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CLINIC

PATIENT

DIAGNOSTIC

Patient refers to it as stargate-three-two

A Spoiler.4

Masking.3

 

TOOLSET

INFORMAL FALLACY

 

—Not alone.

—It's genetic.

If ever.

Hidden away.

Moxie's

Disease

 

Acting Out — Some people have trouble distinguishing between themselves and another person. Your mind is vast, but you live inside your own skin. Anything outside your skin is not you. You should try to understand what's going on. Different people are different.

 

NOTES TO MYSELF

PSYCHOLOGICAL AGE

CLASS

[comeuppance] - What they say takes precedence over what you say - All these "multiple choice" questions - It's your "just deserts" - You can't have something unless your mind is nothing. Your real mind is a lens. Keep it clear. So you can shuttle things where they're supposed to go.

The Age of Attention, ages 4-7

Challenges

 

 
 
 
 
 

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

"Raise your hand if you think global warming is a serious threat caused by human behavior." (–Moderator Carolyn Washburn)

—Not alone.

—"You want to give me a minute to answer that?" (–Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson) ... No one teaches it in school.

"Who here had buttered raisin toast when they were a kid?"

—Not alone.

—The occasion may allow quiet reflection ... Ayes, Nays and Present! ... I'm going to start a summer camp where everyone walks around naked with a light bulb up their ass.

"I'm going to describe some scenarios to you. Raise your hand if you think what I'm describing is wrong." (–NYT columnist David Pogue)

—If ever.

—"I'm not doing hand shows today." (–Tennessee Senator Fred Thompson) ... I'm not saying anything, because I'm not like that.

"Say hello to Vanna." [Ribbing you for watching Wheel of Fortune]

—Not alone.

—Girls are bad, too, but not in the same way.

"If you have to do it, you might as well do it right."

—If ever.

—Stop padding your role.

"Yea, Hillary! You go, girl!"

—Not alone.

—Good! Two for one! ... The beat goes on.

"Vanna! I want my Vanna!"

—Not alone.

—I'm beginning to believe in genetics – It could be a genetic predisposition.

"Quit living out your fantasies."

—If ever.

—That's what you're saving me for, huh?

"You should do my checkbook."

—If ever.

—It's like the French court.

"Vanna!"

—It's genetic.

—It's no joke ... Anything else you want to talk about? ... Don't take any shit from your own mind, or anyone else.

"What do you do for a living?"

—Not alone.

—The minute you get it, you don't need it anymore ... I am retired, because I give myself orders ... That's all a myth ... It's heartbreaking, believe me! ... Don't try it! ... You just have to separate the personal shit from the real ... I do the same thing! ... We had a really cold spell ... I don't think in my position I want to mess around with the IRS ... Oh! You're lucky! ... Geez! I'm divulging all my secrets.

"How much do you make?"

—Hidden away.

—Little trees is what you want ... It's not worthless ... Isn't it nice to do what you like? ... We won't tell anyone ... I don't want to be disgraced ... Well, I'm not so sure that was nice ... You're a girl, all right.

"Are you a Warriors fan?"

—Not alone.

—Just tell me if there's anything I should watch for.

"Where do you live?"

—Hidden away.

—Well, if you live in the present ... In effect that's what we're doing ... Better than Las Vegas, fucking creeps ... They're gangsters ... They were really bad.

"Where is your family?"

—Hidden away.

—They may have some nice things about them, but they're rats!

["Jessica says hello."] "You talked to Jessica?"

—Not alone.

—It's just a pleasure ... You can start a torture chamber.

["Did you add vermouth to that?"] "I was making two drinks at the same time, so you probably don't know what you saw." [He's an asshole]

—Not alone.

Je ne sais quoi. [Fr: "I know not what." An indefinable something]

"Don't you love her, Richard?" [Estrella, a nine-year-old girl]

—Not alone.

—Everybody knows a beautiful little girl when they see one.

"Your girlfriend is a drip."

—Not alone.

—How many drips does it take to make a rainbow cry?

"Tell me, what do women want?"

—Not alone.

—"Trust me, we have no idea what we want!" ... To Be Understood.

"Where did you find all this out?"

—Hidden away.

—In the men's room at Columbia Medical School ... That bathroom is a joke, if you didn't know ... We don't have ministers – We just have personal experiences.

