| Guilty Pleasures; Whatever Floats your Boats | |
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| Moon Pie | Apr 16 2015, 12:22 PM Post #2381 |
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My baby girl loved this dress, until she was told it was a lady "bug." She has a serious diversion to bugs. That's probably my own fault, because I teased her one day by telling her I was "gonna squish her like a bug" when I had my foot on her belly rolling her around. She fanatically insisted, "I'm NOT A BUG!" I kept insisting, "Yes you are and I'm gonna squish you like one!" (She wasn't worried about being squished, she was upset I called her a bug! LOL) She needed new clothes, she's growing like a weed. She picked this dress out, but once home and had it on and told how so pretty and cute she is in her Ladybug dress, she had a total melt down. She keeps saying, "I'm NOT A LADYBUG!" Poor child. |
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| U Thant | Apr 16 2015, 05:13 PM Post #2382 |
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non-member Readers and viewers of this website...meet the male member above, who goes to retrieve links and bring them back here for tryin turn this website into his own little fantasyland for his homosexuality and his pedophilia. Feast your eyes on his not-so-Guilty-Pleasure he login to burden this website with:
And you ask????? What kind of grown heterosexual male would sit up and let his mind drift onto this type of pic (above) in order to go seek it out and copy the image???? Well. Same type of pedophile who'll post this on a pro-Black website for adults:
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| Doctor Magnus Warlock | Apr 17 2015, 12:47 PM Post #2383 |
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Very interesting. Posting rhyme styles are not unlike finger prints.
Not the first time Cherry Strudel came out the closet with homo-erotic rhymes. Oh, check out the dates, folks. Perhaps this is some biological phenomena.
Third time is the charm.
Look at this, not one, not two, but three homosexually charged raps from the resident garbage bin dweller. I am definitely sensing a pattern here. More to follow. |
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| Doctor Magnus Warlock | Apr 17 2015, 01:08 PM Post #2384 |
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In regards to the pedo thing Strudel is obsessed with, here is the original post.
My comments were about the adult mother of this child. |
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| Doctor Magnus Warlock | Apr 17 2015, 01:10 PM Post #2385 |
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Here is the chain where Strudel first tried to warp this.
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| Doctor Magnus Warlock | Apr 17 2015, 01:22 PM Post #2386 |
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Now....as all can plainly see....no one introduced homosexuality & pedophilia in these post, but Strudel. Thoughts of homosexuality & pedophilia came from the mind of Strudel. In his way of dealing with such issues, he has made many attempts to pass them onto me. Thankfully, this condition can be easily explained.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_projection |
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| U Thant | Apr 17 2015, 01:53 PM Post #2387 |
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No one brought their mind's pictures here, but you, when you sabotaged this website with pics of gay mens' PDA you fantasized about indulging in (with zecharia???) it appears. Yepper. That image is from your vile mind. So don't try to pretend that the pic just appeared here onto AFN, out of no where. So take ownership of your deeds. I know racist cops don't grasp that concept, but you have to do so here. Same with the pic of the toddler you fantasized about when featuring her there gyrating like some cheap strip club twerker. That image did not just jump, up, and onto this website out of thin air. You brought those images here, because you are a racist White HISP cop who hates Black people. And you especially hate Black women ---which is why you are angry at me for saying fucc darkie chics when I refused to make them into sex slaves--- which you think they should be. skinny: own your mea culpa here! |
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| Doctor Magnus Warlock | Apr 17 2015, 02:06 PM Post #2388 |
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In case you missed this.
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Psychological_projection |
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| Doctor Magnus Warlock | Apr 17 2015, 02:10 PM Post #2389 |
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Speaking of your accusations, which we can now add pedophilia to, please share with us your status in regards to seeing me face true justice for the illegal racial discrimination you have accused me of. I believe it is terribly important that you keep us all up to date, and by example, show folks how to adequately fight racism. You should also protect the children, too. I as type this, I was just handed my pay check. Let us review what you have previously posted. As the accused evildoer in this drama, forgive me if I add commentary. You sound so weak here with this comment. The protection of your people, at least the male portion (as we all know how you feel about the melanin-rich female portion), is at stake as you go hand's off here.
