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| Chris Crossland |
| quote: | | · Mystical Grandmothers Stone Reiki Master |
Will, can you heal my AIDS?
Thanx:sadgreen: |
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| osterzone |
Your executive summary is a ing joke. Not only do you struggle with putting coherent sentences together, but you don't understand the concept of present/past tenses. |
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| Spam |
| quote: | Originally posted by get nyce
i did in a parking lot of a restaurant |
LOL, sounds about right. Was it Toronto area? |
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| w_ashley |
| quote: | Originally posted by osterzone
Your executive summary is a ing joke. Not only do you struggle with putting coherent sentences together, but you don't understand the concept of present/past tenses. |
Revise it if you think you could do better. |
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| osterzone |
| quote: | Originally posted by ********
Revise it if you think you could do better. |
No I'm not going to waste my time.
If you want to be some teacher, spend the time yourself revising it and maybe you'll learn something. |
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| get nyce |
| quote: | Originally posted by Spam
LOL, sounds about right. Was it Toronto area? |
yes opposite novotel down by guv/kh...some italian restaurant I think. like 3 dudes standing by their car I just asked them and they hit me off. |
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| Theresa |
| quote: | Originally posted by jennypie
Honestly, you are so deluded and full of ing . I worked at the largest mental facility in Ontario and know exactly how these things work. They follow strict ethical standards and use every protection measure possible for patients. So yeah, you're psychotic. |
This is very true. I know someone who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia for almost 40 years, and has been consistently taking anti-psychotics for years under the supervision of a psychiatrist. Despite this being well known on their medical history, even if they are showing signs of psychosis due to their drugs not working properly etc., authorities STILL can't force this person to go to a hospital, and STILL can't force them to take medication. If doctors can successfully convince them to stay in a hospital, they are STILL allowed to leave whenever they want, if they so choose. The only exception is if this person shows clear signs that they could potentially cause harm to themselves or others, but even that is a fine line. Personally, I think a person who is experiencing a psychotic episode who wanders the streets in the dead of winter with no shoes on is harmful to themselves. Doctors would not agree as it would violate this persons rights. Instead, the person must openly be suggesting that they are suicidal. My point is that there are ridiculous levels of protocol that are in place in the health care system, put there simply for the protection of the patient - even to the extreme in some cases where it is arguably detrimental to the patient.
Anyway, I can understand that if William is not actually crazy, and continues to be told that he is over and over again, that he would get on the super defensive. I mean, if you were told that you were bat insane and people truly believed that this was true, wouldn't you try to defend yourself? The only problem with that, is that super defensive behaviour is often interpreted as abnormal or "crazy". So, we have a fulfilling cycle occurring.
If William isn't suffering from a legitimate mental illness of some sort, I think he just needs to change the way that he responds to things. Instead of being on the defense and simply assuming that everyone is trying to persecute you, perhaps try 'conforming' to what others expect of you. Be willing to admit that you have faults and that those faults are not being exposed to try and belittle you in some way. Yes, I recognize that this will go against your belief to be "an individual", but it might be worth trying to at least forge a precedent that you are a reasonable person who can behave "normally". Then you can introduce your off-beat quirks and people might just see you as open-minded and different rather than a looney toon.
Also, you need to drop what has happened in the past - forget the store clerk/cigarette incident, forget the boat thing... move on and leave those things in the past. Don't bring them up, don't dwell on them, and don't allow those things to fuel the fire to your indignant and angry opinion of "the man".
| quote: | Originally posted by ********
You got me on those, but a LTA is not a spelling error. HAHAH! |
It is a grammatical error. "An" is used when it precedes a word whose first segment phonetically mimics a vowel. As the letter L when pronounced and transcribed into IPA contains a vowel sound as its initial segment, "an" must precede it. This is similar to "an honour", opposed to "a hotel". The first phonetic segment in hotel is a consonantal sound, whereas the first phonetic segment in honour is a vowel sound. Since you would not read an acronym as its full word, but rather the individual letters, you should be using "an" in this situation. Arguably however, you shouldn't be using acronyms at all seeing as that credits your reader to knowing what they all mean, which chances are, if you are directing the resume to foreign countries, they wont have a clue. This in turn invalidates your resume even more as it becomes cryptic and meaningless to the reader. |
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| Spam |
| quote: | Originally posted by Theresa
This is very true. I know someone who has been diagnosed with paranoid schizophrenia for almost 40 years, and has been consistently taking anti-psychotics for years under the supervision of a psychiatrist. Despite this being well known on their medical history, even if they are showing signs of psychosis due to their drugs not working properly etc., authorities STILL can't force this person to go to a hospital, and STILL can't force them to take medication. If doctors can successfully convince them to stay in a hospital, they are STILL allowed to leave whenever they want, if they so choose. The only exception is if this person shows clear signs that they could potentially cause harm to themselves or others, but even that is a fine line. Personally, I think a person who is experiencing a psychotic episode who wanders the streets in the dead of winter with no shoes on is harmful to themselves. Doctors would not agree as it would violate this persons rights. Instead, the person must openly be suggesting that they are suicidal. My point is that there are ridiculous levels of protocol that are in place in the health care system, put there simply for the protection of the patient - even to the extreme in some cases where it is arguably detrimental to the patient.
