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Previously on "What I've noticed about Cukkers ...."
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Beats me why any of you do not have sasguru on your ignore list. Maybe it's too much effort. Perhaps CUK could do a nice easy big red "Ignore sasguru" button at the side.
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Oh, I have much more staying power than you ass, that's a given - Ask your wifeOriginally posted by sasguru View PostI'll leave you alone now, it would be cruel to mock the afflicted.
Plus I know that, as an autistic, you'll have much more staying power than me.


Sayonara, off for a run ....

Still loving the ad hominem, loving it. But, once again, you're not saying anything, you're just insulting people. Very odd behaviour.
as for d000hg, well I am touched you've found time out from speaking to your nonextant, omni-present friend
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It's nice Sas has finally found someone who fits his perception of what CUKkers are like.
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I'll leave you alone now, it would be cruel to mock the afflicted.Originally posted by Old Hack View PostShhh now OwlHoot, for this is, as I said earlier, a key element to illusory superiority and it's fascinating seeing him continue doing it, without realising it.
Smile, wave, and let him continue
Plus I know that, as an autistic, you'll have much more staying power than me.


Sayonara, off for a run ....
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Shhh now OwlHoot, for this is, as I said earlier, a key element to illusory superiority and it's fascinating seeing him continue doing it, without realising it.Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostStrange how people ascribe to others the worst faults in themselves
Smile, wave, and let him continue
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I have to work unfortunately - that involves waiting for models to run, once I have set them off.(fnah!)Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostSas, it's been a lovely couple of days, sun shining, very spring like, and you, so called financially secure and semi-retired are on here posting troll like jibberish?
What gives?
Are you really THAT bored and lonely?
But you're right, I'll take the afternoon off and enjoy the weather.
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Reverting back to your Theme du jour. I like this, it makes me laugh the most.Originally posted by sasguru View PostI'm merely curious about what makes people tick.
Let's see: obsessive and mulish (shown on other threads not just when interacting with me) and repetitious to an anally boring degree.
Yes I stand by diagnosis.
I, too, stand by my diagnosis.
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Strange how people ascribe to others the worst faults in themselvesOriginally posted by sasguru View PostI'm merely curious about what makes people tick.
Let's see: obsessive and mulish (shown on other threads not just when interacting with me) and repetitious to an anally boring degree.
Yes I stand by diagnosis.
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Sas, it's been a lovely couple of days, sun shining, very spring like, and you, so called financially secure and semi-retired are on here posting troll like jibberish?
What gives?
Are you really THAT bored and lonely?
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