Cawthorn

[Ulysses]

Stalking Maddy?

Really?

Don't you all have something better to do?

Not unless you start posting gibberish again.

Stalker.

[Vrede too]

Stalking Maddy?

Really?

Don't you all have something better to do?

The hood is named in the article and it also shows a pic of the house. Pay attention. Don't you have something better to do than to whine about our noticing what a purely theoretical stalker could do?

Not unless you start posting gibberish again.

"unless"?

Stalker.

There's the gibberish. Good boy.

[Ulysses]

Stalker Too

[GoCubsGo]

There's the gibberish. Good boy.

[Vrede too]

Guessing it belongs to the little Mrs.

Why?

Figured it would be difficult to adapt a two door for his needs.

Maybe I'm incorrect, I just assumed.

Could be, Idk.

Yeah, not only that, but he'd have to have levers to work the pedals. It might be that his former friend who was in the car wreck with him, the son of Bob Ledford, the RV dealer, might have possibly given him a deal on some sort of super Qmobile.

I assumed there are conversion kits for all cars. Maybe I'm wrong.

[Vrede too]

Stalker Too

Whiny gibberish. Fascinating that you're defending Mad, Quseless.

[neoplacebo]

Guessing it belongs to the little Mrs.

Why?

Figured it would be difficult to adapt a two door for his needs.

Maybe I'm incorrect, I just assumed.

Could be, Idk.

Yeah, not only that, but he'd have to have levers to work the pedals. It might be that his former friend who was in the car wreck with him, the son of Bob Ledford, the RV dealer, might have possibly given him a deal on some sort of super Qmobile.

I assumed there are conversion kits for all cars. Maybe I'm wrong.

Back in the mid 60's a friend of mines dad was partially crippled from polio and he had a hand lever to the right of the steering wheel that would apply the brakes because he couldn't move his left leg and was limited with his other leg. Lucky that his job was a radio announcer.

[GoCubsGo]

I assumed there are conversion kits for all cars. Maybe I'm wrong.

I figured him getting in and out and chair stowage would be the obstacle, I think hand controls can be installed on any car.

Yeah, also takes a pretty portable chair that stows easily and doesn't have a place for you favorite Bowie knife or machete.

[Ulysses]

Back in the mid 60's a friend of mines dad was partially crippled from polio and he had a hand lever to the right of the steering wheel that would apply the brakes because he couldn't move his left leg and was limited with his other leg. Lucky that his job was a radio announcer.

From what I've read, Cawthorn's condition is classified as "partially paralyzed". I don't know if that means he has some leg movement or what. Since his legs don't appear all shriveled up, I suspect he has some leg function. And after living in Berkeley for over a decade, I encountered a lot of people in wheel chairs. The Center for Independent Living wasn't far from home.

Anyway, it's a bit unseemly to mock Cawthorn's disability, while stalking him. Can we not do better than that?

[neoplacebo]

Back in the mid 60's a friend of mines dad was partially crippled from polio and he had a hand lever to the right of the steering wheel that would apply the brakes because he couldn't move his left leg and was limited with his other leg. Lucky that his job was a radio announcer.

From what I've read, Cawthorn's condition is classified as "partially paralyzed". I don't know if that means he has some leg movement or what. Since his legs don't appear all shriveled up, I suspect he has some leg function. And after living in Berkeley for over a decade, I encountered a lot of people in wheel chairs. The Center for Independent Living wasn't far from home.

Anyway, it's a bit unseemly to mock Cawthorn's disability. We can be better than that, can't we?

Nobody is mocking his disability; just the fact that he can't operate a car in the usual fashion. And I've also noticed that his legs don't appear to be atrophied. But I've been mocking your disability regarding the English language on a pretty steady basis. Study up. Or not.

[Vrede too]

From what I've read, Cawthorn's condition is classified as "partially paralyzed". I don't know if that means he has some leg movement or what. Since his legs don't appear all shriveled up, I suspect he has some leg function. And after living in Berkeley for over a decade, I encountered a lot of people in wheel chairs. The Center for Independent Living wasn't far from home.

Anyway, it's a bit unseemly to mock Cawthorn's disability, while stalking him. Can we not do better than that?

More whiny gibberish. Why are you going to such pitiful extremes to defend Mad, Quseless?

Nobody is mocking his disability; just the fact that he can't operate a car in the usual fashion. And I've also noticed that his legs don't appear to be atrophied. But I've been mocking your disability regarding the English language on a pretty steady basis. Study up. Or not.

We can be certain that Quseless will never have the integrity to ID this supposed disability mocking, nor will he have the balls to retract.

[Vrede too]

I figured him getting in and out and chair stowage would be the obstacle, I think hand controls can be installed on any car.

Yeah, also takes a pretty portable chair that stows easily and doesn't have a place for you favorite Bowie knife or machete.

No worries when he can just use his AR-15 to force bystanders to assist him.

[Ulysses]

Back in the mid 60's a friend of mines dad was partially crippled from polio and he had a hand lever to the right of the steering wheel that would apply the brakes because he couldn't move his left leg and was limited with his other leg. Lucky that his job was a radio announcer.

