out to dinner, visited a relative, got new tires for the pickup, etc".....several times a week). But not all are obsessed with a single subject or individual. Nenesis fixation: Pretty obvious, just look at the content. =================== One only needs to look at the authors who *launched* attack threads over the past few days. "A Portrait of Harry", "Harry's Employees" and one or two VISTA threads nicely veiled but obviously intended as attack threads on 2 memebers here. You are right Chuck. *I count 2, not 22. * They also seem to fit your descriptions to a tee. * ;-) How is the restored boat running? *Does it still look like it just came out of the box? Oops, forgot to add the obvious to the list of threads..........this one! That still leave just 2 anonymous posters.- Hide quoted text - - Show quoted text - By the way, I take it from your replies that YOU understand who the orginal article sounded alot like..... |
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On Feb 23, 10:26�am, "JimH" wrote:
"Chuck Gould" wrote in message ... On Feb 22, 3:30?pm, John H. wrote: What happens when someone has about 22 of those nemeses guys? The whole NG goes to hell. As far as people who are so upset with somebody else that they have their wife spending time paging through 40-50 year old issues of the NYT looking for any mention of a "fire boat welcome", who can't let any thread run very far without adding some nonsense about a "Zimmerman-like lobsta boat", and who routinely launch a thread for the express purpose of attacking another poster in the NG? There are closer to two than to 22. Most of the attack posters hide behind anonymous handles, and there is no reason to believe that some of them aren't using a couple of sock puppets to reinforce their hateful message. Closer to 2 than 22, by far. Obsessive: Those poor guys are consumed with their own disdain for another person, probably beyond the point where it's healthy. Compulsve: Several people post compulsively here, ("Hey, I just bought a new bicycle, went out to dinner, visited a relative, got new tires for the pickup, etc".....several times a week). But not all are obsessed with a single subject or individual. Nenesis fixation: Pretty obvious, just look at the content. =================== One only needs to look at the authors who *launched* attack threads over the past few days. "A Portrait of Harry", "Harry's Employees" and one or two VISTA threads nicely veiled but obviously intended as attack threads on 2 memebers here. You are right Chuck. �I count 2, not 22. � They also seem to fit your descriptions to a tee. � ;-) How is the restored boat running? �Does it still look like it just came out of the box? It does again now. I hauled out for bottom paint, and had to have a couple of smal scrapes repaired under the rub rail on the starboard side. A guy in a small sailboat was instructed to raft off of me one day when I was on the wall in the large locks. I thought he hit me pretty hard, but when I looked over the rail to see how things fared the scrapes were under the protruding rub rail where they could not be seen from above. I didn't see anything, and the screwball in the sailboat was calling out, "Sorry about that, but don't worry, no harm done!" Yeah no ham done............... to his boat. I continue to be very pleased with that brand of organic boat soap I have mentioned here before. It has never been easier to keep my boat incredibly clean. |
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"Chuck Gould" wrote in message ... Look up obsessive compulsive disorder with a nemesis fixation. Wonder who behaves like that? (Several, and it's hilarious) I think narcissism by proxy is a much more prevalent disorder around here. |
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