MonkeyF0cker
Mean People Suck
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I think somebody is taking this far too seriously.
I think somebody is taking this far too seriously.
Here's a few thread titles by you off the top of my head:
I'm going to the SBR bash.
I'm meeting up with Roguescholar.
I'm gonna work for border patrol.
I'm meeting up with Nicky and Fishhead.
I'm out SBR.
Etc.......
Something I've heard all my life, it's how I know I'm still on the right path.
I think we are living in different universes RS. I had onthewhat on ignore for a good long time at SBR and the main reason was his lack of candor and tendency to do weak shtick and make noise-for-the-sake-of-noise rather than just be a person.
I believe this is what Blitty was getting at when he posted this.
I am assuming those are all posts that he made that ended up being BS. I know there were many more from the time before I put him on ignore.
People ask his motivation for lying about this current situation. I ask his motivation for lying about all that stuff.
I'm sure he would love to have blanket trust now but that is not how the world works. To have skepticism about The Boy Who Cried Wolf is not unfair or anti-social; it is intelligent.
When I got clean and sober after years of bad behavior, I would have loved to have everyone trust me completely the first day but it took time and there were no shortcuts and there was no one to blame but myself.
But it worked out. If Herman sticks with it, he'll make it.
I think we are living in different universes RS. I had onthewhat on ignore for a good long time at SBR and the main reason was his lack of candor and tendency to do weak shtick and make noise-for-the-sake-of-noise rather than just be a person.
I'm sure he would love to have blanket trust now but that is not how the world works. To have skepticism about The Boy Who Cried Wolf is not unfair or anti-social; it is intelligent.
That's certainly your prerogative Mudcat. I've had the occasion to get to know Herman as a person over the last two years, and so I choose to evaluate him as a person with more information than somebody who is just reading threads and looking for entertainment. A lot of the substance of Herman comes out in chat, something you haven't had the benefit of participating in.
And lastly, I enjoy your posts. I can always count on being entertained or educated. Even when you go all Jello on us.![]()
Thanks Bread. I hope you can understand that the only thing I've ever enjoyed about posting has been debate and persuasive argument, and so I'm limiting my involvement here to just those issues which inspire me to my own brand of e-oratory. I'm not judging you for what you like out of forums, I'm just saying it's largely incompatible with what I seek from them myself. I wanted to make a home here and so I kind of forced it, but now I'm content to recognize that it's pointless to rail against the obvious will of the majority.
I'm not denying anyone's right to love Shanty, I'm sure he's just as worthy of love as any other human. But I have deep misgivings against identifying myself with a crowd that is so often at odds with my own priorities. I think that's why Jello left and why I'm feeling moved to create something of a swan song here.
I love all you guys in special ways for special reasons, hopefully that will be remembered even if I'm not as active here.
And here I thought everyone just came here to waste time and BS...
Now you're not going to believe this, but a few of us here have also gotten to know Shanty a bit better through Facebook. About 3 or 4 here have conversations with him every day. It's a lot of the same shits & giggles you see here, but so much more. Learned quite a bit about his actual life and struggles in Pakistan. When Shanty calls me his friend, he means it. And I consider him a friend. He's not just an online schtick for me anymore.
So tell me, what is the difference between Mudcat's outlook on Herman, and yours on Shanty?
And here I thought everyone just came here to waste time and BS...