> On Apr 25, 12:07 am, BasketCase strawbox.com> wrote:
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>> Tommy Joe wrote:

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>>> BasketCase wrote:

>>>> Tommy Joe wrote:

>>>>>> So was it only one incident that lead you towards being a Basket-Case
>>>>>> or was it several incidents over a long period of time. Give me the
>>>>>> Reader's Digest version.

>

>>>>>> Thanks in advance,
>>>>>> Daisy

>

>>>>> You really are a demanding sort, wanting to know his life story,
>>>>> but he must tell it in a condensed manner.

>

>>>>> Tommy Joe (In 3 words or less, tell me why I shouldn't kill you right ...

> UncleDave at wrote:
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>> And one of the most famous persons believed to have been suffering from teh
>> Stockholm Syndrome was none other than Patty Hearst when she was held
>> hostage by the SLA.

>
> In other words it's a syndrome available only to those with money
> to afford top lawyers. I don't care what Daisy says, I'm sure at some
> point she's pulled the typical female stunt of breaking down in a
> neurotic heap and screaming, "I need some time for MYSELF!" They all
> do it, even those, like Daisy, who claim otherwise. And besides, I'm
> not talking about Daisy directly, just females in general. They all
> want to believe they're making a huge sacrifice bringing children into
> the world, not to mention carrying them around in their guts for 9
> months. And it's always THEIR child, I've noticed. Watch it in their
> conversations, few use the word "we" when talking about their babies.
> It's always MY baby. Until divorce procedings, of course, and it's
> time to go after child support, etc. Then, conveniently, it becomes
> OUR baby. Women are so full of fake they don't even have to practice. ...

> Tommy Joe wrote:
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>> UncleDave at wrote:

>>> And one of the most famous persons believed to have been suffering from teh
>>> Stockholm Syndrome was none other than Patty Hearst when she was held
>>> hostage by the SLA.

>

>> In other words it's a syndrome available only to those with money
>> to afford top lawyers. I don't care what Daisy says, I'm sure at some
>> point she's pulled the typical female stunt of breaking down in a
>> neurotic heap and screaming, "I need some time for MYSELF!" They all
>> do it, even those, like Daisy, who claim otherwise. And besides, I'm
>> not talking about Daisy directly, just females in general. They all
>> want to believe they're making a huge sacrifice bringing children into
>> the world, not to mention carrying them around in their guts for 9
>> months. And it's always THEIR child, I've noticed. Watch it in their
>> conversations, few use the word "we" when talking about their babies.
>> It's always MY baby. Until divorce procedings, of course, and it's
>> time to go after child support, etc. Then, conveniently, it becomes ...

> "BasketCase" strawbox.com> wrote in message
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>> ChattyDaisy wrote:

>>> On Apr 23, 1:39 am, BasketCase strawbox.com> wrote:

>>>> ChattyDaisy wrote:

>>>>> Who has a shovel in here?
>>>>> Regards,
>>>>> Daisy

>>>> Now that was a politically correct question.

>

>>>> If you'd asked ;

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>>>> "Who has a spade in here?"

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>>>> ...you could be charged with racism. ...

> On Apr 25, 12:03 am, BasketCase strawbox.com> wrote:
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>> ChattyDaisy wrote:

>>> What lead the lass to storm out of the flat and call you a Basket
>>> Case? I call my father's brother who sits in the basement all day,
>>> rocking back and forth humming to himself the Happy Birthday song, all
>>> day and night, a Basekt Case. Sometimes he leaves the basement and
>>> rides on the trains all day long. Sometimes he spends weeks in the
>>> basement gluing tiny model cars together. Regardless of what he does,
>>> he's a Basket Case.

>

>> That sounds like a perfect life.

>
> You must not be claustrophobic. I could not live in a place that
> didn't have at least one window.
>
> Regards,
> Daisy

> sw wrote:

>> In article bt.com>,
>> basketcase@strawbox.com says...

>>> ChattyDaisy wrote:

>>>> On Apr 25, 12:07 am, BasketCase strawbox.com> wrote:

>>>>> Tommy Joe wrote:
>>>>>

>>>>>> BasketCase wrote:

>>>>>>> Tommy Joe wrote:

>>>>>>>>> So was it only one incident that lead you towards being a Basket-Case
>>>>>>>>> or was it several incidents over a long period of time. Give me the
>>>>>>>>> Reader's Digest version.
>>>>>>>>> Thanks in advance,
>>>>>>>>> Daisy

>>>>>>>> You really are a demanding sort, wanting to know his life story,
>>>>>>>> but he must tell it in a condensed manner.
>>>>>>>> Tommy Joe (In 3 words or less, tell me why I shouldn't kill you right
>>>>>>>> now!) ...

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> sw wrote:

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>>

>>> In other words it's a syndrome available only to those with money
>>> to afford top lawyers.

>

>> You don't know what the fuck you're talking about. There
>> isn't anything legal about it, from a medical or neuropsychiatric
>> standpoint. Now would you like me to educate you or hit
>> on the head with a frying pan? dig?

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>
>
> Come on now, let's be honest. I'm not saying the syndrome was
> invented for legal reasons, only that it has been used that way, as in
> the case of Patty Hearst. Even suspects without cash can get a legal ...

>
> And women do a big personal sacrifice while having a child, of
> course. It's a risky thing that could even cost their lives. You
> don't see it? Sorry... But it's this way. And they do need personal
> time. Who doesn't??? How is the wish of having a child related to
> the need of having some personal time? Since when the first one does
> imply that the person doesn't need personal time too? Whether you
> believe it or not, women are persons too, not only men.

> Illusion wrote:
>

>> And women do a big personal sacrifice while having a child, of
>> course. It's a risky thing that could even cost their lives. You
>> don't see it? Sorry... But it's this way. And they do need personal
>> time. Who doesn't??? How is the wish of having a child related to
>> the need of having some personal time? Since when the first one does
>> imply that the person doesn't need personal time too? Whether you
>> believe it or not, women are persons too, not only men.

>
> Sorry, you and no one else will ever convince me that it's a
> sacrifice for women to have children. It's a biological need.

> It's also a social thing. The vast majority of women want children, badly.

>
>
> Lawyers will throw anything at the jury when things
> got to trial. That's what they get paid for. Now
> do you want my "opinion" on Patty Hurst? Ok. She
> hooked up with a criminal organization which portrayed
> themselves as "revolutionaries" to suck in members (hehe
> that sounds funny). She was a rich spoiled bitch and fell
> into the scam. When she realized what she'd done, she
> feigned mental illness at the advice of her doctor and
> lawyer. CASE CLOSED!