Charly Muggins

Those who have the time and the inclination to investigate similar cosmic theories might wish to look at this site. David Icke is a former professional footballer, so you might think that he's fairly down to earth. But he was a goalkeeper. And it is well known that all goalies are mad.

steph Arnott wrote: I was just wondering how many accounts in SL are just for spamming or dead.Maybe there really only 200 people in SL and the rest are spam or dead accounts. Added: It was just a flash thought, not a serious one Well, apparently I have 190 alts. So there's actually only ten people here.

1am SLT. Mary Milena has just logged on. An hour after the spammers started. There are over four pages of new spam posts clogging up the GD. Yesterday the spam was around for six hours before it got resolved.

Phil Deakins wrote: It doesn't matter where the Indians were at the time of the war of independence We know where they are at this very moment. Spamming the forums. Again.

I thought of doing a PhD once, but I didn't have much spare time, so I looked for something where there wasn't much content involved. It was a deadheat between USA Cultural History and American Literature.

Phil Deakins wrote: They have eyes in their heads, and brains Well, as Meatloaf sang, two out of three ain't bad.

Phil Deakins wrote: Charly Muggins wrote: Ceka Cianci wrote: Charly Muggins wrote: Czari Zenovka wrote: Native Americans inhabited what is now the United States of America prior to ANYONE coming over; ergo, I have an ancestor way back that was on this continent all along Erm, no, the North American landmass was initially populated by immigrants from what is now Russia, who arrived across a land bridge of which all that remains is islands in the Bering Straits. So North America was devoid of intelligent human life for a long time even before the ancestors of Jim Carrey arrived. i think she was talking about before people started sailing over from spain.. at least that is how i read it. If she had meant that then she should have said it. Incomplete or implicit arguments are inadequate arguments. You're probably the only one who didn't understand what was meant. I think it was clear to everyone else. Ah, the wisdom of crowds. Crowds of sloppy thinkers, that is, who make erroneous assumptions instead of actually reading the words.

Drake1 Nightfire wrote: Charly Muggins wrote: Ceka Cianci wrote: they must be getting delt with faster..i haven't experienced any this weekend so far.. You're obviously not on European time. And LL is obviously not very concerned about those who are. Right, because they have a staff there 24/7 after cutting their staff by 33%. Not every business in the world has to cater to you Europeans. Why should a US company run on EU time? On that basis perhaps LL should consider closing SL down between 5pm and 9am PST - and all day on weekends and public holidays. Why should a US (California) business ask its staff to work outside normal hours. Surely they don't want to be accused of cruel and unfair employment practices! Oh, that's right, they pretty much do close down any type of effective support outside those hours anyway.

It's six hours worth of spam now. I don't AR/RIC them any more. I send PMs to Mods that I identify as being online. Then more PMs. Then more PMs.

Ceka Cianci wrote: Charly Muggins wrote: Czari Zenovka wrote: Native Americans inhabited what is now the United States of America prior to ANYONE coming over; ergo, I have an ancestor way back that was on this continent all along Erm, no, the North American landmass was initially populated by immigrants from what is now Russia, who arrived across a land bridge of which all that remains is islands in the Bering Straits. So North America was devoid of intelligent human life for a long time even before the ancestors of Jim Carrey arrived. i think she was talking about before people started sailing over from spain.. at least that is how i read it. If she had meant that then she should have said it. Incomplete or implicit arguments are inadequate arguments.

No new ones for a while. But there are lots that haven't been deleted.

From what I have read, there are a considerable number of parents in the USA who can accurately say that they beat their children. And the number is increasing.

The only thing you can't fake in SL is intelligence. Well, lack of intelligence might be easy to fake. But I see little evidence of that.

I've had an idea myself actually. I could be a socially excluded wrathful alien (who slightly resembles Sherlock Holmes) of part Irish heritage, with a disease that makes parts of my body fall off and infect my victims with an insane desire to search for non-existent treasure at the end of rainbows. Just call me LeperKhan

My super-power is to enrage people continents away to a state of impotent reptile-brain hyper-emotionalism using only polysyllables. Would this qualify me as an SL Hero? Or a (sic) villon? Or a sick villain, even? I don't have a uniform or a name; perhaps someone here could make some suggestions. About a uniform or a name, that is.

Czari Zenovka wrote: Native Americans inhabited what is now the United States of America prior to ANYONE coming over; ergo, I have an ancestor way back that was on this continent all along Erm, no, the North American landmass was initially populated by immigrants from what is now Russia, who arrived across a land bridge of which all that remains is islands in the Bering Straits. So North America was devoid of intelligent human life for a long time even before the ancestors of Jim Carrey arrived.

Life is not a dream. It's a series of extended nightmares. Punctuated by narcosis.

You are not allowed to discuss this matter publicly. It is harassing the moderators. You will be disciplined.

It's usually lies.

Cinnamon Mistwood wrote: **bleep**.... not only am I OLD (all caps), but I am officially an elder. Did you hear that you young whippersnappers?!?!? NOW GET OFF MY LAWN!!! To the OP - a thesaurus is your friend. Try something like: I am looking for a MATURE, EXPERIENCED, INTELLIGENT, RESPONSIBLE host(ess) who can speak in complete sentences and show up on time for shifts. Please only respond if you can spelland speak in more than two word sentences. Geez, it took THIS thread to pull me back in? Is this your job application?

LeeHere Absent wrote: there are some non-American native English speakers in this thread Clumsy, potentially ambiguous phraseology. 6/10

Ah, I think I have worked out what the six hours might be describing from only a handful of cryptic posts, largely made by ESLers. It's the quantum mechanics version of Plato's Cave, isn't it. I once watched a BBC populist science documentary (probably Horizon) in which an Eminent Quantum Scientist (capital letters for the benefit of our German-speaking friends here) stated that if you thought you understood the theory involved, you probably didn't.

Sonja Smedley wrote: Warum?Nur weil ich offen bin fuer viele Sachen und diese mich auch interessieren? Ich sehe mir die Dinge vorher an und bilde mir danach ein Urteil und schimpfe nicht schon vorher drauflos. Manchen hilft es anderen nicht..das ist auch ganz ok. Ich finde es nur schade, dass der Grossteil der Menschen so reagiert wie hier. Nicht schade fuer mich sondern fuer diese Menschen. Erm, I think you are in the wrong room for an argument. Try here.

Madelaine McMasters wrote: I do find it very human. And as has been claimed by anti-logicians in these forums previously, it is the propensity to make mistakes that makes us human. Which presumably means that lemmings are human. Or is that a mistake?

Sonja Smedley wrote: what is really normal in this world? Abnormality. Do you realise that more than 99.99% of things are not average.