"Don't do too much."

—Hidden away.

—Where did you learn to do that?

"Don't touch me."

—Hidden away.

—You don't need to be that good – You can be bad sometimes.

"I can't give you what I don't have."

—Not alone.

—Are you a magician? Now you see it, now you don't! Is that a magic trick?

"What do you say?"

—Not alone.

—Live it up! ... Don't be pushy! Look what happened to the Jews.

"Do you consider yourself an independent woman?" [Interrogation of Indian actress on 60 Minutes]

—Not alone.

—I'm trying to make a living.

"Do you need pot? Do you need pot?"

—Hidden away.

—Oh, yeah ... We have a lot of money – We paper the walls with it – We have it under the rugs.

"So everyone can become enlightened."

—Not alone.

—What if they don't want to be enlightened?

"Are you enlightened?"

—Hidden away.

Totally. Try to be there when it comes; try to be there when it stops; that's how they used to say it.

"Where are you?"

—Hidden away.

—Someplace where they're smart – Why, I don't know – A graveyard of old machinery – I want a nuclear plant and a Wal-Mart! – They're very happy – No resistance to change.

"Big one! — Where did you go?"

—Hidden away.

—Where there's no fog.

"Why did you ask me where I'm from?"

—Hidden away.

—Just wondered.

"Where are you from?" [From a sleazy shop keeper]

—Hidden away.

—No one likes it.

["I found out after work my mother had died at the moment I pulled off the highway and dreamt she was behind me, digging a hole in the sand ... over in North Carolina."] "Where in North Carolina?"

—Hidden away.

—The place of enchantment.

"That's your idea of a good wine? Where did you grow up again?"

—Not alone.

—Sometimes it does pay to be ignorant.

"Where was your God on Tuesday?"

—Not alone.

—It's better to have a friend than money.

"Where is your arm?" [From a little boy to a one-armed woman]

—Hidden away.

—So many things have happened to me I don't know what they are.

["You know what's really good? — McDonald's coffee!"] "I've never had any."

—Not alone.

—It's the glitter.

"It's hard for me to know where you're coming from."

—It's genetic.

—One tricky situation after another.

"Oh, you know, we've had you before."

—If ever.

—No exaggeration!

"Chica is a real dog."

—Not alone.

—Don't put all your love on one thing or one person.

"Do you have a large envelope?"

—Hidden away.

—It's really hidden away.

"I feel you're not committed."

—Not alone.

—No, I'm not – It all depends on what you don't do – Ever since they closed Napa State Hospital, it's hard to get committed – I totally submerge myself in you, and you totally submerge yourself in me, and we have gigantic silent fights.

"Why do you take things so personally?"

—It's genetic.

—If someone tries to kill you, smite them! ... It's The Song of Moses (Deuteronomy 32:1-47) ... Every week it gets easier.

"You're being too touchy."

—It's genetic.

—It must be a racial memory.

"Where are the dogs?"

—Not alone.

—Don't let the cat out of the bag, whatever you do.

"Where are the boys?" [Your dogs]

—It's genetic.

—I fell in love with a banana and married it.

"He's making whoopee in my garden."

—Hidden away.

—I'm hip!

"He peed in my yard."

—Hidden away.

—More or less normal.

"So what's the latest news? You've got that newspaper."

—Not alone.

—The whole trick is to have intuition.

"I know you really don't hate me."

—If ever.

—Just send it back!

"We've got to stop at an ATM — so I can pay you!"

—If ever.

—Makes life nice.

"Do you swim?"

—Not alone.

—Do you like doing it?

"You don't get to swim?"

—Hidden away.

—It's in the blood.

"Don't do that!"

—Hidden away.

—A word to the wise is sufficient.

"What don't you understand?"

—Hidden away.

—You've got an answer for everything, don't you? ... like a little angel.

"Go back to Kansas!"

—Hidden away.

—First things first, and we'll let you wear long pants.

"Are you sure you're Yale material?"

—Hidden away.

—People don't really have talent ... They have connection with the part of them that can just do things ... I guess it's called expressing yourself ... I read The Adventures of Huckleberry Finn ... teaches white kids not to work ... That's the problem with a lot of people ... They won't do anything.