From what I've read, Cawthorn's condition is classified as "partially paralyzed". I don't know if that means he has some leg movement or what. Since his legs don't appear all shriveled up, I suspect he has some leg function. And after living in Berkeley for over a decade, I encountered a lot of people in wheel chairs. The Center for Independent Living wasn't far from home.

Anyway, it's a bit unseemly to mock Cawthorn's disability. We can be better than that, can't we?

Nobody is mocking his disability; just the fact that he can't operate a car in the usual fashion. And I've also noticed that his legs don't appear to be atrophied. But I've been mocking your disability regarding the English language on a pretty steady basis. Study up. Or not.

I know very well that your "mocking" is just a big act on your part. I have very good command of the English language, at least as far as any American goes, and find your repeated attempts at slamming it mildly amusing. What is quite funny is when I deliberately cross the boundaries and then I get to watch you act like the jerk you've always admired but could never quite be in person.

But you know, you be you. It takes all kinds to fill the hold of a sinking ship, and you're #1 in my book.

[Vrede too]

More whiny gibberish. Why are you going to such pitiful extremes to defend Mad, Quseless?

We can be certain that Quseless will never have the integrity to ID this supposed disability mocking, nor will he have the balls to retract.

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Exactly as predicted.

Oh look who does mock Mad's disability, repeatedly:

Maddy is dain bramaged.

Maddy clearly is dain bramaged ...

... Of course, he might get an exemption for his dain bramage....

Like I've already said, Maddy is dain bramaged....

Cawthorn is dain bramaged.

Hypocrisy much? Or, is it your own "dain bramage" that you mysteriously "forgot"?

[Vrede too]

I know very well that your "mocking" is just a big act on your part. I have very good command of the English language, at least as far as any American goes, and find your repeated attempts at slamming it mildly amusing. What is quite funny is when I deliberately cross the boundaries and then I get to watch you act like the jerk you've always admired but could never quite be in person.

But you know, you be you. It takes all kinds to fill the hold of a sinking ship, and you're #1 in my book.

Ironic gibberish. The hold of a sinking ship fills with water, no point in filling it with neoplacebos or other "kinds". ESL much?

[neoplacebo]

Back in the mid 60's a friend of mines dad was partially crippled from polio and he had a hand lever to the right of the steering wheel that would apply the brakes because he couldn't move his left leg and was limited with his other leg. Lucky that his job was a radio announcer.

From what I've read, Cawthorn's condition is classified as "partially paralyzed". I don't know if that means he has some leg movement or what. Since his legs don't appear all shriveled up, I suspect he has some leg function. And after living in Berkeley for over a decade, I encountered a lot of people in wheel chairs. The Center for Independent Living wasn't far from home.

Anyway, it's a bit unseemly to mock Cawthorn's disability. We can be better than that, can't we?

Nobody is mocking his disability; just the fact that he can't operate a car in the usual fashion. And I've also noticed that his legs don't appear to be atrophied. But I've been mocking your disability regarding the English language on a pretty steady basis. Study up. Or not.

I know very well that your "mocking" is just a big act on your part. I have very good command of the English language, at least as far as any American goes, and find your repeated attempts at slamming it mildly amusing. What is quite funny is when I deliberately cross the boundaries and then I get to watch you act like the jerk you've always admired but could never quite be in person.

But you know, you be you. It takes all kinds to fill the hold of a sinking ship, and you're #1 in my book.

Bullshit, bullshit, and bullshit. I don't do "acts" and I don't mock anything that doesn't deserve to be mocked. If you have very good command of the English language, you go to quite a lot of trouble to conceal that and the fact that you find my "slamming" your supposed linguistic expertise humorous only goes to show that you actually don't have the linguistic ability you claim. Finally, deliberate ignorance, or "crossing the boundaries," is indistinguishable from genuine ignorance to a random observer of that ignorance. As an example of this that you MIGHT be able to comprehend, if you saw someone choking there's no way in hell you can tell from a glance if they're really choking or faking it. But if that person, upon further observation, continues to choke and start turning red you can reasonably conclude that the person is, in fact, choking. Now since you are a repeat offender with regard to inability to master our language I conclude that you really are linguistically handicapped.

[Ulysses]

Oh, my.

Someone has got the vapors again.

Or maybe he's choking.

Guess what?

I don't give a flying fuck.

[Vrede too]

Oh, my.

Someone has got the vapors again.

Or maybe he's choking.

Guess what?

I don't give a flying fuck.

You always say that about things that you care enough to respond to but aren't able to do so topically. We all know that you're a lying pussy, especially when you've been so triggered at 3:39 am.

[neoplacebo]

Oh, my.

Someone has got the vapors again.

Or maybe he's choking.

Guess what?

I don't give a flying fuck.

Bullshit. The only possible way I'd have the vapors is if I were up at 4am posting gibberish. Like you. It's now 10:35am here. I expect you'll be back on here in about five hours from now (noon your time) to start again. Vapors, my ass.

[Ulysses]

Oh, my.

Someone has got the vapors again.

Or maybe he's choking.

Guess what?

I don't give a flying fuck.

Bullshit. The only possible way I'd have the vapors is if I were up at 4am posting gibberish. Like you. It's now 10:35am here. I expect you'll be back on here in about five hours from now (noon your time) to start again. Vapors, my ass.

Perhaps if Neopillpopper spent less time popping pills and more time minding his own damn business he'd be more happy.