On Jul 27, 5:53 pm, An Old Friend
friend.invalid.com> wrote:>> On Jul 27, 3:25?pm, "Odious"
cox.net.nospam> wrote:>>> "Alex"
gmail.com> wrote in message>
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>>>> On Jul 26, 7:00 pm, "Ray Gordon, creator of absolutely nothing"
>>>>
cybersheet.com> wrote:>>>>> \Note how the previous posters deliberately ignore stuff like that while
>>>>> attempting to play USENET doc.
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>>>> Only a narcissist would even attempt to compare the situations.
>
>>>> Mystery realized he needed help and sought it out. That's something to
>>>> be lauded.
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>>>> As opposed to your actions, fr00t l00p. Ducking a court-mandated psych
>>>> evaluation. To the point of paying $1000 contempt fine.
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>>>> What is it you're so afraid the doctors will learn about you, fr00t
>>>> l00p?
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>>> What's even more telling is why gordita thinks that anything Mystery does
>>> somehow excuses or lessens gordo's behavior.
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>>> Mystery could be out on Las Vegas Blvd fucking a goat dressed like a
>>> showgirl, and it wouldn't change what gordon has said or done, one bit.
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>>> So why does gordo keep hiding behind Mystery?
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>> Maybe because he doesn't have "Baseball Bat Penny the Skull Crusher's"
>> skirt to hide behind anymore?
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>> LOL . . . I just had a visual of him WEARING her skirt . . . I can
>> only imagine what goes on in that apartment if she's really gone.
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> He doesn't live in that apartment anymore. He couldn't afford the rent
> on a 2 bedroom apartment, so he lives in a studio in the same building
> without any kitchen facilities (but the roaches are free).
>
> Kind of puts the lie to his statements that he was the one providing for
> his family ... obviously *she* was paying the rent and she was the one
> supporting Mr. Parker.
>
> I honestly hope Mr. Parker gets sanctions that he can't pay and is
> incarcerated before he becomes homeless and a *real* threat to the young
> women who attend the University of Pennsylvania. It wouldn't surprise me
> if that was enough for him for finally follow through on his expressed
> desires to throw women "six feet under" for treating him like a
> "loser"--and then claiming that they somehow deserved it.
> ** Posted
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I had thought about this too.
Once he's sanctioned and his internet access is restricted, I figure
he'll become a danger to himself and others. Perhaps commitment is a
better solution than incarceration.
