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Re: Lou's reply-the greatest false advertising ever » Lou Pilder

Posted by Escapee on January 11, 2016, at 16:05:40

In reply to Lou's reply-the greatest false advertising ever » Escapee, posted by Lou Pilder on January 11, 2016, at 12:49:06

Why the hell are u here if you are anti meds? Are u a doc? My doc is excellent and knows what hes doing.
You have made me think tho. 150mg is a big step from 110mg so im gonna stay on 130mg until i see my 'shrink' (thought ud like that) in 2 weeks time.
Bupropion ontop of maoi!! Am i gonna die ???!!
NO. In fact, being a DNRI bupropion has some effect of preventing a hypertensive crisis. The 1st meds that showed this protective effect were reboxetine with tranylcypromine.
The mix that i take have been well thought out. A LOW risk of direct interaction. In fact, amitriptyline and trimipramine are the only TCAs hes wiĺling to use with maois. He even said no nortriptyline which i know alot of people on here get put on, on top of their maois.
Something tells me u prefer to read the beloved Bible than anything scientific.NOTHING wrong withat at all. Whereas i like to check the facts and prefer to avoid stories & myths.
Finally, do u care to share what mental health issues u suffer with and what meds u take if any? It might help to explain our differences. And may even show me a better way to tackle my mental health issues.
Escapee.


 

Lou's reply-death-O-meter » Escapee

Posted by Lou Pilder on January 11, 2016, at 16:42:08

In reply to Re: Lou's reply-the greatest false advertising ever » Lou Pilder, posted by Escapee on January 11, 2016, at 16:05:40

> Why the hell are u here if you are anti meds? Are u a doc? My doc is excellent and knows what hes doing.
> You have made me think tho. 150mg is a big step from 110mg so im gonna stay on 130mg until i see my 'shrink' (thought ud like that) in 2 weeks time.
> Bupropion ontop of maoi!! Am i gonna die ???!!
> NO. In fact, being a DNRI bupropion has some effect of preventing a hypertensive crisis. The 1st meds that showed this protective effect were reboxetine with tranylcypromine.
> The mix that i take have been well thought out. A LOW risk of direct interaction. In fact, amitriptyline and trimipramine are the only TCAs hes wiĺling to use with maois. He even said no nortriptyline which i know alot of people on here get put on, on top of their maois.
> Something tells me u prefer to read the beloved Bible than anything scientific.NOTHING wrong withat at all. Whereas i like to check the facts and prefer to avoid stories & myths.
> Finally, do u care to share what mental health issues u suffer with and what meds u take if any? It might help to explain our differences. And may even show me a better way to tackle my mental health issues.
> Escapee.
>
> Escapee,
You wrote,[...am I going to die?...].
Most assuredly, that you are going to die. The question is when.
I can compute your time left before the drugs kill you with my death-O-meter.
You see, when these drugs are combined, the chance of death is increased exponentially. In your combination of these drugs you have 4 main avenues that could cause your death. One of those avenues is death by impaired thinking and confusion and loss of judgement infused by the drugs combined. I could tweak my death-O-meter if I knew if you lived near any cliffs or train tracks or such. more...
Lou
>

 

Re: MAOI dosage

Posted by Escapee on January 11, 2016, at 17:11:00

In reply to Re: MAOI dosage, posted by rjlockhart37 on January 11, 2016, at 11:49:07

Before i read the last few post i gotta add that isocarboxazid is, in my opinion the weakest of the 3 irreversable maois. By far. Much weaker than phenelzine and i would guess weaker than tranylcypromine for sure.
Phenelzine has its own gabaergic effects but not iso. Hence why i take clonazepam with it.

