Funny, but I think deep down you feel unfulfilled as a person.
Awww, ya got me. You're getting better at this psychoanalyzing people over the internet, Eddy!
I mean, my whole life, from scoring well over 180 on an IQ test at 11, to learning to overcome Asperger's syndrome with enough proficiency that people familiar with the condition can't tell I have it until I tell them I do, to getting shot at 18 and managing to beat the crap out of the guy who did it before the ambulance even arrived, to winning an award by rediscovering a prediction of GR on my own in high school, to joining the Army and being one of the under 1% of recruits who pass every single course on his first try and gets selected for advancement in the Special Forces curriculum, to meeting the woman of my dreams, to having a beautiful child who -at under six months of age- is already repeating the words I say to him, feeding himself baby food with a spoon and crawling around, to having the financial means to quit my job for up to a year to care for my son, to being accepted into the Law Enforcement program at the top 1% of all applicants has all left me sorely disappointed.
I could have done so much more with my life at this point!
Please, please Eddy! Tell me how to fix it!!!
Ya friggan mo', I'm as arrogant as I am for a whole hell of a lot of damn good reasons.
Yeah, like you really enjoy your "liu" don't you? That's very growd up dontchya think? Playground stuff MurkyPants.
I don't think you have learnt to overcome your "syndrome". I think it seeps out towards a certain kind. I would have guessed straight away who may have such a "syndrome" here if it was part of a May day quiz. It's very noble to want to "protect" a young student, but you set them an entirely different example in return, that can be just as damaging.
I'm glad I am not the only one that has issue with your dishonesty at times. Or at least you're very bad at admitting errors, if they were in fact errors, and not deliberate acts at confusing discussions.
You know how to "fix" it. The clue is you're not as qualified as you think you are.
MjolnirPants
28th May 2009 - 05:59 PM
QUOTE (Edward 3+May 28 2009, 02:39 AM)
Hey Molly,
If you´re going to quote somebody would you ever make sure you are attributing the quote to the right person - what you attributed to me was actually posted by Toby. But then, this is only a trifling error compared to some of your real howlers !!
Ummm, Hey dumbass, I've caught you doing the same thing before, and had hell to get you to even admit it.
QUOTE (Liu+)
Playground stuff MurkyPants.
Here we go again with the same stupid crap you've been pulling for almost a year now.
When are you going to figure out that you're just making yourself look like an idiot?
And you can have any opinion you want about me, dumbass. If you think I give a crap, you're out of your friggan mind.
PS. You've yet to have shown me to have been dishonest about
anything. I love how you keep harping on it, as if anyone who's opinion I give a sh*t about would be convinced simply because you keep repeating your lies.
RobDegraves
28th May 2009 - 06:41 PM
Hmmm... TobynotToby
I think you have a view of MjolnirPants that is atypical on this forum. Comparing the various comments as well as posts... I have found an odd situation.
First of all, almost all of the comments from anyone whom I consider to be serious posters here (from my limited experience), are positive for MjolnirPants. I would add the same comments for myself as far as I have been able to see so far.
In your case, not only are the comments from serious posters negative, but I find it difficult to find any of your posts that actually advance any real point or argument. All you do is complain about other people.
Is this current name of yours a new alias and you have other posts? Am I missing something?
Edward 3
28th May 2009 - 06:53 PM
Quote Molly
"Ummm, Hey dumbass, I've caught you doing the same thing before, and had hell to get you to even admit it."
I suppose you could just have said - "oops, sorry about that" - but that would have been expecting too much. So much for all your previous assertions that you admit it when you get something wrong!!
Can you quote exactly what you are referring to above - and I mean quote , not a convenient misquote !!
Geoff Mollusc
28th May 2009 - 06:57 PM
QUOTE (Confused2+May 27 2009, 09:33 PM)
If it works out maybe we could do the 'Wizard of Oz' for an Xmas panto...?
Sure, you're my most obvious choice to play Scarecrow (brainless fuckwit extraordinaire).
Edward 3
28th May 2009 - 07:01 PM
Now we have the pleasure of the company of Molly 2 !!
MjolnirPants
28th May 2009 - 07:22 PM
QUOTE (Edward 3+May 28 2009, 01:53 PM)
Quote Molly
"Ummm, Hey dumbass, I've caught you doing
the same thing before, and had hell to get you to even admit it."
