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Will the Indian chant tonight? - iL_weReo - 6-:23 -0-09-20
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Awl New York awaits for its' beloved Indian but I don't know if I'm
gonna do any live chants tonight. I don't know if they're playing a
tape or what.
I don't know what happened to this spot. It used to be a steady
powwow. Now awl of a sudden who knows? I'm still the only one who
matters.
I don't know what's going on here. I chanted with Max Schmead awlready
once tonight but I don't know if I'm getting on the air. Me and "fish
in trees" need to get on. Yo that dude's hilarious but not as
hilarious as me. New York still needs its' Indian.
Anyway if it is canned a chant or two may show up automatically
because I'm on so many archives. So I don't know. Awl hope is not lost
yet but the show so far sounds canned. I really need to get on to
chant and awl New York wants to hear me right about now. I am the only
one who matters.
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Re: Will the Indian chant tonight? - Desk Rabbit - 6-:23 -0-09-20
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iL_weReo wrote:
> Awl New York awaits for its' beloved Indian but I don't know if I'm
> gonna do any live chants tonight. I don't know if they're playing a
> tape or what.
>
> I don't know what happened to this spot. It used to be a steady
> powwow. Now awl of a sudden who knows?
It's not a spot. You are a grown man howling at music on hold. You are
an idiot.
> I don't know what's going on here. I chanted with Max Schmead awlready
> once tonight but I don't know if I'm getting on the air.
You are not broadcasting. Just listen to the archives you dumbass
> Me and "fish
> in trees" need to get on. Yo that dude's hilarious but not as
> hilarious as me. New York still needs its' Indian.
By no stretch of the imagination is howling on the radio entertainment.
This is why they put you on hold and you howl at the music on hold you twat.
> Anyway if it is canned a chant or two may show up automatically
> because I'm on so many archives.
Name one.
> So I don't know. Awl hope is not lost
> yet but the show so far sounds canned. I really need to get on to
> chant and awl New York wants to hear me right about now.
Nobody wants to listen to howling.
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Re: Will the Indian chant tonight? - iL_WeReo - 6-:23 -0-09-20
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On Jun 23, 4:00=A0am, Desk Rabbit <m...@example.com> wrote:
> iL_weReo wrote:
> > Awl New York awaits for its' beloved Indian but I don't know if I'm
> > gonna do any live chants tonight. I don't know if they're playing a
> > tape or what.
>
> > I don't know what happened to this spot. It used to be a steady
> > powwow. Now awl of a sudden who knows?
>
> It's not a spot. You are a grown man howling at music on hold. You are
> an idiot.
>
> > I don't know what's going on here. I chanted with Max Schmead awlready
> > once tonight but I don't know if I'm getting on the air.
>
> You are not broadcasting. Just listen to the archives you dumbass
>
> > Me and "fish
> > in trees" need to get on. Yo that dude's hilarious but not as
> > hilarious as me. New York still needs its' Indian.
>
> By no stretch of the imagination is howling on the radio entertainment.
> This is why they put you on hold and you howl at the music on hold you tw=
at.
>
> > Anyway if it is canned a chant or two may show up automatically
> > because I'm on so many archives.
>
> Name one.
>
> > So I don't know. Awl hope is not lost
> > yet but the show so far sounds canned. I really need to get on to
> > chant and awl New York wants to hear me right about now.
>
> Nobody wants to listen to howling.
I don't know what's happened to that show. New York has nothing to
look forward to on Monday nights anymore. On the New York airwaves, I
am the only one who matters.
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Re: Will the Indian chant tonight? - Desk Rabbit - 6-:23 -0-09-20
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iL_WeReo wrote:
> On Jun 23, 4:00 am, Desk Rabbit <m...@example.com> wrote:
>> iL_weReo wrote:
>>> Awl New York awaits for its' beloved Indian but I don't know if I'm
>>> gonna do any live chants tonight. I don't know if they're playing a
>>> tape or what.
>>> I don't know what happened to this spot. It used to be a steady
>>> powwow. Now awl of a sudden who knows?
>> It's not a spot. You are a grown man howling at music on hold. You are
>> an idiot.
>>
>>> I don't know what's going on here. I chanted with Max Schmead awlready
>>> once tonight but I don't know if I'm getting on the air.