 

thanks (nm) » SLS

Posted by Escapee on January 11, 2016, at 17:15:35

In reply to Re: MAOI dosage » Escapee, posted by SLS on January 11, 2016, at 15:43:44

 

Re: Lou's reply-death-O-meter » Lou Pilder

Posted by Escapee on January 11, 2016, at 17:27:07

In reply to Lou's reply-death-O-meter » Escapee, posted by Lou Pilder on January 11, 2016, at 16:42:08

> > Why the hell are u here if you are anti meds? Are u a doc? My doc is excellent and knows what hes doing.
> > You have made me think tho. 150mg is a big step from 110mg so im gonna stay on 130mg until i see my 'shrink' (thought ud like that) in 2 weeks time.
> > Bupropion ontop of maoi!! Am i gonna die ???!!
> > NO. In fact, being a DNRI bupropion has some effect of preventing a hypertensive crisis. The 1st meds that showed this protective effect were reboxetine with tranylcypromine.
> > The mix that i take have been well thought out. A LOW risk of direct interaction. In fact, amitriptyline and trimipramine are the only TCAs hes wiĺling to use with maois. He even said no nortriptyline which i know alot of people on here get put on, on top of their maois.
> > Something tells me u prefer to read the beloved Bible than anything scientific.NOTHING wrong withat at all. Whereas i like to check the facts and prefer to avoid stories & myths.
> > Finally, do u care to share what mental health issues u suffer with and what meds u take if any? It might help to explain our differences. And may even show me a better way to tackle my mental health issues.
> > Escapee.
> >
> > Escapee,
> You wrote,[...am I going to die?...].
> Most assuredly, that you are going to die. The question is when.
> I can compute your time left before the drugs kill you with my death-O-meter.
> You see, when these drugs are combined, the chance of death is increased exponentially. In your combination of these drugs you have 4 main avenues that could cause your death. One of those avenues is death by impaired thinking and confusion and loss of judgement infused by the drugs combined. I could tweak my death-O-meter if I knew if you lived near any cliffs or train tracks or such. more...
> Lou
> >
>
>

Death-o-meter? REALLY??? Jees you are a crackpot! I bet u dont know ur left from ur right lmfao.
Happy New Year to ya! I hope you get some help real soon.
Escapee

 

Lou's reply-huzehykrkpot? » Escapee

Posted by Lou Pilder on January 12, 2016, at 9:11:37

In reply to Re: Lou's reply-death-O-meter » Lou Pilder, posted by Escapee on January 11, 2016, at 17:27:07

