--- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, "authfriend" <jst...@...> wrote: > > Barry frantically tries to distract attention > from the exposure of his lies in a previous > post, his usual approach to dealing with being > nailed. Never seems to occur to him that this > tactic just results in his being nailed *again*.
Nailing Barry to the Cross. Nice Sunday image. Perhaps our long-future heirs will worship the shroud of Barry -- and pray at the place of his crucifiction. > > --- In FairfieldLife@yahoogroups.com, TurquoiseB <no_reply@> wrote: > > > > Hilarious. All these years of stalking me and Judy So now a third party is stalking both of you. The adventure thickens. Like Indiana Jones and the the Infinite Tail-Chasing Dog. > > has *still* never figured out that the most revealing > > parts of her "retorts" are the things that *she* snips > > out of posts. But if the part is in the Whole, and the Whole is in the part -- what does a few snips here and there matter? In this case, the part she cut out was > > IMO the whole reason she went crazy enough to write > > all of this: Ah, the Crazy Illumined. Such a fantastic tradition. > > > Now twice in one week she has herself described > > > her own actions that way. 'Bout bloody time. > > > Everyone else here has known it for years. But > > > it's a possible sign of sanity when she can > > > finally admit it. > > > > Get it? I suggested that she might be showing signs of > > sanity. Is it placebo sanity or real sanity. -- I suppose it doesn't really matter -- per adjacent post. > THAT is what made her go more insane than ever. > > Is that funny, or what? > > Hmm. If what Barry means is that one might be > reluctant to assent to his evaluation of one's > sanity, he's quite right. Sort of like having > Michael Vick testify to one's kindness to > animals, or Sarah Palin compliment one on one's > clarity of speech, or Goldman Sachs commend the > integrity of one's financial dealings. See, Emptiness is at the core of Fullness. Who has had this experience. See almost everyone. > Of course, I did quote the first sentence, > because it was a knowing lie. As noted, I've > never described my "actions" as "stalking." > That was Barry's invention. Stalking the Wholeness. Sounds like a great new HBO series. > And since I've regularly talked about what I > *do* do, the rest is a lie Given that all of creation is a lie -- delusion, maya, the liar fits right in. (Pardon my lack of attention, but I can't quite figure out who is lying to whom here, at this point) > as well--it can't > be something I've "finally admitted" when I've > mentioned it repeatedly, so my sanity doesn't > enter into it at all; it was a non sequitur. > > > The issue of whether she's stalking me is easily > > settled > > It was never in dispute that I go after Barry, > nor that he goes after me. If he wants to call it > "stalking" when I do it, he also needs to call it > "stalking" when he does it. > > As noted, the *dispute* was whether, as he > claimed repeatedly, I "stalked" him in the > sense of following him around from forum to > forum. That was a lie as well. He finally > decided to shift the meaning from following > him around to simply "poking and prodding," > but he never acknowledged having done so, > *hoping* that folks would continue to interpret > "stalking" in the more common following-around > sense. > > He was "stalking" me before I ever arrived on > this forum (at his invitation, no less) and has > continued to do so ever since, just as he's been > doing for 16 years. Well, a definate A for effort. What fortitude. The man is on a mission. A religious crusade? > , and without any claims either on her part > > or mine. Watch closely over the next week, and note > > how many times she feels it necessary to fire off a > > "Get Barry" post. Then do the same with me with > > regard to mentions of her > > Some weeks he fires off more "Get Judy" posts > than I do "Get Barry" posts, other weeks it's the > reverse. All told over the years, however, there > have been *far* more of his than mine. > > It's easy for him to "predict" what will happen > any given week by simply holding back on his > "Get Judy" posts until the following week. > > What *he* has never realized is that his little > schemes don't affect me in the slightest. I'll > respond to whatever I feel like responding to > regardless of his "predictions." > > Indeed, I can just echo his own declaration: > > "I will comment here on Fairfield Life the way I > fuckin' *want to*. I got over doing what other > people wanted me to do or expected me to do or > tried to 'guilt' or 'shame' me into doing some > time ago." Ah the world would be so much more wonderful if everyone just did it their own F'ing way -- without regard for others' f'ing way. Actually, that might be a great new cult: The F'ing Way. > > The difference being, of course, that what he > wants to do is lie, and what I want to do is > expose lies and tell the truth. The basis for > the continuing friction between us is that he > doesn't want me to do what I want to do and > does everything he can in useless attempts to > intimidate me into stopping. > > , and see if there is any > > reason you can think of FOR her "Get Barry" posts > > *except* stalking me because she's obsessed with > > me. Matter settled. > > Well, not quite. The way to settle it would be > for Barry to reform himself and see whether I > stop going after him. Awhile back I made a post > listing the various ways his posts would need > to change (first among them being to quit lying) > for this to happen; I'm sure he can find the > post if he wants to give it a try. I'm equally > sure he won't, because--as he says--he doesn't > *want* to reform. > > So he'll have to learn to live with being > repeatedly exposed as a fraud, phony, hypocrite, > etc., etc. > > > *As* will be the question of her sanity. > > The question of Barry's pathological lying > having been settled long since, he's not exactly > in a position to comment on anyone else's sanity. > Apologies for any perceived slights. I am an equal opportunity fun and mirth seeker. My way of having fun with words.