>> You are not broadcasting. Just listen to the archives you dumbass
>>
>>> Me and "fish
>>> in trees" need to get on. Yo that dude's hilarious but not as
>>> hilarious as me. New York still needs its' Indian.
>> By no stretch of the imagination is howling on the radio entertainment.
>> This is why they put you on hold and you howl at the music on hold you twat.
>>
>>> Anyway if it is canned a chant or two may show up automatically
>>> because I'm on so many archives.
>> Name one.
>>
>>> So I don't know. Awl hope is not lost
>>> yet but the show so far sounds canned. I really need to get on to
>>> chant and awl New York wants to hear me right about now.
>> Nobody wants to listen to howling.
>
> I don't know what's happened to that show. New York has nothing to
> look forward to on Monday nights anymore. On the New York airwaves, I
> am the only one who matters.
Nobody looks forward to hearing somebody howling. The FCT that you are
not broadcasting your howling just highlights how stupid you are to keep
howling down the telephone at music on hold. You are a grade one moron.
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Re: Will the Indian chant tonight? - Greendistantstar - 6-:23 -0-09-20
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iL_WeReo wrote:
> On Jun 23, 4:00 am, Desk Rabbit <m...@example.com> wrote:
>> iL_weReo wrote:
>>> Awl New York awaits for its' beloved Indian but I don't know if I'm
>>> gonna do any live chants tonight. I don't know if they're playing a
>>> tape or what.
>>> I don't know what happened to this spot. It used to be a steady
>>> powwow. Now awl of a sudden who knows?
>> It's not a spot. You are a grown man howling at music on hold. You are
>> an idiot.
>>
>>> I don't know what's going on here. I chanted with Max Schmead awlready
>>> once tonight but I don't know if I'm getting on the air.
>> You are not broadcasting. Just listen to the archives you dumbass
>>
>>> Me and "fish
>>> in trees" need to get on. Yo that dude's hilarious but not as
>>> hilarious as me. New York still needs its' Indian.
>> By no stretch of the imagination is howling on the radio entertainment.
>> This is why they put you on hold and you howl at the music on hold you twat.
>>
>>> Anyway if it is canned a chant or two may show up automatically
>>> because I'm on so many archives.
>> Name one.
>>
>>> So I don't know. Awl hope is not lost
>>> yet but the show so far sounds canned. I really need to get on to
>>> chant and awl New York wants to hear me right about now.
>> Nobody wants to listen to howling.
>
> I don't know what's happened to that show.
Caller ID has done you in.
> New York has nothing to
> look forward to on Monday nights anymore.
What a shame! And you had *such* a promising career as a crank-caller.
>On the New York airwaves, I
> am the only one who matters.
Oh well, there's still the university lecture tour. How's all that
working out for ya?
GDS
"Let's roll!"
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Re: Will the Indian chant tonight? - Billy Brit - 6-:23 -0-09-20
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Desk Rabbit wrote:
> Nobody looks forward to hearing somebody howling. The FCT that you are
> not broadcasting your howling just highlights how stupid you are to keep
> howling down the telephone at music on hold. You are a grade one moron.
I'm trying to understand the pathology of telephoning a radio program in
order to howl down the telephone. The desperate need for attention is
obvious and his general pathology indicates Narcissistic Personality
Disorder.
http://www.bullyonline.org/workbully/attent.htm
The need for attention
Human beings are social creatures and need social interaction, feedback,
and validation of their worth. The emotionally mature person doesn't
need to go hunting for these; they gain it naturally from their daily
life, especially from their work and from stable relationships. Daniel
Goleman calls emotional maturity emotional intelligence, or EQ; he
believes, and I agree, that EQ is a much better indicator of a person's
character and value than intelligence quotient, or IQ.
The emotionally immature person, however, has low levels of self-esteem
and self-confidence and consequently feels insecure; to counter these
feelings of insecurity they will spend a large proportion of their lives
creating situations in which they become the centre of attention. It may
be that the need for attention is inversely proportional to emotional
maturity, therefore anyone indulging in attention-seeking behaviours is
telling you how emotionally immature they are.
Attention-seeking behaviour is surprisingly common. Being the centre of
attention alleviates feelings of insecurity and inadequacy but the
relief is temporary as the underlying problem remains unaddressed: low
self-confidence and low self-esteem, and consequent low levels of
self-worth and self-love.
