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by smkovalinsky

 

by Chi

Ugly girl calling the ugly girl ugly would be a fitting metaphor here

 I have never, ever been called ugly by anyone who saw me in real life (quite, quite the contrary).  And I take it back: I saw more pictures of Lund,  and she is rather attractive.  She is not ugly.  :)

 You are not allowed to recant on something you published as part of a press release.  While it wasn't the thrust of the article, it was one of the factors that drove you toward vilifying the author in her sincerity.

by Buttered Toast

 

by smkovalinsky

 

by Chi

Ugly girl calling the ugly girl ugly would be a fitting metaphor here

 I have never, ever been called ugly by anyone who saw me in real life (quite, quite the contrary).  And I take it back: I saw more pictures of Lund,  and she is rather attractive.  She is not ugly.  :)

 You are not allowed to recant on something you published as part of a press release.  While it wasn't the thrust of the article, it was one of the factors that drove you toward vilifying the author in her sincerity.

 well,  does any of it really matter?  Not to me,  anyway.  Whatever.

by smkovalinsky

 

by Buttered Toast

 

by smkovalinsky

 

by Chi

Ugly girl calling the ugly girl ugly would be a fitting metaphor here

 I have never, ever been called ugly by anyone who saw me in real life (quite, quite the contrary).  And I take it back: I saw more pictures of Lund,  and she is rather attractive.  She is not ugly.  :)

 You are not allowed to recant on something you published as part of a press release.  While it wasn't the thrust of the article, it was one of the factors that drove you toward vilifying the author in her sincerity.

 well,  does any of it really matter?  Not to me,  anyway.  Whatever.

 I just wanted to see another stack of quotes.

 Again...

Susan, how did your husband die?

Such a professional.

by Thrill Kill

 Again...

Susan, how did your husband die?

 I know you are neurologically incapable of understanding that that is a very personal question,  so I'll humor you.  He was misdiagnosed and mistreated by medical professionals , and died of radiation treatment (he should never have had it).  So yes,  it was murder by physicians, and he died far too young and with a wife and son who needed him -   but statutes have run out and it is very hard to prove that kind of medical malpractice.  Justice will come in the recurrence (see Nietzsche, Steinhart, Peake)  .  He was a gorgeous and brilliant man,  but again, sociopaths don't know what that means,  nor what death or loss or grieving mean.  Kind of like talking to insects.  

 She's refusing to answer my question. I wonder why...

Edit: nevermind.

 I understand loss. I lost a father to suicide and the last 'friend' I had to a long-term illness. I didn't feel a need to grieve for either though. I don't care about either. Life goes on.

by Thrill Kill

 I understand loss. I lost a father to suicide and the last 'friend' I had to a long-term illness. I didn't feel a need to grieve for either though. I don't care about either. Life goes on.

 This is what I mean.  You didn't grieve,  its not natural. 

Why didn't you try to stop them? Jesus Susan, you know that you could have told them otherwise, a wife has a say in those kinds of things. How's your son now? After you let those doctors kill your husband?