> > > Why the hell are u here if you are anti meds? Are u a doc? My doc is excellent and knows what hes doing.
> > > You have made me think tho. 150mg is a big step from 110mg so im gonna stay on 130mg until i see my 'shrink' (thought ud like that) in 2 weeks time.
> > > Bupropion ontop of maoi!! Am i gonna die ???!!
> > > NO. In fact, being a DNRI bupropion has some effect of preventing a hypertensive crisis. The 1st meds that showed this protective effect were reboxetine with tranylcypromine.
> > > The mix that i take have been well thought out. A LOW risk of direct interaction. In fact, amitriptyline and trimipramine are the only TCAs hes wiĺling to use with maois. He even said no nortriptyline which i know alot of people on here get put on, on top of their maois.
> > > Something tells me u prefer to read the beloved Bible than anything scientific.NOTHING wrong withat at all. Whereas i like to check the facts and prefer to avoid stories & myths.
> > > Finally, do u care to share what mental health issues u suffer with and what meds u take if any? It might help to explain our differences. And may even show me a better way to tackle my mental health issues.
> > > Escapee.
> > >
> > > Escapee,
> > You wrote,[...am I going to die?...].
> > Most assuredly, that you are going to die. The question is when.
> > I can compute your time left before the drugs kill you with my death-O-meter.
> > You see, when these drugs are combined, the chance of death is increased exponentially. In your combination of these drugs you have 4 main avenues that could cause your death. One of those avenues is death by impaired thinking and confusion and loss of judgement infused by the drugs combined. I could tweak my death-O-meter if I knew if you lived near any cliffs or train tracks or such. more...
> > Lou
> > >
> >
> >
>
> Death-o-meter? REALLY??? Jees you are a crackpot! I bet u dont know ur left from ur right lmfao.
> Happy New Year to ya! I hope you get some help real soon.
> Escapee
Es,
You wrote,[...I bet u don't know ur left from ur right...].
There is a continuous body of mathematical research that can focus a time frame of how long a person could live taking these drugs promoted here as "medicines." More and more information is available in relation to that these drugs that you are taking can shorten the life-span of those taking these drugs. As to what I know, I have a broad background in mathematical statistics way beyond what you could think as someone not knowing [...ur left from ur right...].
In your case, there are predictable outcomes of adverse effects that have been compiled as mathematical probabilities. I can use those statistics in formulating a predictable outcome of death by the drugs. The more data that I have, the more accurate my time line for death from the drugs could be. Some of the latest research shows that the drugs that you are taking could cause you to be killed in an attempted murder. The culprit in your combination is the BZD. That raises the chances of homicidal thinking and if you live where you have access to a gun, you could be compelled to attempt to murder someone and be killed in the exchange of gunfire by the police or the person that you were targeting. And worse, if you try to stop the BZD, you could go into a withdrawal state so horrific that you could be compelled to kill your self. So the BZD has a two-pronged statistical aspect that I can use in my death-O-meter.
The tragedy here is that I am allowed to be used as being a crack-pot here by Mr. Hsiung and any deputy of record by them allowing others to be immune from his enforcement policy to post what could decrease the respect, regard and confidence in which I am held and induce hostile and disagreeable feelings and opinions about me. That could create and develop a mind-set in readers to ignore what I say that could then result in their deaths because they could think that by Mr. Hsiung and any deputy of record allowing the ridicule of me here to be supportive, then what I say here could them be discarded as being a "crack-pot". But those killed by the drugs here could really be victims that I am trying to save, and their blood will not be upon me.
Lou

 

MAOI dosage » Escapee

Posted by SLS on January 12, 2016, at 9:14:06

In reply to Re: Lou's reply-death-O-meter » Lou Pilder, posted by Escapee on January 11, 2016, at 17:27:07

Death-O-Meter?

:-)

I don't often read the posts of Lou Pilder, but I found this one particularly amusing.


- Scott

 

Re: MAOI dosage chairman

Posted by bkva23 on January 12, 2016, at 10:38:41

In reply to MAOI dosage, posted by Escapee on January 11, 2016, at 11:08:48

Im sorry if my response is off,i have limited time to read here and couldent follow the entire thread.All i can say is veterans should remember a very well rounded person who posted on maois called chairman maoi.

He was nice enough to speak to me through email.Alli can tell you is we agreed at least on parnate the recomended dose is out of whack.

Ill post this again,they glaxco at the time DID NOT MANUFACTURE the drug,instead they bought it from a lone CHEMIST Alfred Burger who was the sole creator of it.When i would call glaxco and ask to speak to technical people all they could do was read to me from data sheets.

Parnate went as follows,first data sheet recomends one 10 mg tablet a day to a max of three.

Second reads to a max oof 90 mg a day,and scholar articles read therputic dose ranging from 60-90-to at its most 200mg.

I with a stimulant added being tolerant and a big guy take 40 mg twice a day.

 

Dr.Bob. Need ur action whatever that may be!

Posted by Escapee on January 12, 2016, at 12:56:39

In reply to Re: MAOI dosage chairman, posted by bkva23 on January 12, 2016, at 10:38:41

But why does Dr. Bob put up with nuisance. He's clearly here to ruin posts. Bob are you awake? I don't mind getting a ban for a while if you can sort this mess. Ah the good old days. Maxime. Ace the Nardil king. Chairman maoi (?). Ed-UK. This is what I would call a HARDCORE board. For people to teach and learn from others. WHAT HAPPENED?
I am requesting that you ban this Loo person from accessing the Medication board. Seems to me they would be better using the Alternative & Psychology board. This member gives nothing to this board,only criticism. And Lord knows why this person comes onto this board. Maybe they gets a kick out of others misfortune.
Best stop there.
Oh, why did I post this here instead of Admin? Coz I want everyone to read it.
Escapee.