I suppose you could just have said - "oops, sorry about that" - but that would have been expecting too much. So much for all your previous assertions that you admit it when you get something wrong!!
The bolded section contains an acknowledgment of error, dumbass. Nowhere in my post did I say you were wrong about me attributing the quote to the wrong person, you lying pissant.
QUOTE
Can you quote exactly what you are referring to above - and I mean quote , not a convenient misquote !!
Yes.
And I will, as soon as you provide even a single example of me misquoting someone (and misattributing a post doesn't count, dumbass).
QUOTE (->
| QUOTE |
| Can you quote exactly what you are referring to above - and I mean quote , not a convenient misquote !! |
Yes.
And I will, as soon as you provide even a single example of me misquoting someone (and misattributing a post doesn't count, dumbass).
Is this current name of yours a new alias and you have other posts? Am I missing something?
He is, in fact, a repeat offender. He's been banned multiple times for abusing people while whining about abuse on this forum. His previous aliases included (but are not necessarily limited to): Mirrorman, Boneidol, MickDerry, and Squeeze. I know there are more, but I can't remember them off the top of my head.
But don't expect to find anything worth reading in those posting histories, it's just more of the same crap he's spewing now. He's too stupid to realize that he's not accomplishing anything except getting himself banned. One of these days, the forum owner will either ban his IP address, or give rpenner the power to do so, and we'll be rid of him, unless he managed to figure out how to use a proxy, in which case he'll be back and spewing the same crap all over again.
Edward 3
28th May 2009 - 07:24 PM
Quote Molly 2
"Fuckwit of epic proportions."
This was Molly 2´s response - shouldn´t be kept hidden in the mean streets of the feedback department!
Edward 3
28th May 2009 - 07:26 PM
Thanks Molly - apology accepted
WTC control demolished
28th May 2009 - 07:30 PM
The STUPID debunkers lovers of the 9/11 official theory think that 700 architects and engineers are wrong thinking that the world trade center was controlled demolished using explosives and are asking for a new independent investigation ? you really think that 700 architects and engineers are wrong thinking that the FEMA report and NIST report are a bunch of lies ?
MjolnirPants
28th May 2009 - 07:36 PM
QUOTE (Edward 3+May 28 2009, 02:24 PM)
Quote Molly 2
"Fuckwit of epic proportions."
This was Molly 2´s response - shouldn´t be kept hidden in the mean streets of the feedback department!
For the record: I only use this one handle here. Every time you accuse someone else of being my sockpuppet (even by implication) you're just making yourself look stupider.
QUOTE
Thanks Molly - apology accepted
That wasn't an apology. The following is, however:
I'm very sorry you haven't got the intelligence to comprehend the written word, I'm very sorry you haven't got the emotional maturity to behave like an adult, I'm very sorry you haven't got the integrity to avoid using lies to make your arguments.
If I'm responsible for any of this in any way, please accept my sincere apology, and rest assured that if there is anything I can do to correct my error in this, I will happily do so. But I will, of course, expect some proof that it's my fault before I start paying for your stay in a mental health facility, to get the help you need.
Granouille
28th May 2009 - 08:41 PM

I see that you are left-handed, at least in your apologies...
rpenner
28th May 2009 - 10:13 PM
Since actual evidence suggests that the driving distance between the locations of MjolnirPants and Geoff Mollusc is on the order of 2.5 Mm (Great Circle distance is about 2.0 Mm), I don't think they are the same person.
Ruling: Edward 3 has made unsubstantiated claims which are inconsistent with physical evidence and unsupported by argument. This is below the expected measure of a May Day essay contest winner. Color me disappointed.
Michael J
28th May 2009 - 11:10 PM
My nonsense Fairy neg. feedback seems to have disappeared, thank you
Still effects the rating, but atleast i don't have to read his garbage anymore while browsing.
rpenner
28th May 2009 - 11:47 PM
Ah, a positive review of my solution at last.
I received new powers programmed into the forum by our mysterious hosts and have been hard at work this week. Let's try to keep the comments specific and constructive, OK?
Granouille
29th May 2009 - 12:10 AM
How very nice! Congratulations, sir!
It would be very fine if you'd clean the faeces from my feedback, too!
