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Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 17 Aug 2009 00:56
by TheDukester
semuta wrote:this forum is full of bastards who have less interest in discussing dune than they do in being childish aggressive losers. I'm out of here, there's a higher grade reality.
I missed the part where you were talking about Dune. All I'm seeing is wingnut videos and random, dope-influenced gibberish.

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 17 Aug 2009 01:28
by SandChigger
We each perceive reality from inside our own head. ;)
In this thread, semuta at 12:57 pm on Mon Aug 17, 2009 wrote:I'm out of here, there's a higher grade reality.
In CH:D Weapons, semuta at 2:06 pm on Mon Aug 17, 2009 wrote:[snip]
Hmm ... Deficit of short-term memory, causing him to forget he'd stormed off?

Or he got to that "higher grade reality" and decided it wasn't what he'd dreamed it would be? (The Hopi's always Greener on the other site.)

Or the Fremen in that other sietch were quicker than us "innui" here in sniffing out the really vile odor from his thigh poop pads?

Who knows! It's an enigma. :P

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 17 Aug 2009 01:39
by SandRider
Kill it. Kill it with Fire.

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 17 Aug 2009 11:43
by Freakzilla
I don't like the high grade reality, I tend to overindulge which leads to eating a pound of M&Ms and passing out. It's just a waste of money.

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 17 Aug 2009 11:58
by GamePlayer
semuta wrote:this forum is full of bastards who have less interest in discussing dune than they do in being childish aggressive losers. I'm out of here, there's a higher grade reality.
Wow, that was fast. Like Kramer in the masturbation contest kind of fast :)

It's a shame too, because semen was a valuable member here.
Who was nothing but a pleasure to deal with.
Who did nothing but make other members feel good about themselves.
Who never insulted other members without provocation.
Who never once complained to the staff.
Who never once tried to traffic the rules for his own edification.

Yes indeed, a damn dirty shame. Although it's probably more shameful that this "exit" didn't take :)

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 17 Aug 2009 18:03
by SandChigger
GamePlayer wrote:Wow, that was fast. Like Kramer in the masturbation contest kind of fast :)
Eeew. An image I could have done without. :puke:
Yes indeed, a damn dirty shame. Although it's probably more shameful that this "exit" didn't take :)
He's just cutting out the middle process of leaving, sneaking back under a new name, and posting more BS. This is more economical of effort. :P

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 18 Aug 2009 00:14
by SandRider
it's not funny anymore.

I'm convinced he's a mental health patient off his meds.

how dangerous he might be in real life is an open question.

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 18 Aug 2009 11:05
by GamePlayer
SandChigger wrote:
GamePlayer wrote:Wow, that was fast. Like Kramer in the masturbation contest kind of fast :)
Eeew. An image I could have done without. :puke:
Did you ever see the episode of "Curb Your Enthusiasm" where Jason Alexander guest? Jason and Larry David talk about that episode, implying what an idiot Larry is. That was comedy gold :)
SandChigger wrote:
GamePlayer wrote:Yes indeed, a damn dirty shame. Although it's probably more shameful that this "exit" didn't take :)
He's just cutting out the middle process of leaving, sneaking back under a new name, and posting more BS. This is more economical of effort. :P
Why, how efficient! I'm actually a little jealous :)

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 18 Aug 2009 17:40
by semuta
Dammit there's definitely something wrong with a website that doesn't allow you to add your own name to the foes list!

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 18 Aug 2009 18:04
by Freakzilla
semuta wrote:Dammit there's definitely something wrong with a website that doesn't allow you to add your own name to the foes list!
If you don't want to see your own posts here, say the word. I can arrange that.

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 18 Aug 2009 18:36
by Mandy
Hey semuta, if you manage to get yourself kicked out of here, come hang out at FES http://www.theflatearthsociety.org/forum/index.php" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 18 Aug 2009 23:00
by SandRider
ohhh, I like that one !

you've got the best links, Mandy !!

what's your user name there ?

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 18 Aug 2009 23:51
by SandRider
almost instantaneous win :

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from a post about not believing what your eyes tell you ...

great site, Mandy, I'll be having some fun w/these tards ...