Anyway, I can understand that if William is not actually crazy, and continues to be told that he is over and over again, that he would get on the super defensive. I mean, if you were told that you were bat insane and people truly believed that this was true, wouldn't you try to defend yourself? The only problem with that, is that super defensive behaviour is often interpreted as abnormal or "crazy". So, we have a fulfilling cycle occurring.
If William isn't suffering from a legitimate mental illness of some sort, I think he just needs to change the way that he responds to things. Instead of being on the defense and simply assuming that everyone is trying to persecute you, perhaps try 'conforming' to what others expect of you. Be willing to admit that you have faults and that those faults are not being exposed to try and belittle you in some way. Yes, I recognize that this will go against your belief to be "an individual", but it might be worth trying to at least forge a precedent that you are a reasonable person who can behave "normally". Then you can introduce your off-beat quirks and people might just see you as open-minded and different rather than a looney toon.
Also, you need to drop what has happened in the past - forget the store clerk/cigarette incident, forget the boat thing... move on and leave those things in the past. Don't bring them up, don't dwell on them, and don't allow those things to fuel the fire to your indignant and angry opinion of "the man".
It is a grammatical error. "An" is used when it precedes a word whose first segment phonetically mimics a vowel. As the letter L when pronounced and transcribed into IPA contains a vowel sound as its initial segment, "an" must precede it. This is similar to "an honour", opposed to "a hotel". The first phonetic segment in hotel is a consonantal sound, whereas the first phonetic segment in honour is a vowel sound. Since you would not read an acronym as its full word, but rather the individual letters, you should be using "an" in this situation. Arguably however, you shouldn't be using acronyms at all seeing as that credits your reader to knowing what they all mean, which chances are, if you are directing the resume to foreign countries, they wont have a clue. This in turn invalidates your resume even more as it becomes cryptic and meaningless to the reader. |
Shut up Troll!
Stop trying to persecute him! |
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| igottaknow |
| quote: | Originally posted by Moral Hazard
I really feel bad for him; now that I know the truth about him, so I'm trying to help in anyway that I can. My assumption is that he will reject any assistance I offer him but you know me; I have to try to help. |
The unsub will regard your offer for assistance as an attack. |
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| w_ashley |
conformity. I'll live my life the way I'd like to.
If this means another run down with the system, this time I'm better prepared. I was under assessment and they used this time for which I was answering questions and eating to convince one of my parents to drug me, after I refused to willingly be drugged. This is total bull. The fact I havn't taken any medication since my torture due to a court diversion so I couldn't tell a story about a corruption of justice that had occured. Oh, I'm sure you will say this is just "crazy talk clearly delusions" just like the doctor over medicated me and after medicating me, then they let people see me which by that time I was very ill due to the medications effects on me and my ability to think. It is down right bull that people can accept the drugging of people who are calm and stable while depriving them to court access or review. This is total bull.
If I appear "angry or upset" that I was held for over a month and physically assaulted and drugged then frankly I think you are the one out of touch with reality. Of course someone is going to be upset they are being assaulted and drugged.
| quote: | | It is a grammatical error. "An" is used when it precedes a word whose first segment phonetically mimics a vowel. |
I was taught it was only used for vowels and H and that is how I use it.
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I'm a non conformist not a ing nutjob. I've been abused and mistreated, I'm not deluded. If you can't get this after 5 years you probably never will and I hope you end up in the situation I was in due to your ing stupidity.
Whether you get it or not "all my run ins with the system" are chain of events, and I know exactly what happened and why. It isn't fabricated it is actuality. I have total faith this will catch up with people, this isn't something I can let go it is something that has been burned into me by anguish. People will pay eventually if it means me pissing on their and their ancestors and descendents graves so be it but it will happen.
Until this bull is stopped and no longer acceptable this fire will burn. Even in my death I will haunt that premise.
And you if you can't get over the oddity of how it sounds, for s sake it is how I feel. and I know its weird to say it, but that is where I'm at, not because I'm out of touch with reality, but because I'm in touch with my past and the world today.
conformity I'd rather stand up for what I beleive is right. the system if it is ing good people over. |
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