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-Removed-
Divestalker trolls posters' personal information after gleaning it from posts both recent and past.

Lacking a natural sense of empowerment, he uses twisted sleuthing as suitable substitute.

There's a word for habitual behaviors like his:
Disturbed.

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@woofwoof said
There's a word for habitual behaviors like his:
Disturbed.
You've given up on your "banter" about me and divegeester supposedly being the same person, then, I take it?

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@fmf said
You've given up on your "banter" about me and divegeester supposedly being the same person, then, I take it?
It is just that you are so much alike you seem like the same person is all. Reason, why I have nick named you the TWINS!!!! 🙂

-VR

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@ghost-of-a-duke said
My activity on that site is low, but I remain a mod.

I have no interest in directing you. Others know who I am there. That's sufficient.
I don't.

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@Ghost-of-a-Duke

GK?

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@very-rusty said
It is just that you are so much alike you seem like the same person is all. Reason, why I have nick named you the TWINS!!!! 🙂

-VR
There are similarities (psychological) and they have like minded goals and methods, but I don't believe they are the same person.

Dive is aggressive and FMF is passive aggressive, and the way they work together is highly suggestive of an ersatz marriage of the minds honed by years of practice.

I'm not a psychologist, but it doesn't take much analysis to see what's up with these two. BTW, I just recently became aware of how vulnerable and fragile their Ego's are. FMF nearly had a melt down over the word "bubble head", so I'll avoid using that particular descriptive in our next dance session.

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@kilroy70 said
FMF nearly had a melt down over the word "bubble head", so I'll avoid using that particular descriptive in our next dance session.
A "melt down"?

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@kilroy70 said
There are similarities (psychological) and they have like minded goals and methods, but I don't believe they are the same person.

Dive is aggressive and FMF is passive aggressive, and the way they work together is highly suggestive of an ersatz marriage of the minds honed by years of practice.

I'm not a psychologist, but it doesn't take much analysis to see what's up ...[text shortened]... r the word "bubble head", so I'll avoid using that particular descriptive in our next dance session.
FMF is passive-aggressive

I'd say I am unflustered. You have the meaning of "passive-aggressive" wrong.

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@fmf said
A "melt down"?
Yes. On page 33 of this thread.

"...you have referred to me and divegeester ~ and nobody else ~ as "bubbleheads" countless times."

To which I responded:
"No I haven't.
(countless times?)"


And you answered:
"Yes."

You were obviously triggered by my saying "bubble head". It was a relatively innocuous insult and said only once, not countless times.
If you can show me any other place I've said this then I will conceded I've said it more than once. But I'm curious as to your reaction to "bubble head". It can't be insignificant if you are claiming I've said it to you and Dive "countless times".

I'm just wondering what set you off, because there's quite a bit of difference between once and countless times.

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@kilroy70 said
Yes. On page 33 of this thread.

"...you have referred to me and divegeester ~ and nobody else ~ as "bubbleheads" countless times."

To which I responded:
"No I haven't.
(countless times?)"


And you answered:
"Yes."

You were obviously triggered by my saying "bubble head". It was a relatively innocuous insult and said only once, not countless ...[text shortened]... dering what set you off, because there's quite a bit of difference between once and countless times.
You were obviously triggered by my saying "bubble head".

Nope, not "triggered". No "melt down" either. You've used the term "bubble head" countless times. It's not banter that I am phased by.

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@fmf said
You were obviously triggered by my saying "bubble head".

Nope, not "triggered". No "melt down" either. You've used the term "bubble head" countless times. It's not banter that I am phased by.
You've used the term "bubble head" countless times."

So that's your story and you're sticking to it, eh?
I won't ask you to prove it because I know you can't, and I suppose you could claim it happened too long ago for you to dig up an example.

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@kilroy70 said
So that's your story and you're sticking to it, eh?
I won't ask you to prove it because I know you can't, and I suppose you could claim it happened too long ago for you to dig up an example.
Actually, I am simply not going to spend any of my time looking for examples. If there are people here who think I am lying about you, then I'm fine with that.

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Suzy Q looking at this thread and spreading her arms wide and screaming...

"Look what I have created!!"

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@fmf said
Actually, I am simply not going to spend any of my time looking for examples. If there are people here who think I am lying about you, then I'm fine with that.
I don't think you're lying, not intentionally.
I think you were reacting (and still are) to an emotional memory of some past encounter between you and another poster, who may or may not still be here.
And I just happened to say something that triggered that memory. Why else would you claim I've said something "countless" times without any way to prove it?

Or perhaps this is a sly way for you to suggest I'm a former member who came back as someone else. I think you and Dive are capable of just about anything when it comes to malevolent word play.

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@fmf said
FMF is passive-aggressive

I'd say I am unflustered. You have the meaning of "passive-aggressive" wrong.
Passive-aggressive (aggression) has nothing to do with feeling flustered or unflustered.

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