 

Re: MAOI dosage chairman » bkva23

Posted by SLS on January 12, 2016, at 13:36:27

In reply to Re: MAOI dosage chairman, posted by bkva23 on January 12, 2016, at 10:38:41

You and Chairman MAO are both right. I feel that the effective range for the average patient suffering from major depressive disorder (MDD) is 40-80 mg/day. I've been arguing with doctors about this for years. With me, I do as well at 80 mg/day as I do at 150 mg/day. However, at the higher dosages, I get very sleepy. Jay Amsterdam, in his studies of high-dosage tranylcypromine (Parnate) used up to 170 mg/day. I would agree with the Chairman that it doesn't make much sense to exceed 200 mg/day.


- Scott

 

Re: MAOI dosage chairman

Posted by bkva23 on January 12, 2016, at 22:01:54

In reply to Re: MAOI dosage chairman » bkva23, posted by SLS on January 12, 2016, at 13:36:27

Yess i believe 200 mg is the highest documented recomended use even in articles oncerning the most severe cases,btw wonder what happened to chairman hope he is ok he offered i believe a lot

 

Re: Lou's reply-huzehykrkpot? » Lou Pilder

Posted by Escapee on January 13, 2016, at 6:58:57

In reply to Lou's reply-huzehykrkpot? » Escapee, posted by Lou Pilder on January 12, 2016, at 9:11:37

> > > > Why the hell are u here if you are anti meds? Are u a doc? My doc is excellent and knows what hes doing.
> > > > You have made me think tho. 150mg is a big step from 110mg so im gonna stay on 130mg until i see my 'shrink' (thought ud like that) in 2 weeks time.
> > > > Bupropion ontop of maoi!! Am i gonna die ???!!
> > > > NO. In fact, being a DNRI bupropion has some effect of preventing a hypertensive crisis. The 1st meds that showed this protective effect were reboxetine with tranylcypromine.
> > > > The mix that i take have been well thought out. A LOW risk of direct interaction. In fact, amitriptyline and trimipramine are the only TCAs hes wiĺling to use with maois. He even said no nortriptyline which i know alot of people on here get put on, on top of their maois.
> > > > Something tells me u prefer to read the beloved Bible than anything scientific.NOTHING wrong withat at all. Whereas i like to check the facts and prefer to avoid stories & myths.
> > > > Finally, do u care to share what mental health issues u suffer with and what meds u take if any? It might help to explain our differences. And may even show me a better way to tackle my mental health issues.
> > > > Escapee.
> > > >
> > > > Escapee,
> > > You wrote,[...am I going to die?...].
> > > Most assuredly, that you are going to die. The question is when.
> > > I can compute your time left before the drugs kill you with my death-O-meter.
> > > You see, when these drugs are combined, the chance of death is increased exponentially. In your combination of these drugs you have 4 main avenues that could cause your death. One of those avenues is death by impaired thinking and confusion and loss of judgement infused by the drugs combined. I could tweak my death-O-meter if I knew if you lived near any cliffs or train tracks or such. more...
> > > Lou
> > > >
> > >
> > >
> >
> > Death-o-meter? REALLY??? Jees you are a crackpot! I bet u dont know ur left from ur right lmfao.
> > Happy New Year to ya! I hope you get some help real soon.
> > Escapee
> Es,
> You wrote,[...I bet u don't know ur left from ur right...].
> There is a continuous body of mathematical research that can focus a time frame of how long a person could live taking these drugs promoted here as "medicines." More and more information is available in relation to that these drugs that you are taking can shorten the life-span of those taking these drugs. As to what I know, I have a broad background in mathematical statistics way beyond what you could think as someone not knowing [...ur left from ur right...].
> In your case, there are predictable outcomes of adverse effects that have been compiled as mathematical probabilities. I can use those statistics in formulating a predictable outcome of death by the drugs. The more data that I have, the more accurate my time line for death from the drugs could be. Some of the latest research shows that the drugs that you are taking could cause you to be killed in an attempted murder. The culprit in your combination is the BZD. That raises the chances of homicidal thinking and if you live where you have access to a gun, you could be compelled to attempt to murder someone and be killed in the exchange of gunfire by the police or the person that you were targeting. And worse, if you try to stop the BZD, you could go into a withdrawal state so horrific that you could be compelled to kill your self. So the BZD has a two-pronged statistical aspect that I can use in my death-O-meter.
> The tragedy here is that I am allowed to be used as being a crack-pot here by Mr. Hsiung and any deputy of record by them allowing others to be immune from his enforcement policy to post what could decrease the respect, regard and confidence in which I am held and induce hostile and disagreeable feelings and opinions about me. That could create and develop a mind-set in readers to ignore what I say that could then result in their deaths because they could think that by Mr. Hsiung and any deputy of record allowing the ridicule of me here to be supportive, then what I say here could them be discarded as being a "crack-pot". But those killed by the drugs here could really be victims that I am trying to save, and their blood will not be upon me.
> Lou