Grumpy
29th May 2009 - 12:12 AM
WTC control demolished
QUOTE
The STUPID debunkers lovers of the 9/11 official theory think that 700 architects and engineers are wrong thinking that the world trade center was controlled demolished using explosives and are asking for a new independent investigation ? you really think that 700 architects and engineers are wrong thinking that the FEMA report and NIST report are a bunch of lies ?
First, you don't have 700 architects and engineers, you have a few and then a bunch of troothers.
Second, we KNOW that they are wrong, 911 had no explosives and was not a controlled demo. It was an attack on our country planned by OBL and carried out by 19 Islamic extremists.
Third, Yes, they are wrong, the NIST reports are a scientific investigation into the events of that day and are not lies, you may disagree with their conclusions, but they are based on the available evidence, and only the scientific evidence. The lies are told by the know-nothing troothers and conspiracy nutjobs(and the snakeoil salesmen who prey on them).
So, stupid applies to the troothers, not to the scientists.
Grumpy
rpenner
29th May 2009 - 12:32 AM
QUOTE (Granouille+May 29 2009, 12:10 AM)
It would be very fine if ....
Of course. Now I expect the usual paper bag stuffed with the usual amount of currency stuffed behind the usual dumpster at the usual time, as per paragraph 43 of the MOU.
Edward 3
29th May 2009 - 08:01 AM
Quote RP:
"Ruling: Edward 3 has made unsubstantiated claims which are inconsistent with physical evidence and unsupported by argument. This is below the expected measure of a May Day essay contest winner. Color me disappointed"
Hey RP - how about allowing me a bit of poetic licence??!! Anyway, I never said that Molly1 and Molly2 were sockpuppets - those were just terms of endearment I bestowed on two of my favourite posters - honest!!
buttershug
29th May 2009 - 01:00 PM
QUOTE (WTC control demolished+May 28 2009, 07:30 PM)
The STUPID debunkers lovers of the 9/11 official theory think that 700 architects and engineers are wrong thinking that the world trade center was controlled demolished using explosives and are asking for a new independent investigation ? you really think that 700 architects and engineers are wrong thinking that the FEMA report and NIST report are a bunch of lies ?
Even more think it is right. So you really think even more than 700 are wrong about the report?
And I would be very suprised if 700 didn't simply say there was some facet or other of the report they didn't agree with. And it would be suprising if everyone in a field agreed with everything a report that big says.
Granouille
30th May 2009 - 11:05 PM
QUOTE (rpenner+May 28 2009, 05:47 PM)
Ah, a positive review of my solution at last.
I received new powers programmed into the forum by our mysterious hosts and have been hard at work this week. Let's try to keep the comments specific and constructive, OK?
Thank you!
soundhertz
4th June 2009 - 03:31 AM
QUOTE
It would be very fine if you'd clean the faeces from my feedback, too! smile.gif
I don't have much, and I'm not here much, but I second this for me too. I also second the congrats to rpenner for bravely attempting truth, justice, and the American way (or something like that)
Lieutenant Commander Montgomery Scott: "The shields are down 70%! We need to redirect impulse power to the shields! Captain, are you there? Captain?"
soundhertz
4th June 2009 - 10:22 PM
scarily impressive. It's like the old days when ap-bot always responded. thanks
Confused2
10th June 2009 - 04:30 PM
Bump.
Granouille
10th June 2009 - 08:31 PM
QUOTE (rpenner+May 28 2009, 06:32 PM)
Of course. Now I expect the usual paper bag stuffed with the usual amount of currency stuffed behind the usual dumpster at the usual time, as per paragraph 43 of the MOU.
Thank you! I haven't been here often of late, so I missed the drop.
Shall we try the secondary location tonight at 11?
Meem
10th June 2009 - 10:54 PM
If I could comment on some of the stuff in the front part of this particular thread, about true Christians and what they do ...
A true christian would seek that answer from the example of Christ, and anyone truly interested would look to the example for their answer. Just because you can read a book, doesn't mean you understand what is in it. Just like life, there is more to it than what is in the book. People who solely look to other people, or a book for answers will never find too many of them, if any. It's something one does, not what they think they do.
A true scientist tries to observe the truth in its natural conditions, not make it happen in a controlled environment. Experimental understanding is greater than perceived knowledge. Would one rather have a surgeon that just became one and might say, "I know everything there is to know" operate on them, or one that had been a surgeon for 10 years, and admitted I don't know everything, but might say, "I am a damn good surgeon?"