Insecure and emotionally immature people often exhibit bullying
behaviours, especially manipulation and deception. These are necessary
in order to obtain attention which would not otherwise be forthcoming.
Bullies and harassers have the emotional age of a young child and will
exhibit temper tantrums, deceit, lying and manipulation to avoid
exposure of their true nature and to evade accountability and sanction.
This page lists some of the most common tactics bullies and manipulators
employ to gain attention for themselves. An attention-seeker may exhibit
several of the methods listed below.
Attention seeking methods
Attention-seeking is particularly noticeable with females so I've used
the pronoun "she". Males also exhibit attention-seeking behaviour.
Attention seekers commonly exploit the suffering of others to gain
attention for themselves. Or they may exploit their own suffering, or
alleged suffering. In extreme forms, such as in Munchausen Syndrome By
Proxy, the attention-seeker will deliberately cause suffering to others
as a means of gaining attention.
The sufferer: this might include feigning or exaggerating illness,
playing on an injury, or perhaps causing or inviting injury, in extreme
cases going as far as losing a limb. Severe cases may meet the
diagnostic criteria for Munchausen Syndrome (also know as Factitious
Disorder). The illness or injury becomes a vehicle for gaining sympathy
and thus attention. The attention-seeker excels in manipulating people
through their emotions, especially that of guilt. It's very difficult
not to feel sorry for someone who relates a plausible tale of suffering
in a sob story or "poor me" drama.
The saviour: in attention-seeking personality disorders like Munchausen
Syndrome By Proxy (MSBP, also known as Factitious Disorder By Proxy) the
person, usually female, creates opportunities to be centre of attention
by intentionally causing harm to others and then being their saviour, by
saving their life, and by being such a caring, compassionate person. Few
people realise the injury was deliberate. The MSBP mother or nurse may
kill several babies before suspicions are aroused. When not in saviour
mode, the saviour may be resentful, perhaps even contemptuous, of the
person or persons she is saving.
The rescuer: particularly common in family situations, she's the one who
will dash in and "rescue" people whenever the moment is opportune - to
herself, that is. She then gains gratification from basking in the glory
of her humanitarian actions. She will prey on any person suffering
misfortune, infirmity, illness, injury, or anyone who has a
vulnerability. The act of rescue and thus the opportunities for gaining
attention can be enhanced if others are excluded from the act of rescue;
this helps create a dependency relationship between the rescuer and
rescued which can be exploited for further acts of rescue (and
attention) later. When not in rescue mode, the rescuer may be resentful,
perhaps even contemptuous, of the person she is rescuing.
The organiser: she may present herself as the one in charge, the one
organising everything, the one who is reliable and dependable, the one
people can always turn to. However, the objective is not to help people
(this is only a means to an end) but to always be the centre of attention.
The manipulator: she may exploit family relationships, manipulating
others with guilt and distorting perceptions; although she may not harm
people physically, she causes everyone to suffer emotional injury.
Vulnerable family members are favourite targets. A common
attention-seeking ploy is to claim she is being persecuted, victimised,
excluded, isolated or ignored by another family member or group, perhaps
insisting she is the target of a campaign of exclusion or harassment.
The mind-poisoner: adept at poisoning peoples' minds by manipulating
their perceptions of others, especially against the current target.
The drama queen: every incident or opportunity, no matter how
insignificant, is exploited, exaggerated and if necessary distorted to
become an event of dramatic proportions. Everything is elevated to
crisis proportions. Histrionics may be present where the person feels
she is not the centre of attention but should be. Inappropriate
flirtatious behaviour may also be present.
The busy bee: this individual is the busiest person in the world if her
constant retelling of her life is to be believed. Everyday events which
are regarded as normal by normal people take on epic proportions as
everyone is invited to simultaneously admire and commiserate with this
oh-so-busy person who never has a moment to herself, never has time to
sit down, etc. She's never too busy, though, to tell you how busy she is.
The feigner: when called to account and outwitted, the person
instinctively uses the denial - counterattack - feigning victimhood
strategy to manipulate everyone present, especially bystanders and those
in authority. The most effective method of feigning victimhood is to
burst into tears, for most people's instinct is to feel sorry for them,
to put their arm round them or offer them a tissue. There's little more
plausible than real tears, although as actresses know, it's possible to
turn these on at will. Feigners are adept at using crocodile tears. From
years of practice, attention-seekers often give an Oscar-winning
performance in this respect. Feigning victimhood is a favourite tactic
of bullies and harassers to evade accountability and sanction. When
accused of bullying and harassment, the person immediately turns on the
water works and claims they are the one being bullied or harassed - even
though there's been no prior mention of being bullied or harassed. It's
the fact that this claim appears only after and in response to having
been called to account that is revealing. Mature adults do not burst
into tears when held accountable for their actions.