Good job i take heaps of vits & mins, antoxidants and nootropics then isnt it. Nootropics are great! Clearer thinking, better focus, better memory Short and long term, better communication and the best part- they protect the brain from neuron damage. Most of you are probabley aware that students use nootropics the cram their studying. There are so many nootropics u wont even know ur taking them. Caffein is one, nicotine is another (and u dont need to smoke, just use a NRT). Just be sure to use regular dose. I dont drink caffein drink but instead i buy caffein 50mg pills so i can get the dosage spot on. Modafinil is of course one and so is its big brother adrafinil. Others are gingko, omega 3s, acetyl-L-carnitine, ginseng (i prefer siberian ginseng), L-theanine (found in tea) and heaps more.
See how im rambling? I only do that when moods up and anxieties down.
Escapee.


 

Re: Hold on it's okayEscapee » Escapee

Posted by Phillipa on January 13, 2016, at 17:35:25

In reply to Re: Lou's reply-huzehykrkpot? » Lou Pilder, posted by Escapee on January 13, 2016, at 6:58:57

Don't let Lou get to you it's not worth it. He was a teacher, and is older than I am which is 69 now. Could be he's getting dementia who knows. Just ignore. Lou can be a good guy when he chooses to to right Lou? Philliipa

 

Lou's reply-mizinfomehyshun » Escapee

Posted by Lou Pilder on January 13, 2016, at 18:55:09

In reply to Re: Lou's reply-huzehykrkpot? » Lou Pilder, posted by Escapee on January 13, 2016, at 6:58:57