Get your advice from the know it all and see if they are right with multiple opinions, then take that final opinion to the guy that has experience in doing it.
Other than that,
Thanks for the cyst removal
soundhertz
12th June 2009 - 10:02 PM
QUOTE
Just because you can read a book, doesn't mean you understand what is in it. Just like life, there is more to it than what is in the book.
But if you read a very good book by a person of great wisdom, you either learn some of what they learned without spending the time that they had to spend, in which case the book did it's job - it imparted wisdom successfully - or you have it not resonate in you and you relegate it to coffeetable status. The onus is on you. We can learn from each other as well as ourselves, and we are free to choose to or not. Do you think it's an evolutionary choice?
Meem
19th June 2009 - 12:53 AM
It seems everything evolutionary. Just like books, through those who write them. I don't like horror stories, or freak shows.
rpenner
5th July 2009 - 01:07 AM
QUOTE (Meem+Jun 10 2009, 10:54 PM)
A true scientist tries to observe the truth in its natural conditions, not make it happen in a controlled environment.
I disagree. I believe that you have not thought out the actual way science benefits humanity.
Science is more than a cataloguing of what happens in the untouched wilderness. When science talks about the natural world, it also includes the laboratory since it too is part of the same universe. But the goal is not a catalogue, but understanding. And from understanding comes control. From physics comes electronics engineering, from chemistry comes increased crop yields, from biology comes medicine, etc. As Francis Bacon wrote about science in the seventeenth century:
"Knowledge is power; Nature, in order to be ordered must first be obeyed."
Meem
5th July 2009 - 01:22 AM
I'm not so certain. That falls into the hands of human nature, pure benefit not always. Not that I meant to discredit laboratory science, but in either case with experiments, one group is left natural.
And if this is what you believe, not to get too touchy, but to see if you're on mark, not saying that I am able to test you, but where is the "lab-work" being done on this site for the benefit? I do intend to poke, and prod. I am doing my lab work.
QUOTE
“Knowledge without wisdom is a load of books on the back an @$$”
Japanese Proverb
(note) just trying to keep the integrity of the quote, before I am accused of anything.
rpenner
5th July 2009 - 03:46 AM
I prefer the verse form which was quoted in 1892's
Handy-book of literary curiosities QUOTE (William Shepard Walsh+p. 623)
Learning to have and wisdom to lack,
Is a load of books on an ***'s back.
While I don't have the original source, I also have found it in
Robert Christy.
Proverbs, Maxims and Phrases of All Ages. (1887) p. 615
But in the opinion of Mr. Walsh, and and the vast majority of people who have actually done something:
QUOTE (William Shepard Walsh+p. 623)
Nevertheless there is good sense in Maxim 571 of Publius Syrus: "It is only the ignorant who despise education."
Meem
5th July 2009 - 04:45 AM
Sounds a bit like,
QUOTE
Those who can -- do. Those who can't -- teach. (H.L. Mencken).
QUOTE (->
| QUOTE |
| Those who can -- do. Those who can't -- teach. (H.L. Mencken). |
“Those who can’t do, teach.”
QUOTE
This statement suggests that people who have failed or would be failures in the world outside of academia end up as teachers
But I really like this one
QUOTE (->
| QUOTE |
| This statement suggests that people who have failed or would be failures in the world outside of academia end up as teachers |
But I really like this one
Those who cannot teach -- administrate. (Martin)
And
QUOTE
University politics are vicious precisely because the stakes are so small. (Henry Kissinger)
QUOTE (->
| QUOTE |
| University politics are vicious precisely because the stakes are so small. (Henry Kissinger) |
What is left when honor is lost? (Publius Syrus)
QUOTE
One should die proudly when it is no longer possible to live proudly. (Friedrich Nietzsche).
QUOTE (->
| QUOTE |
| One should die proudly when it is no longer possible to live proudly. (Friedrich Nietzsche). |
The price of hating other humans is loving oneself less. (Eldridge Cleaver)
QUOTE
It is well to remember that the entire universe, with one trifling exception, is composed of others. (John Andrew Holmes)
QUOTE (->
| QUOTE |
| It is well to remember that the entire universe, with one trifling exception, is composed of others. (John Andrew Holmes) |
When once you have tasted flight, you will forever walk the earth with your eyes turned skyward, for there you have been, and there you will always long to return. (Leonardo da Vinci)
So overboard, I know. I do apologize.
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