The false confessor: this person confesses to crimes they haven't
committed in order to gain attention from the police and the media. In
some cases people have confessed to being serial killers, even though
they cannot provide any substantive evidence of their crimes. Often they
will confess to crimes which have just been reported in the media. Some
individuals are know to the police as serial confessors. The false
confessor is different from a person who make a false confession and
admits to a crime of which they are accused because of emotional
pressure and inappropriate interrogation tactics.
The abused: a person claims they are the victim of abuse, sexual abuse,
rape etc as a way of gaining attention for themselves. Crimes like abuse
and rape are difficult to prove at the best of times and their incidence
is so common that it is easy to make a plausible claim as a way of
gaining attention.
The online victim: this person uses Internet chat rooms and forums to
allege that they've been the victim of rape, violence, harassment, abuse
etc. The alleged crime is never reported to the authorities, for obvious
reasons. The facelessness and anonymity of the Internet suits this type
of attention seeker. [More]
The victim: she may intentionally create acts of harassment against
herself, eg send herself hate mail or damage her own possessions in an
attempt to incriminate a fellow employee, a family member, neighbour,
etc. Scheming, cunning, devious, deceptive and manipulative, she will
identify her "harasser" and produce circumstantial evidence in support
of her claim. She will revel in the attention she gains and use her glib
charm to plausibly dismiss any suggestion that she herself may be
responsible. However, a background check may reveal that this is not the
first time she has had this happen to her.
In many cases the attention-seeker is a serial bully whose behaviour
contains many of the characteristics listed under the profile of a
serial bully, especially the Attention-Seeker. The page on Narcissistic
Personality Disorder may also be enlightening, as may be the page on
bullies in the family.
Feigning victimhood is common to serial bullies and this aspect comes to
the fore in most cases once the bully has been held accountable and he
or she cannot escape or rely on their support network. The tactic of
denial followed by immediate counterattack followed by feigning
victimhood is described on the serial bully page.
Attention seeking and narcissism
Like most personality disorders, narcissism occurs to different degrees
in different people and reveals itself in many ways. Many business
leaders exhibit narcissism, although when present in excess, the
short-term benefits are outweighed by long-term unsustainability which
can, and often does, lead to disaster.
The need for attention is paramount to the person with narcissistic
personality disorder, and he or she will do anything to obtain that
attention.
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Re: Will the Indian chant tonight? - SmucKKKy - 6-:23 -0-09-20
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In article
<4a40fb68$0$2594$5a62ac22@per-qv1-newsreader-01.iinet.net.au>,
Greendistantstar <Greendistantstar@iinet.net.au> wrote:
> iL_WeReo wrote:
> > On Jun 23, 4:00 am, Desk Rabbit <m...@example.com> wrote:
> >> iL_weReo wrote:
> >>> Awl New York awaits for its' beloved Indian but I don't know if I'm
> >>> gonna do any live chants tonight. I don't know if they're playing a
> >>> tape or what.
> >>> I don't know what happened to this spot. It used to be a steady
> >>> powwow. Now awl of a sudden who knows?
> >> It's not a spot. You are a grown man howling at music on hold. You are
> >> an idiot.
> >>
> >>> I don't know what's going on here. I chanted with Max Schmead awlready
> >>> once tonight but I don't know if I'm getting on the air.
> >> You are not broadcasting. Just listen to the archives you dumbass
> >>
> >>> Me and "fish
> >>> in trees" need to get on. Yo that dude's hilarious but not as
> >>> hilarious as me. New York still needs its' Indian.
> >> By no stretch of the imagination is howling on the radio entertainment.
> >> This is why they put you on hold and you howl at the music on hold you
> >> twat.
> >>
> >>> Anyway if it is canned a chant or two may show up automatically
> >>> because I'm on so many archives.
> >> Name one.
> >>
> >>> So I don't know. Awl hope is not lost
> >>> yet but the show so far sounds canned. I really need to get on to
> >>> chant and awl New York wants to hear me right about now.