> > > > > Why the hell are u here if you are anti meds? Are u a doc? My doc is excellent and knows what hes doing.
> > > > > You have made me think tho. 150mg is a big step from 110mg so im gonna stay on 130mg until i see my 'shrink' (thought ud like that) in 2 weeks time.
> > > > > Bupropion ontop of maoi!! Am i gonna die ???!!
> > > > > NO. In fact, being a DNRI bupropion has some effect of preventing a hypertensive crisis. The 1st meds that showed this protective effect were reboxetine with tranylcypromine.
> > > > > The mix that i take have been well thought out. A LOW risk of direct interaction. In fact, amitriptyline and trimipramine are the only TCAs hes wiĺling to use with maois. He even said no nortriptyline which i know alot of people on here get put on, on top of their maois.
> > > > > Something tells me u prefer to read the beloved Bible than anything scientific.NOTHING wrong withat at all. Whereas i like to check the facts and prefer to avoid stories & myths.
> > > > > Finally, do u care to share what mental health issues u suffer with and what meds u take if any? It might help to explain our differences. And may even show me a better way to tackle my mental health issues.
> > > > > Escapee.
> > > > >
> > > > > Escapee,
> > > > You wrote,[...am I going to die?...].
> > > > Most assuredly, that you are going to die. The question is when.
> > > > I can compute your time left before the drugs kill you with my death-O-meter.
> > > > You see, when these drugs are combined, the chance of death is increased exponentially. In your combination of these drugs you have 4 main avenues that could cause your death. One of those avenues is death by impaired thinking and confusion and loss of judgement infused by the drugs combined. I could tweak my death-O-meter if I knew if you lived near any cliffs or train tracks or such. more...
> > > > Lou
> > > > >
> > > >
> > > >
> > >
> > > Death-o-meter? REALLY??? Jees you are a crackpot! I bet u dont know ur left from ur right lmfao.
> > > Happy New Year to ya! I hope you get some help real soon.
> > > Escapee
> > Es,
> > You wrote,[...I bet u don't know ur left from ur right...].
> > There is a continuous body of mathematical research that can focus a time frame of how long a person could live taking these drugs promoted here as "medicines." More and more information is available in relation to that these drugs that you are taking can shorten the life-span of those taking these drugs. As to what I know, I have a broad background in mathematical statistics way beyond what you could think as someone not knowing [...ur left from ur right...].
> > In your case, there are predictable outcomes of adverse effects that have been compiled as mathematical probabilities. I can use those statistics in formulating a predictable outcome of death by the drugs. The more data that I have, the more accurate my time line for death from the drugs could be. Some of the latest research shows that the drugs that you are taking could cause you to be killed in an attempted murder. The culprit in your combination is the BZD. That raises the chances of homicidal thinking and if you live where you have access to a gun, you could be compelled to attempt to murder someone and be killed in the exchange of gunfire by the police or the person that you were targeting. And worse, if you try to stop the BZD, you could go into a withdrawal state so horrific that you could be compelled to kill your self. So the BZD has a two-pronged statistical aspect that I can use in my death-O-meter.
> > The tragedy here is that I am allowed to be used as being a crack-pot here by Mr. Hsiung and any deputy of record by them allowing others to be immune from his enforcement policy to post what could decrease the respect, regard and confidence in which I am held and induce hostile and disagreeable feelings and opinions about me. That could create and develop a mind-set in readers to ignore what I say that could then result in their deaths because they could think that by Mr. Hsiung and any deputy of record allowing the ridicule of me here to be supportive, then what I say here could them be discarded as being a "crack-pot". But those killed by the drugs here could really be victims that I am trying to save, and their blood will not be upon me.
> > Lou
>
> Good job i take heaps of vits & mins, antoxidants and nootropics then isnt it. Nootropics are great! Clearer thinking, better focus, better memory Short and long term, better communication and the best part- they protect the brain from neuron damage. Most of you are probabley aware that students use nootropics the cram their studying. There are so many nootropics u wont even know ur taking them. Caffein is one, nicotine is another (and u dont need to smoke, just use a NRT). Just be sure to use regular dose. I dont drink caffein drink but instead i buy caffein 50mg pills so i can get the dosage spot on. Modafinil is of course one and so is its big brother adrafinil. Others are gingko, omega 3s, acetyl-L-carnitine, ginseng (i prefer siberian ginseng), L-theanine (found in tea) and heaps more.
> See how im rambling? I only do that when moods up and anxieties down.
> Escapee.
>
> Friends,
Be not deceived. The statistics that I use in computing the shortening of one's life-span that take psychotropic drugs are not effected by if the drugger takes vitamins and supplements and other substances described here by the poster. In other words, if the combination of drugs could kill by serotonin syndrome, taking vitamins and such is not going to stop that from killing the person. In fact, I have some research that shows harmful effects from these type of substances used with psychiatric drugs as some could increase the level of one of the psychiatric drugs. some of the research says not to use these supplements when taking theirs. So unless the poster could introduce overwhelming research to support his/her claim, you could be misled to your death.
Lou
>