I still can't get over how such a good little Toby you are here doing what you are told, after all the tough guy talk you normally post.
Not surprising, as you even admit to being a victim to the very system of the country you seek succor with.
You contacted two agencies.....something should have happened by now. What is more believable here, that you have two degrees, or that you identify & fight racism? You already let Brad slide, and even defended his use of the n-word.
Look at you, imploring others to take a stand, but so far, refusing to lead by example.
You still have the option of contacting the media. TMZ is always looking for a juicy story. As an accused racist white Hispanic cop you claimed to have reported, I am still collecting paychecks. You have yet to prove your system.....works. Anyone can sit behind a computer screen, and spend years accusing others of racism without proof. You should stop being a fake pro-black advocate, put on your man pants, and lead by example. Until you do so, you are just blowing e-smoke. |
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| U Thant | Apr 17 2015, 02:17 PM Post #2390 |
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You Know Someone with Responsibility Deficit Disorder? By Linda Sapadin, Ph.D Some people are simply irresponsible. They may be careless and capricious or outright reckless. They “forget” about appointments. They’re chronically late. They neglect to plan ahead. They’re financially irresponsible. They don’t take care of their stuff. They make rash decisions that get them into trouble. They ignore deadlines. They act as though others should bail them out of whatever trouble they get into. We all know people like this. And they’re not all adolescents. It could be a friend, a family member or a colleague. We may love them yet we experience them as terribly frustrating. We want to shake them. Yell at them. Knock some sense into their brains. But none of this seems to make a difference to them. They shrug it all off. Why? Because they have Responsibility Deficit Disorder (RDD), a much-needed diagnostic category that I have just created. [A refusal to take ownership of one's deeds. hi Doc Saul!] RDD is prevalent in our society and is a growing problem. Those who have it do not “suffer” from it. Quite the contrary. The people who “suffer” are those loved ones who must deal with the rat’s nest that is so often dropped in their laps. If all this sounds familiar to you, here’s what you must do to save your own sanity. Be direct with them. Don’t mince words. Not all irresponsible people realize the chaos that they are causing. Be specific about how their actions (or lack of actions) create havoc for you. They may blow you off, or accuse you of nitpicking, or of being judgmental. Think about their responses. They may have a point. But if you know, with your head and your heart, that their irresponsible behavior is what’s causing the difficulty, trust your own judgment. Know what you will do the next time you feel dumped on. Irresponsible people tend to be irresponsible. Duh! That’s obvious. But sometimes you forget, especially if you’re an incurable optimist. So, make sure that you know what you will do and what you won’t do the next time an RDD person leaves his mess (literally or metaphorically) for you to deal with. Though it may be tough for you, stick to your guns — even if you are called all kinds of reprehensible names. Know where your power lies. Reflect on where your power lies with this particular person. If you’ve been cleaning up his mess, don’t. Let him suffer the consequences. If you’ve been enabling her behavior by bailing her out – once again, don’t. Sure, you may feel guilty that you are no longer doing what you used to do. But that’s how you change the game. It’s much harder for people to be irresponsible when nobody steps in to make it all OK. Make them an offer they can’t refuse. Hey, it works for the Mafia. Why not for you? If the person really wants what is in your power to give, use it. I don’t mean that you continue to enable his irresponsible behavior. I mean you offer him a bribe (or reward) if and when he changes his behavior. Sidestep the problem by being less involved with your RDD person. It may make you feel bad if you are an inclusive person and you begin to exclude. You don’t ask her to go on vacation with you because you don’t trust that she won’t bail out at the last minute. You don’t go out to dinner with him if he will expect you to pick up the bill once again. Excluding is a preemptive survival mechanism. Use it when it feels appropriate. Unfortunately, change begins with you. Why should you have to change? It’s the RDD person who should change. You don’t want to stop doing what you’re doing. You simply want the other person to be more responsible. Great fantasy! Terrible reality! Dream on that the other person will change. He’s got it good – especially if you’re enabling his dysfunction. Why should he change if you’re always there to rescue him? So, as much as you dislike it, know that the change process begins with you. |
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I will keep you on radar lock and keep you monitored when you login...just like NSA monitors terrorist suspects when they enter USA airspace or lands.
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