["We have to build up America again!" "You mean, by breeding with beautiful women?"] "I think your generation can take care of that."

—Not alone.

—Winston Churchill says, "The further back I look, the further forward I can see."

"You've got all the ideas, don't you?"

—Not alone.

—You know, I thought of that, too.

"Don't quit your day job."

—If ever.

—I'm waiting for virtual insanity.

"Don't be a girl."

—If ever.

—Because the Red Sox lost.

"Don't you dogs get bathed?"

—Hidden away.

—Apparently not.

"Don't move this! We need this!" [Shopping cart blocking the whole aisle]

—Not alone.

—I'm waiting.

"Hey, buddy, I don't like your face."

—Not alone.

—I was never cute.

"Why don't you move ... if you don't like it."

—Not alone.

—Making money!

"You don't like the wine?"

—Hidden away.

—Is this new?

"You don't work Saturday?"

—If ever.

—Just let the world go by – Don't do anything.

"I'm a psychotherapist."

—Not alone.

—You know, it almost makes you feel normal.

["What's your profession?"] "I don't work."

—Not alone.

—You're not under the gun.

"I'm a housewife."

—Not alone.

—It's a wise person who knows what they like to do.

"I'm blind. I'm very sensitive to light and no one knows why. It's very frustrating."

—Not alone.

—That's a treasure of energy.

"You shouldn't be so sensitive."

—It's genetic.

—You have to see the opposite side of things.

"Actually, that should have been: Quit hiding behind anonymity [on the Internet], then we'll talk. Not sure why I felt the need to change it."

—If ever.

—Is my hair red? [See Richard.htm]

"This site has a lot of potential. Put it in a different format, then we'll talk."

—Hidden away.

—You needn't consider not talking as one of your problems. [See VerbalTools.com]

"So what do you do, dude?"

—Hidden away.

—I gather coconuts.

"You wouldn't do that; you're not that kind of guy."

—Not alone.

—When you're wised up, you don't buy too much.

"What do you look like?" [In a chat room on the Web]

—Not alone.

—A model citizen.

"Do I look like God?"

—Hidden away.

—Don't hit any plants.

"What did you do?" [Plastic surgery]

—It's genetic.

—Play Melancholy Baby for me.

["I like the tracks."] "Do you?"

—If ever.

—You don't have to spend years cleaning up.

"You don't love me."

—If ever.

—Do you know who Lochinvar is?

"Now what are you crying about?"

—Not alone.

—A knight in shining armor.

"Do you love me?"

—It's genetic.

—It's like a beast riding at night.

"To complete the bond ..." [Reciprocating a pair of Indian Friendship Feathers]

—It's genetic.

—We just think things, and they happen.

"Mom, where do babies come from?"

—Not alone.

—Two experts — Maybe you ought to talk to a neutral, like an ex-Jesuit.

"You're a little skinny, aren't you?"

—It's genetic.

—It's not your hatred that did it.

"How do you know?"

—It's genetic.

—Fish tremble at the mention of my name.

"You always do that."

—If ever.

—What lies at the bottom of the ocean and twitches? (A nervous wreck)

["It's going to be a cold, frosty night."] "How do you know that? Are you a meteorologist?"

—Not alone.

—The big problem is to think you're the only one.

"What do you know about that?"

—It's genetic.

—I surprise myself.

"I'm just funny that way — That's just something that I do."

—Not alone.

—Always wait until tomorrow.

["Do you live far away?"] "I don't live here."

—Hidden away.

—We're almost the same.

[Something to say to your ex-wife]

—Not alone.

—Happy people are all alike – Unhappy people all have a different way to be unhappy. (From Leo Tolstoy)

"You win some and you lose some."

—Not alone.

—I wouldn't say that's killing you, right?

"Even when you win, you lose."

—Hidden away.

—Maybe you'll move to a higher plain of sophistication.

"Where's your car?"

—Hidden away.

—Just in time! ... because you never know what people are carrying.

"Where's Blackie?"

—Not alone.

—You can say the W word.

"Hey, hey! Where's the fucking fire?"

—If ever.

—Next is "Who are you?"

"I'LL KILL YOUR ASS ... DON'T YOU KNOW I COULD BLOW YOU AWAY?"

—Not alone.

