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CLINIC

PATIENT

DIAGNOSTIC

Patient refers to it as stargate-two-five

A Distracter.1

Interrogation.2

 

TOOLSET

INFORMAL FALLACY

 

—Pretty intense.

—Almost impossible.

—Endless files.

—Not exactly.

Moxie's

Disease

 

The Genetic Fallacy — This is an indirect attack based on the perceived origin, background or experience of another person. Genealogy, in itself, proves nothing.

 

NOTES TO MYSELF

PSYCHOLOGICAL AGE

CLASS

[disparagement] - Detraction from the course of your life, or prejudicial slurs against those not present - they hate words - they hate meaning - they're either stupid or rats; they think they're so smart - they try to get away with vague insinuation - the smarter you are, the more people hate you.

The Age of Attention, ages 4-7

Rules

 

 
 
 
 
 

Exactly what someone said [or did]
... usually not very original.

The thoughts of a "bad child"
... to free your mind again.

ATTACKS

BRIDGE

SILENT BACKUP

[Overhearing something, which may or may not apply to you]

—Pretty intense.

—Is it possible?

"So you're a psychologist now?"

—Not exactly.

—Thank you for expressing your deeper emotions – Early prohibitions against showing anger are acting up on you – What are you afraid of when you're angry?

"You're going to block the sidewalk, huh, asshole?"

—Pretty intense.

—Here goes!

"YOU KNOW THIS IS A SIDEWALK. YOU SHOULD CLEAR THE WAY."

—Pretty intense.

—I like law and order, too.

"Put that dog on a leash! Put that dog on a leash!"

—Pretty intense.

—Are you trying to outshine Death?

"Jews are dickless faggots."

—Almost impossible.

—Why is it every morning I wake up I feel I'm in Archie & Veronica comic books?

"Did you brush your teeth?"

—Not exactly.

—I would say that's punishment enough, don't you?

"Don't tell ME you brushed your teeth!"

—Pretty intense.

—Don't smell!

"Service has really suffered because of all these immigrants."

—Pretty intense.

—Many, many people are rotten apples.

"I saw your web site and it was pretty good except for the milk carton."

—Pretty intense.

—Don't fret if it doesn't float your boat! I'm just warming up.

"It was only two-dimensional."

—Endless files.

—Hand me down my walking cane; I'm gonna leave on the morning train; my sins they have overtaken me.

"It looks terrible and amateurish."

—Pretty intense.

—Very low.

"I am willing to help you — There are government agencies." [Having just insulted you and gone on about how rough their life has been]

—Not exactly.

—This is just more intense.

[Someone piling it on, telling you details and factoids you could do without] (Let them spout off their trivia and useless facts; this is a good time to memorize something; learn some things by heart; learn something and recite it; maybe it will improve your inner position)

—Almost impossible.

—"Like a roof ill-thatched, rain gets into the mind; Like a roof well-thatched, rain cannot get into the mind." Excuse me, I'm memorizing something. [Let them scream their heads off; you're just learning something]

"Download some Microsoft clip art and use that."

—Endless files.

—I would be nowhere without him, and I am anyway.

"Tell me what you don't know."

—Endless files.

—I'm not qualified — Talk to a therapist.

"Tell David not to wait for me."

—Endless files.

—For anything?

"If you see Kevin, tell him I'll be there about ten."

—Endless files.

—Oh, yeah! That's really royal.

"Richard! If you see Yurek, tell him we need a new set of locks on."

—Endless files.

—When I have all the time in the world.

"You're going to see Assad today or tomorrow?"

—Almost impossible.

—I'm not in a hurry.

"I'll give you three dollars to give to him."

—Endless files.

—If I ever need more, I'll let you know.

"She has dated many guys before. She never disagrees going out with guys. She is basically an easy target."

—Almost impossible.

[See Icarus and the Gutter Snipe]

"There he is ... It must be two o'clock."

—Almost impossible.

—Don't tell me the end – I haven't seen it.

"Oh, you struck out."

—Not exactly.

—How do you say serious?

"You need to go get a urine drug screening test today."

—Endless files.

—Whoops! Wrong religion.

