[Boon[_2_]]

On Apr 7, 1:15*pm, "GeoSynch" wrote:
Buffoon burbled:

"Burble" would only be a correct choice if we were speaking. A written
word cannot be burbled.


"I, on the other hand, have lovely skin."
"People can't believe I'm the age I am."
"I have almost no grey hair."
"[M]y face is free from wrinkle or blemishes."
Jokes? Sure they were (if you were spoofing a pansy, maybe).
The only joke here is you, monkeyboy.
Again, you missed the joke. Others here got it. Why not you?

You'll just lie to the bitter end, no matter how obvious it is that you are
lying, another reason why you have no credibility.

That's very similar to Arny. Whenever he heard something he didn't
like, he called it a lie. Everything became a lie. As it turned out,
Arny has a narcissitic personality disorder. NPD causes people to
reject anything that does not fit into their fantasy constructs.

Do you think you have NPD or ASD? It's possible to have both, you
know.


In fact, why do most people's jokes fly over your head?

Proving what a pathological liar you are by immediately believing whatever lie
you just recently make up.

Just prove that I lied. That's all you have to do. Break free from
your fantasy construct and actually deliver a meaningful statement
(i.e. one that is based in reality and not your imagination) for once.

I was teasing Lionel. Others knew I was teasing Lionel. Why are you
the only one who doesn't see this? Are your fantasies preventing you
from accepting reality?


Is it because you suffer from ASD and you are unable to undersatnd social cues
from others?

Here you're asking (and in the other post proclaiming) making a mockery of it.

That sentence is not correct. If you remove the parenthetical phrase,
you're saying "asking making a mockery of it." That makes no sense.
Try again.


The two behavioral therapists who are reviewing your posts seem to think so.

Since your armchair psychology attempts have been discredited as those of a
failed amateur, you now turn to higher authorities to bolster your feeble
claims.

That's not true. I pegged Scott as having Aspergers, and to this day
he has not disputed this. I pegged Arny as having NPD, and a
psychiatrist friend of mine said that I had "pegged it." Bratzi won't
admit to being autistic, but his behaviors are so representative of
ASD that he'd probably "peg the meters" if he took an assessment test.

Whether they exist or not and whether you'd report only negative
assessments and overlook any others is automatically called into account because
you have no credibility as a journalistic purveyor.

That's not true either. In your eyes I have no credibility, and yet I
still write for a living. Your fantasy construct where I have failed
at several careers isn't even close to the truth. Unlike you, I have
experience in several areas, which makes me extremely valuable in the
job market. I have 20 years of management experience, 8 years of
telecommunications experience and 12 years of writing and editing
experience. I currently own my own business and have eight clients. I
made much more money in 2009 than 2008. There is no failure in my
life.

If you lost your job tomorrow, it would be quite a battle for you to
find another one. Your lack of interpersonal skills disqualifies you
from any sort of leadership role. The job you have now is probably as
good as it gets.