> >> Nobody wants to listen to howling.
> >
> > I don't know what's happened to that show.
>
> Caller ID has done you in.
>
> > New York has nothing to
> > look forward to on Monday nights anymore.
>
> What a shame! And you had *such* a promising career as a crank-caller.
>
> >On the New York airwaves, I
> > am the only one who matters.
>
> Oh well, there's still the university lecture tour. How's all that
> working out for ya?
>
....and let us not 4get about that BIG visit to Ohio with the FOOD STAMP
cash-in to get a bus ticket....SO.....WHAT UP PiGGy?
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Re: Will the Indian chant tonight? - SmucKKKy - 6-:23 -0-09-20
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In article <h1qucd$e45$1@news.eternal-september.org>,
Billy Brit <billybrit@rocketmail.com> wrote:
> Desk Rabbit wrote:
>
> > Nobody looks forward to hearing somebody howling. The FCT that you are
> > not broadcasting your howling just highlights how stupid you are to keep
> > howling down the telephone at music on hold. You are a grade one moron.
>
> I'm trying to understand the pathology of telephoning a radio program in
> order to howl down the telephone. The desperate need for attention is
> obvious and his general pathology indicates Narcissistic Personality
> Disorder.
>
> http://www.bullyonline.org/workbully/attent.htm
>
> The need for attention
WoW!!! Itıs not often that some CUNT like PEDOSHINE exhibits EVERY
symptom of this CRYING NEED FOR ATTENTION...but so EASY to understand
since in REEL Life we AWL know that PiGGy is HATED by EVERYONE who has
EVER met the FAT STUPID RABID RETARD. Just reading that list is like a
chronological biography of ole PIG FACE. AND yes....I see myself there
too....but THAT is by DESIGN ;)
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Re: Will the Indian chant tonight? - Greendistantstar - 6-:23 -0-09-20
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SmucKKKy wrote:
> WoW!!! Itıs not often that some CUNT like PEDOSHINE exhibits EVERY
> symptom of this CRYING NEED FOR ATTENTION...but so EASY to understand
> since in REEL Life we AWL know that PiGGy is HATED by EVERYONE who has
> EVER met the FAT STUPID RABID RETARD.
That is not entirely true.
There are people who have never met him that hate him too.
GDS
"Let's roll!"
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Re: Will the Indian chant tonight? - WeReo_ScoTTy - 6-:23 -0-09-20
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"Desk Rabbit" <me@example.com> wrote in message
news:h1qtig$pvo$1@deskrabbit.motzarella.org...
> iL_WeReo wrote:
>> On Jun 23, 4:00 am, Desk Rabbit <m...@example.com> wrote:
>>> iL_weReo wrote:
>>>> Awl New York awaits for its' beloved Indian but I don't know if I'm
>>>> gonna do any live chants tonight. I don't know if they're playing a
>>>> tape or what.
>>>> I don't know what happened to this spot. It used to be a steady
>>>> powwow. Now awl of a sudden who knows?
>>> It's not a spot. You are a grown man howling at music on hold. You are
>>> an idiot.
>>>
>>>> I don't know what's going on here. I chanted with Max Schmead awlready
>>>> once tonight but I don't know if I'm getting on the air.
>>> You are not broadcasting. Just listen to the archives you dumbass
>>>
>>>> Me and "fish
>>>> in trees" need to get on. Yo that dude's hilarious but not as
>>>> hilarious as me. New York still needs its' Indian.
>>> By no stretch of the imagination is howling on the radio entertainment.
>>> This is why they put you on hold and you howl at the music on hold you
>>> twat.
>>>
>>>> Anyway if it is canned a chant or two may show up automatically
>>>> because I'm on so many archives.
>>> Name one.
>>>
>>>> So I don't know. Awl hope is not lost
>>>> yet but the show so far sounds canned. I really need to get on to
>>>> chant and awl New York wants to hear me right about now.
>>> Nobody wants to listen to howling.
>>
>> I don't know what's happened to that show. New York has nothing to
>> look forward to on Monday nights anymore. On the New York airwaves, I
>> am the only one who matters.
>
> Nobody looks forward to hearing somebody howling. The FCT that you are not
> broadcasting your howling just highlights how stupid you are to keep
> howling down the telephone at music on hold. You are a grade one moron.
I have no idea what you're talking about.
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