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The following was brought to my attention via one of my "informants." It seems that jskains was so inspired by his visit to this messageboard that he filmed himself delivering a harangue. Go ahead and take a look:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_yxQYlOpZA

There is something very sinister about the dark, half-lidded look in his eyes, and I, for one, was disturbed by the villainous clutching gesture he kept making, like he was trying to pluck some especially ripe and rotten piece of fruit.

Mister Scratch wrote:The following was brought to my attention via one of my "informants." It seems that jskains was so inspired by his visit to this messageboard that he filmed himself delivering a harangue. Go ahead and take a look:

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b_yxQYlOpZA

There is something very sinister about the dark, half-lidded look in his eyes, and I, for one, was disturbed by the villainous clutching gesture he kept making, like he was trying to pluck some especially ripe and rotten piece of fruit.

Two words:

PROFESSIONAL HELP

One wonders if there also isn't something better to do with one's time than to obsess over the haters.

What can I say? I waste my time on the internet too, but I usually find it entartaining instead of frustrating.

Mister Scratch wrote:The following was brought to my attention via one of my "informants." It seems that jskains was so inspired by his visit to this messageboard that he filmed himself delivering a harangue. Go ahead and take a look:

You need informants to find out about something I linked to in "Sad" yesterday?

I am planning and editing a series on religion. I am having fun with youtube playing with the video tools. How evil of me.

And I am the one that needs help *eyeroll*

jskains wrote:And I am the one that needs help *eyeroll*

Yes, Josh. Any medical professional who watched that would say the same.

It's possible you've been under treatment; I don't know. But whatever you think about Mormonism, or the Internet, or discussion boards, you have an illness that needs to be treated. And I hope you get treatment, for your own sake.

This is an easy diagnosis. The man suffers from RayAitis. There is no cure.

In what sense do you think you are a believer jskains? Just curious.

Josh, you said one thing that is true:

"Maybe I'm just blabbering..."

When you go to your next therapy session, tell your counselor to consider the diagnosis "grandiosity" for you. If all this stuff bothers you so much, you might take your own advice and "just leave!"

BishopRic wrote:When you go to your next therapy session, tell your counselor to consider the diagnosis "grandiosity" for you. If all this stuff bothers you so much, you might take your own advice and "just leave!"

This is the problem. Why do you have to be nasty? I don't get that part.

JMS

jskains wrote:

BishopRic wrote:When you go to your next therapy session, tell your counselor to consider the diagnosis "grandiosity" for you. If all this stuff bothers you so much, you might take your own advice and "just leave!"

This is the problem. Why do you have to be nasty? I don't get that part.

JMS

No "this" is not the problem. You have made a judgment about people and activities here. In that judgment, you are doing the very thing you claim to "not get"...complain and judge. If you really don't like what we do, then just leave us alone. If you understood psychology, you'd know that this sort of discussion can be quite therapeutic to many.

But I think the real issue is that you want a little attention. That's where the diagnosis "grandiosity" fits.

Look it up and think about it.