 

Lou's reply-The good, the bad and the ugly » Phillipa

Posted by Lou Pilder on January 14, 2016, at 10:20:37

In reply to Re: Hold on it's okayEscapee » Escapee, posted by Phillipa on January 13, 2016, at 17:35:25

> Don't let Lou get to you it's not worth it. He was a teacher, and is older than I am which is 69 now. Could be he's getting dementia who knows. Just ignore. Lou can be a good guy when he chooses to to right Lou? Philliipa

Phillipa,
You wrote,[...good guy...Lou...].
I am unsure as what you are wanting to mean here. This is all because you left and returned and said that it was all because I was posting here.
True or false:
A. AARP is going to post here
B. Only the good post here
C. Posting here is a sign of dementia
D. If Lou gets to you, ask Mr. Hsiung for a refund
E. Lou really knows what he is talking about.
F. other good and just reasons for me posting here which are____________

 

Re: Lou's reply-mizinfomehyshun » Lou Pilder

Posted by Escapee on January 14, 2016, at 14:14:45

In reply to Lou's reply-mizinfomehyshun » Escapee, posted by Lou Pilder on January 13, 2016, at 18:55:09

Why do you keep telling me what i said?? I know what i said. Now do ur homework then get to bed! No dinner for you this eve! And ur grounded too you sick old man. Reflect on what uve said u old pervert & stop watching those innocent young kids as they leave through the school gates. Bad man. There are better ways to deal with frustration.
Oops im banned.

 

don't hold your breath » Escapee

Posted by 10derheart on January 14, 2016, at 17:35:02

In reply to Dr.Bob. Need ur action whatever that may be!, posted by Escapee on January 12, 2016, at 12:56:39

The last time Dr. Bob posted on PB was nearly 10 months ago (3/24/2015). More than twice as long as his longest absence I can remember in over 10 years.

I think he is done with this place.

It's unfortunate and highly disappointing he would not post an explanation, yet, I am not surprised as his past behavior pointed to this.

I feel for you. Ignoring is really the only way.

 

no one to ban you. offend away! (nm) » Escapee

Posted by 10derheart on January 14, 2016, at 17:40:12

In reply to Re: Lou's reply-mizinfomehyshun » Lou Pilder, posted by Escapee on January 14, 2016, at 14:14:45

 

Re: don't hold your breath » 10derheart

Posted by Phillipa on January 14, 2016, at 19:42:54

In reply to don't hold your breath » Escapee, posted by 10derheart on January 14, 2016, at 17:35:02

Yup agree he is gone never to return. Who is paying for this site to operate? Any thoughts? Phillipa

 

Lou's reply-the objective » Escapee

Posted by Lou Pilder on January 14, 2016, at 19:48:06

In reply to Re: Lou's reply-mizinfomehyshun » Lou Pilder, posted by Escapee on January 14, 2016, at 14:14:45

>
>
> Why do you keep telling me what i said?? I know what i said. Now do ur homework then get to bed! No dinner for you this eve! And ur grounded too you sick old man. Reflect on what uve said u old pervert & stop watching those innocent young kids as they leave through the school gates. Bad man. There are better ways to deal with frustration.
> Oops im banned.