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 18 Aug 2009 23:56
by Omphalos
SandRider wrote:almost instantaneous win :

Image

from a post about not believing what your eyes tell you ...

great site, Mandy, I'll be having some fun w/these tards ...
If I concentrate hard, I can almost make that stop moving. They told me this would be a long term side effect....

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 19 Aug 2009 02:32
by lotek
From the FAQs
(in fact it was the first question I asked myself but couldn't be arsed to check)
Q: "Is this site for real?"

A: This site is real. There are members who seriously believe the Earth is flat. However, there are also members who do not.
Q: Follow-up to previous question: "How is it that the Earth does not have a gravitational pull, but stars and the moon do?"

A: This argument is a non-sequitur.(I know that word, oh the irony of finding it here :) ) You might as well ask, "How is it that snakes do not have legs, but dogs and cats do?" Snakes are not dogs or cats. The Earth is not a star or the moon. It doesn't follow that each must have exactly the properties of the others, and no more.
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Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 19 Aug 2009 04:54
by SandRider
I think I'll avoid the whole flat earth thing, there's plenty of other fun to be had there.

however, I couldn't help but thinking if someone there could explain
how I got on a plane on San Francisco, flew west to Hawaii & SE Asia,
west again across India to Beruit, north-west to Germany, west to England,
west to NYC, west again back out to California ?

and made a flight one time, NY to London, flying over the pole .....

(they've got a "Magellan's Voyage was Bullshit" or something like that ...)

and really, alot of the NYC-London flights I made back & forth when working
in the middle-east went up across Greenland and Iceland, a shorter trip than
a straight line on a flat map, because, durr, the earth is curved ...

but anyway, win for Mandy, she right - newfacedancer would be very welcome
on that site. And I think most of those people aren't really believers in this kinda
crazy stuff, they just like discussing crazy ideas & are extremely open-minded.

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 19 Aug 2009 05:11
by lotek
SandRider wrote: And I think most of those people aren't really believers in this kinda
crazy stuff, they just like discussing crazy ideas & are extremely open-minded.
that's what I was thinking but considering the access to all weirdos of the world(world wide weirdos lol)that the interwebs gives us, nothing surprises me anymore...
if they like discussing crazy ideas at least to that I can relate ;)

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 19 Aug 2009 06:48
by SandChigger
:laughing:

Has anyone bothered looking at the links from fruitcake's profile?! :D

First off is this his page on MySpace, where he is using the name Jacurutu:

http://www.myspace.com/jacurutu" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; (registered July 6 '09).

That page contains a link to the mother lode! :lol:

http://www.webjam.com/snakeappletree" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;
RADIO FREE RAKIS
Written 4 days ago by snakeappletree

"That's how I wrote the novel, wanting you to participate with the best of your own imagination. I did not aim for the lowest common denominator and 'write down' to anyone. You and I have a compact and my responsibility is to entertain you as richly as possible, always giving you as much extra as I can. I assume you are intelligent and will enlist your own imagination. You'll see that when you read the Dune excerpt and the other stories in this collection."
~Frank Herbert, Intro to Eye

Here is an alternative version of Dune website history of the last few years for those who might want a clear headed, socialist approach and avoid the misinformation & allegations that may be encountered elsewhere.

Dreamers of Dune forum was started by Ivan the Naib and it was paradise. It won several website awards and then it was sabotaged. Many voices screamed out in unison “NO!!! Save our beloved DoD forum!” And so Dario arrived from the deep desert to clone the broken software into a new Ghola forum which after much work finally salvaged some lost posts from old DoD. Many of those same voices from before now cried out in anger; “How dare you steal our posts! Delete them at once you pirates!” And so the posts were deleted. Ivan the Naib returned from his travels, granted permission & gratitude to Dario for salvaging what could be salvaged of DoD by creating the Ghola forum, and created theSietch forum from a very early backup of DoD. Then the Ghola forum was sabotaged. Then theSietch disappeared. (There are several other Sietch sites of the same name).

