Jesus Lied . For The Bible Tells Me So .

@ghost-of-a-duke said
You have referred to the episode as both a lie and delusional. (Many times).

You really only “remember” what you want to remember don’t you.

No I haven’t.

Suzianne is a pathological liar who is also makes some delusional claims about herself. Her thinking of buying a high powered motorcycle was merely a lie.

But thanks for providing the opportunity to discuss it again 🙂

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Even labelling Dive and other Christians delusional. (And yourself I guess, retrospectively).

You are also a liar.

But you’re not delusional.

@fmf said
How long would Trev33 have lasted in that club if he hadn't been 'with the programme'?

Yes sir, I have programmed and assimilated all club members.

We are Borg...

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Why has this episode made it on to your delusion list? At best she was over adventurous in her intended choice of bike, but delusional?

Delusions about what size of motorbike is OK for a beginner, even if they are at their very essence expressed for the purpose of attention-seeking, if acted out, could lead to a tragic death.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Yes sir, I have programmed and assimilated all club members.

We are Borg...

Did you see the posts Trev33 and Shallow Blue made calling Suzianne a liar?

@divegeester said
In that post you are speaking hypothetically for someone who is actually qualified, not yourself.

Show some intellectual fortitude Sir.

If I had said the person was delusional one of you chaps would have joyfully announced I wasn't qualified to diagnose mental illness. (Which is true).

Show some honesty sir.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Yes sir, I have programmed and assimilated all club members.

We are Borg...

The list of people that you eased out presumably for their lack of "loyalty" or their connections to persona non-grata is an interesting one. When you tried to explain Indonesia Phil's ejection, you had to resort an Aesop's fable because you were submerged in your own torrent of mealy-mouthed, paranoid verbiage. My take on it, anyway.

@fmf said
Even FMF's wishy washy version of delusion

It's standard everyday English and well understood.

Wishy washy. You use it in a way that can apply to everybody and therefore has no real meaning.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
If I had said the person was delusional one of you chaps would have joyfully announced I wasn't qualified to diagnose mental illness. (Which is true).

Show some honesty sir.

I agree that you aren’t qualified in mental health yourself, and also not qualified to speak on behalf of those who are.

@divegeester said
No I haven’t.

Suzianne is a pathological liar who is also makes some delusional claims about herself. Her thinking of buying a high powered motorcycle was merely a lie.

But thanks for providing the opportunity to discuss it again 🙂

Oh dear. If I find an example of you describing the motorcycle event as delusional will you apologise to Suzianne?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
If I had said the person was delusional one of you chaps would have joyfully announced I wasn't qualified to diagnose mental illness. (Which is true).

Show some honesty sir.

You should show some honesty, perhaps. You know full well that one does not need to be "qualified to diagnose mental illness" to use the everyday English word "delusional".

@fmf said
The list of people that you eased out presumably for their lack of "loyalty" or their connections to persona non-grata is an interesting one. When you tried to explain Indonesia Phil's ejection, you had to resort an Aesop's fable because you were submerged in your own torrent of mealy-mouthed, paranoid verbiage. My take on it, anyway.

Haha, oh yes the removal of those posters not toeing the line in the club 😂

@divegeester said
You are also a liar.

But you’re not delusional.

I never lie. I'm like superman.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Oh dear. If I find an example of you describing the motorcycle event as delusional will you apologise to Suzianne?

Go ahead and find it; it’s possibly one of the posts you did manage to see!

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Wishy washy. You use it in a way that can apply to everybody and therefore has no real meaning.

I don't use it in a way that applies to everybody. I have used it very sparingly. And I have never used it when engaging a theist in a discussion of faith and morality.