You wrote,[...Why do you keep telling me what I said??...].
This gives the {objective} of the text to follow.
Lou

 

Re: Lou's reply-the objective » Lou Pilder

Posted by Phillipa on January 14, 2016, at 20:00:41

In reply to Lou's reply-the objective » Escapee, posted by Lou Pilder on January 14, 2016, at 19:48:06

Lou pay attention babble is gone and no one is going to ban anyone. The death O meter got babble not the posters. Poor babble. Phillipa

 

Re: Lou's reply-the objective

Posted by Escapee on January 14, 2016, at 20:51:34

In reply to Re: Lou's reply-the objective » Lou Pilder, posted by Phillipa on January 14, 2016, at 20:00:41

Loo paper,whats ur diagnosis other than being a complete TW*T? No dr bob? This is great! Hey loo paper, stop routing around womens public toilettes for use tampons! Try sticking a tampon up ur own *ss and smeĺl and lick that instead.
Well what other choices do u have? Oh, my friend just said,"ur a c*nt"

 

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Posted by SLS on January 14, 2016, at 23:05:20

In reply to Re: Lou's reply-the objective, posted by Escapee on January 14, 2016, at 20:51:34

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Re: Lou's reply-the objective

Posted by Lamdage22 on January 15, 2016, at 7:47:04

In reply to Re: Lou's reply-the objective, posted by Escapee on January 14, 2016, at 20:51:34

> Loo paper,whats ur diagnosis other than being a complete TW*T? No dr bob? This is great! Hey loo paper, stop routing around womens public toilettes for use tampons! Try sticking a tampon up ur own *ss and smeĺl and lick that instead.
> Well what other choices do u have? Oh, my friend just said,"ur a c*nt"

Come on... thats too much of the good.

 

Lou's reply-pogrom » Phillipa

Posted by Lou Pilder on January 15, 2016, at 13:18:36

In reply to Re: Lou's reply-the objective » Lou Pilder, posted by Phillipa on January 14, 2016, at 20:00:41

> Lou pay attention babble is gone and no one is going to ban anyone. The death O meter got babble not the posters. Poor babble. Phillipa

Phillipa,
You wrote,[...babble is gone...the death-O-meter got babble...Poor babble...].
What you have posted about me could induce hostile and disagreeable opinions and feelings about me and decrease the respect and confidence and regard in which I am held. This is all because it is false that babble is gone and false that the death-O-meter got babble. And worse, that could induce into vulnerable minds {scapegoating} as me being the target person to be the {false} cause of babble being gone that your post could lead others to think.
And worse, more people could be killed by the drugs from reading here as they could be swayed to ignore my warnings and not ask me to use my death-O-meter to help them understand how close to their lives being shortened that they could be from the drugs promoted here as "medicines".
And even worse, Mr. Hsiung allows you to post this against me here all the while telling readers that he has a vision that sometime in the future everything that he does, or doesn't do, will be good for his community as a whole, even allowing defamation against me here contradicting his own rules all along leading readers to think that by him allowing hate to be seen as civil, that it will be good for his community as a whole as he thinks and to trust him at that.
The hate is plainly visible directed at me , the Jewish person here, that is prohibited by Mr. Hsiung to post the foundation of Judaism as revealed to me and all along allowing the foundation of anti-Semitism to be seen as being supportive where those types of posts are originally posted. That makes his policy against the Jew, which is the definition of what anti-Semitism is, which makes his policy an anti-Semitic policy by that definition. The concept of doing what will be good for the whole is an old backward vision used to justify slavery and infanticide and segregation and genocide buried in the execution of war criminals decades ago. Yet today, Mr. Hsiung still clings to him being justified to have posters defame me here on the grounds of his vision that he says allows the hate because by him allowing the hate, it will be good for this community that he says he will have in its whole. But that means that my life does not matter to him, for the harm that he admits could come to me from the defamation and anti-Semitism allowed to be seen as supportive by him and any deputy of record here to be allowed by them to be seen as being supportive, is justified in his mind because it will be good for his community as a whole.
His absence here to allow the hate directed at me here is nothing new, but an old tactic used to allow the killing of Jews by the leaders turning a blind eye to mass murder allowing the sick-minded people in the community to take advantage of what has been called a pogrom using Jews as an outlet for their sadism.
Lou
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=47TVObUr6GY


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