Did you delete the x-dog thread? If you didn't and I'm just a moron, then I'm sorry. If you did, its bush (and I ani't talkin the good kind of bush). :cussing:
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Did you delete the x-dog thread? If you didn't and I'm just a moron, then I'm sorry. If you did, its bush (and I ani't talkin the good kind of bush). :cussing:
Yes.That's the whole point of psychological operations, isn't it? I get in your head; you get pwned. Definitley seems to have worked on you and several others. It seems your infatuated.
Get over it.
Honestly why the psychological operation? Is it just for fun or are you actually so frustrated with members of the community you belong to, that you feel the need to manipulate peoples emotions by having an alias throw out raical remarks. It seems pretty weird brett. Contributing something that is funny for a large majority is a worthwhile endevor, but this is just stirring up shit. Stick with the funny, loose the crazy (except when you are on skis)Quote:
Originally Posted by BlurredElevens
Maybe ONS will come in and let you know that I'm not in fact Xdog....hell, I'll even throw BB a bone and let him know I'm not his real name either. Going skiing now. LatersQuote:
Originally Posted by Crinkle
sharpening the google skills: Many people spend a lifetime aggressively trying to protect an injured or vulnerable "self." Traditionally, psychologists have termed such people "narcissists," but this is a misnomer. To the outside world it appears that these people love themselves. Yet, at their core they don't love themselves--in fact their self barely exists, and what part does exist is deemed worthless. All energy is devoted to inflating the self, like a persistent child trying to blow up a balloon with a hole.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlurredElevens
Because they need continuous proof of the significance of their voice, narcissists must find people, particularly important people, to hear and value them. If they are not heard, their childhood wound opens, and they quickly begin to melt away like the Wicked Witch of the West. This terrifies them. Narcissists use everyone around them to keep themselves inflated. Often they find flaws in others and criticize them fiercely, for this further distinguishes them from those who are defective. Children are ready targets: narcissists consider children flawed and lacking, and therefore most in need of severe "teaching" and correction. This negative picture of children is a sad projection of how the narcissist truly feels about his or her inner self before the self-inflation began. But the narcissist never recognizes this: they consider their harsh, controlling parenting magnanimous and in the child's best interest. Spouses receive similar treatment--they exist to admire the narcissist and to remain in the background as an adornment. Frequently, spouses are subject to the same barrage of criticism. This can never be effectively countered, because any assertive defense is a threat to the narcissist's wounded "self." Not surprisingly, narcissists cannot hear others: spouse, lover, or friends, and especially not children. They are interested in listening only to the extent that it allows them the opportunity to give advice or share a similar incident (either better or worse, depending upon which has more impact). Many engage in "sham" listening, appearing to be very attentive because they want to look good. Usually they are unaware of their deafness--in fact they believe they hear better than anyone else (this belief, of course, is another attempt at self-inflation). Because of their underlying need for voice and the resultant bluster, narcissists often work their way to the center of their "circle," or the top of their organization. Indeed, they may be the mentor or guru for others. The second they are snubbed, however, they rage at their "enemy".
What makes it difficult to help this type of narcissist is their self-deception. The processes used to protect themselves are ingrained from childhood. As a result, they are absolutely unaware of their constant efforts to maintain a viable "self." If they are meeting with success, they are satisfied with life regardless of whether the people around them are happy. Two circumstances bring this type of person to a therapist's office. Sometimes a partner who feels chronically unheard and unseen drags them in. Or, they have met with some failure (often in their career) so that the strategies they previously used to maintain self-esteem suddenly no longer work. In the latter situation, their depression is profound--like cotton candy, their robust false self dissolves, and one is able to see an accurate picture of their inner sense of worthlessness.
Can such people be helped? Sometimes. The critical factor is whether they ultimately acknowledge their core problem: that as a child they felt neither seen nor heard (and/or their self was fragile as a result of trauma, genetic predisposition, etc.), and they unconsciously employed self-building strategies to survive. Acknowledging this truth takes much courage, for they must face their underlying lack of self-esteem, their exceptional vulnerability, and significantly, the damage they have caused others. Then comes the long and painstaking work of building (or resurrecting) a genuine, non-defensive self in the context of an empathic and caring therapy relationship.
I must have been pwne3rdn if blurred told me I was.Quote:
Originally Posted by BlurredElevens
Funny, I don't feel poe3nwrd.
Oh, and blurred, you're totally in my head, every thought, every word you type is totally blowing my mind, you're like a magical internet posting voodoo doctor because, you totally got in my head. Man, does anyone know how I can get blurred out of my head. He's been in there so long. He's got quite a powerfull spell over me. Hes's totally in my head. Blurred, you got into my head man. WOW, did you ever blow my mind. Everyone predicted a thread deletion and then what do you do, BLAM, you delete it, unbelievable man. Where do you get your ideas from? They are amazing. You are so in my head man. WHOA, I'm totally blown away. All I can think about is how blurred got into my head. He's so in my head. Blurred got into my head man wow. How am I ever going to recover from blurred getting into my head? You should write a book man. For real. About how to get into people's heads. Becasue you're the best at it. You know, like a mind control book. Because you SO got into my head man. And you're totally controlling my mind. Because you got right the fuck into my head. It ws so quick, I turned around and BLAM you were in there. In my head man. You said it brother. You're totall yin my head. And messing with it bad. I mean real bad. My head man, it's not ever going to be the same. Blurred, stop messing with my head. Please, I'm begging you. You're totally in my head man. And I've got work to do but, I can't stop thinking about blurred. He;s totally in my head. All I do is think about blurred. Man, how do you do it? I'm so fucked. You're so in my head man. DAMN, I can't get blurred out of my head.
Its "you're"...moron.
And there was a whole lot of stuff in the thread other than you and xdog.
To stop all this sniping about deleted threads...
If you see a thread that you think is going to be deleted, coral cache it!
Get the URL, our example will be this thread :
http://tetongravity.com/forums/showthread.php?t=37933
And type it in to your address bar in this format :
http://[domain name].nyud.net:8090[the bit after the domain name]
So in this case :
http://tetongravity.com.nyud.net:809...ad.php?t=37933
And it should be preserved... (though no guarantees)
edg
He didn't delete it--that malevolent frozen guy did, or archenemy ONS, or maybe he was at someone's house logging onto their account and accidentally...well, you get the idea. Inveterate liars have trouble keeping their stories straight, and those with confidence issues come up with shit about psy-ops (??? on an internet message board? Nutjob.).
I wonder if anyone else spotted the thread started by 'Frontrangeposer' about a week ago that mysteriously disappeared. Wonder who controls that alias...
No, I decided it wasn't you after all... Not really your style. But I'm pretty sure I know who it is, and I'm pretty sure I still don't give a shit. Have fun skiing...Quote:
Originally Posted by BlurredElevens
we can now add egging another mags car to the lilstQuote:
Originally Posted by Dexter Rutecki
A big bitch with a delete key is a sorry thing.