"The youngsters should 'gang up for a while' on Tiger ..." (–Nick Faldo) ... "Lynch him in a back alley." (–Kelly Tilghman)

—Not exactly.

—Well, there's a lot to learn.

"It must be a Christian who owns this place — See that?" ["John 3:16" printed on the bottom of a paper cup]

—Not exactly.

—Whatever they are, I think they're just earning a living, myself.

"I'm not prejudiced, but you know how the Jews live in enclaves?"

—Endless files.

—That's good to know that.

"In this country, all the mainstream media and newspapers are run by the Jews."

—Not exactly.

—I would check that out.

"I'll tell you what it is — All the mainstream media are owned and controlled by the Jews."

—Almost impossible.

—You're on the road to oblivion — You're naked on a treadmill with a light bulb up your ass.

"I've got Jews at my table."

—Pretty intense.

—You could get a job as a waiter.

"Jews and Muslims who don't accept Jesus will burn in hell."

—Pretty intense.

—Take me with you!

"I guess Lance sent a message to the frogs."

—Pretty intense.

—They have a lot of pain.

"I really need to get up early. How 'bout I call you a cab?"

—Not exactly.

—Who needs you?

"Nigger lover."

—Pretty intense.

—Do I have a place to put them?

"Don't call us — We'll call you."

—Endless files.

—Who says you can't?

"Could you remind me what you asked me to do?"

—Endless files.

—Never save until tomorrow what you can do today.

"Remind me to call him later."

—Endless files.

—You have to keep a list.

"Don't forget to remind me about winglings."

—Pretty intense.

—You better start making a list!

"Don't let me forget to call him."

—Endless files.

—Do it before the fall!

"Is it for one culture, or for many cultures?" [This website]

—Not exactly.

—Extremely human.

"The craziest website I've ever seen can be found here: taxi1010.com ... I dare you to go poke around for 5 minutes and then report your learnings / discoveries. Make sure and click around a bit!" [Link from modern-radio.com]

—Not exactly.

—Martial arts shows you a box ... but it doesn't tell you how to get outside of the box!

"We have to remember that his ancestors were the Vikings who raped and pillaged."

—Pretty intense.

—Oh, I didn't know that ... Did you read that in a book?

"I am wondering who your intended audience is."

—Endless files.

—For after I'm dead.

["I heard your laugh from around the corner."] "My cackle?"

—Not exactly.

—A snow princess.

"And when I put the knife back down, it was bent; it hadn't been bent before — It was telekinesis."

—Pretty intense.

—She just has gold glued to her fingertips — It's those spells!

"People say the glass is half full, but they don't say of what."

—Not exactly.

—Because it's cheap.

"You're so relaxed, not a care in the world."

—Pretty intense.

—People should take it easy, and have a good life, Jesus said.

"Don't make those faces, because your face might freeze that way."

—Not exactly.

—Well, I don't know much about that world.

"Don't make nasty faces! It'll get cold and freeze that way."

—Pretty intense.

—It amuses me, endlessly.

"Don't make faces! It'll freeze that way."

—Almost impossible.

—There's nothing left to go wrong.

"You're a Vassar girl."

—Not exactly.

—How lucky can you get?

"That's bad karma."

—Pretty intense.

—You can make your own karma if you're smart.

"You've got great karma."

—Not exactly.

—It's funny how the harder you work, the luckier you get.

"Did you study under anybody?"

—Not exactly.

—That's how they train dogs.

"Have you done your taxes?"

—Endless files.

—Whatever happened to sitting around the fireplace and doing nothing?

"You've got to use psychology."

—Not exactly.

—With flashlights, right?

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

REFLECTIONS

 
 
 
 
 

16-MAR-2008.

 

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As follows

CODE WORDS: agencies, amateurish, anybody, Assad, audience, basically, cackle, call, carton, cultures, dated, disagrees, download, faces, [factoids], glass, immigrants, Jews, karma, leash, lover, lynch, message, o'clock, [overhearing], owns, [piling], pillaged, poke, psychologist, psychology, raped, relaxed, remind, sidewalk, struck, target, taxes, teeth, telekinesis, tell, three, two-dimensional, urine, Vassar

 

XXV
Coma Berenices
"Berenice's hair"

—Not exactly.