—Erase the anathema!

"How many ways are there to kill yourself?"

—Hidden away.

—It sure would make life easy.

"I'll kill him if he does anything weird!"

—Hidden away.

—Very healthy.

"Support mental health or I'll kill you!" [Bumper sticker]

—Hidden away.

—No one goes there – Just don't cut your thumbs off.

"I wanted to rip the president's head off, if I had him in front of me I would shoot him in the groined area." (Sue Niederer, who is being investigated by the Secret Service for this remark, originally posted on counterpunch.org)

—Hidden away.

—Well, think of the brain drain.

"I just feel like killing everybody."

—Hidden away.

—A negative return on investment.

"I wanna kill you!"

—Not alone.

—Take a number!

"If you ever tell him, I'll kill you!"

—Hidden away.

—Don't aggravate me while I'm working.

"Well, I am worried because we're not getting this done on time."

—Not alone.

—It's not going to be that hard.

"Bring it on!" [War chant]

—Not alone.

—We'll see about that.

"What are you on?"

—Hidden away.

—There's no need to.

"What is going on with you?"

—Hidden away.

—Is that sick?

"That stuff doesn't turn me on."

—Hidden away.

—Delusions of grandeur and happiness don't mix.

"I love your hair color — what number is it?"

—It's genetic.

—Eat your heart out!

"I have no problem with women."

—Not alone.

—Men and women are just the same, huh?

"Men and women are just the same."

—It's genetic.

—I could tell you more.

"What is the secret of women?"

—If ever.

—Total despair — They don't have that gene.

"Cutting men's testicles."

—Hidden away.

—Oh, how can you attack your mother? She just made beets.

"So, what do you look for in a woman?"

—It's genetic.

—Because it grows better that way.

"Robert, quit looking at my breasts." [From, Everybody Loves Raymond]

—Not alone.

—You have a really nice touch.

"Are your eyes full?"

—Not alone.

—Pretty wholesome, huh?

"Did you twist your neck?"

—Hidden away.

—Where's your mirror?

"Those are my breasts."

—It's genetic.

—Where have I been? — I thought I had X-ray vision!

"Do you like what you see?"

—Hidden away.

—You want me to say no, don't you?

"Don't walk away from me!"

—Hidden away.

—I don't fool around — especially with artists.

"Yeah, if you're not confused, you're not paying attention! Or maybe you are. Junior wants some Ritalin!" [Link]

—Hidden away.

—I am myself ... Good-bye.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 
 

REFLECTIONS

 
 
 
 
 

23-JUN-1999.

     
     
     
     
     
 

Blood of the Poet

 
     
     
     
     
 
   
 

"Which do you love, my body or my mind?"
"What a question! — so tricky yet sincere —
You've got a nice little tail like a deer."

"I'm not kidding around now. My behind
Turns you on, but is that all you can find?"
"Unchain your bra, (not to mention my fear):
The bulge in my pants in your pants is sheer."

"Never mind! Women get even up here."
"Let me help you here, Hey! – just being kind!"
"Now hold your horses until I get through ..."
"Thank God Allah's lushness is unconfined!"

"Keep out of the garden, you devil, you!"
"Nipples beg pink, my deer; Roosters hook true;
I wouldn't mind standing inside of you."

 
 
 
 
 
     

 


01-MAY-2001.

The One That Got Away

In one way it's hopeless.

It's the only outlet they have for anger — to disappoint someone.

You're investing in this person the power your parents once held.

You have to be prepared to walk out.

You have to act in such a way to let them know you're not that serious about it.

You shouldn't be so obvious about what's going to drive you crazy.

It's good to get angry — If anything happens, you walk out.


23-APR-2008.

 

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CODE WORDS: anonymity, ATM, bond, breasts, checkbook, Chica, color, committed, crying, cutting, describing, do, don't, drinks, drip, enlightened, envelope, [ex-wife], fantasies, format, full, generation, global, had, housewife, independent, Jessica, Kansas, kill, killing, latest, lose, material, meteorologist, neck, newspaper, on, potential, psychotherapist, [ribbing], Ritalin, sensitive, skinny, swim, touchy, Vanna, Warriors, where, where's, whoopee, women, yard

 

XXXII
Delphinus
"Dolphin"

—Not alone.