By this point most of the online Dune community people from Dreamers of Dune had scattered. Remaining members turned into a hostile and often misinformed quango whose knowledge of Duniverse is formidable even if they violently disagree about it on a regular basis and prejudice against anybody who is not of their clique. Many of these characters now have admin positions at Arrakeen forum, at Jacurutu forum and at Worms Scifi Haven forum. All of the other Dune forums have been mysteriously sabotaged with the exception of the Official Dune Site.

Strangely the Official Dune Site is the only forum where Dune fans welcome the abominable prequels written by Kevin J Anderson and Brian Herbert as canon, an acceptable part of the duniverse. All of the others are orthodox Frank Herbert Dune sextet fans who despair at the blatant cash~in of the sequels and prequels ever having been considered. This counts for the major part of the global Dune community. Simply because they are crap, badly written and blasphemously contradict events from Frank Herberts original vision.

The bitchy infighting coming from a group of american republicans who also believe that they own the duniverse is amusing. Most alternative Dune fans have left them to it because we have better things to do than get involved with their paranoia and hatred. So much for Ichwan Bedwine, the brotherhood of all Fremen. It is mildly amusing to watch how this corrupt groups stories get confused and reinvented over time to justify their fears. This in itself is a lesson in psychology and mythepoesis.

Both Ivan and Dario looked at the republican Dune fan quango's behaviour toward other users and left the scene. Many others did likewise. The Scattering. I imagine that there are countless tribes hidden away in digital Sietches not available to the general public. I hope so.

FOR THE RECORD
Rakis Holy Nomad is not and never was New Face Dancer. They are two different users. I know this because I previously wrote as Rakis Holy Nomad on Dreamers of Dune. Sadly the truth of that popular users posts disappeared with the DoD forum. I suspect that somebody half clever is behind NFD and is using the character as a puppet to discredit RHN in the eyes of the admin of these Dune forums. Considering that user url numbers are available to admin of these sites and that most of the admin are of the same fraternity, it amazes me that they have not checked up on it to find the truth for themselves. They evidently prefer to live in their own aggressive fantasy which is proof that many Dune website admin suffer from cognitive dissonance.
Again: Many of these characters now have admin positions at Arrakeen forum, at Jacurutu forum and at Worms Scifi Haven forum. All of the other Dune forums have been mysteriously sabotaged with the exception of the Official Dune Site.

Lovely little shitty piece of innuendo, huh? :roll:

Scroll down for the fascinating tale of his encounter with a "Lizardman" trying to pinch his bint, Vine:

http://www.webjam.com/snakeappletree/$j ... zard__vine" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false; :shock:

:laughing-rolling:

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 19 Aug 2009 07:21
by lotek
The bitchy infighting coming from a group of american republicans who also believe that they own the duniverse is amusing.
oh crap I knew there was something terribly wrong here...

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 19 Aug 2009 07:46
by Freakzilla
conservative, not republican. :wink: ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~>

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 19 Aug 2009 07:49
by SandChigger
Since he eschews capitalization, it's hard to know whether he means "American republicans" (Americans who support the idea of a republic) or "American Republicans" (members of the G.O.P.) ... although the latter doesn't mean much since I assume there are no Canadian or British or Mexican or Russian members of the Republican Party in the U.S. :P

You have GOT to look at his homepage. It's a SCREAM. :laughing-rolling:

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 19 Aug 2009 08:00
by Freakzilla
I'm quite sure work blocks facebook but I'll look when I get home.

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 19 Aug 2009 10:18
by Serkanner
That is the first time I have ever been accused of being an Republican, and an American one nonetheless. Over here in the polders of Den Haag and the surrounding low-land most people know me as a social-democrat. Ah well ... more proof that the guy IS nuts.

When I have some time to kill I will read the lizardman story.

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 19 Aug 2009 10:27
by Freakzilla
Serkanner wrote:...polders...
I had to look that one up: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/polders%20" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

a tract of low land, esp. in the Netherlands, reclaimed from the sea or other body of water and protected by dikes.

Re: subakh ul kuhar

Posted: 19 Aug 2009 10:36
by Serkanner
Freakzilla wrote:
Serkanner wrote:...polders...
I had to look that one up: http://dictionary.reference.com/browse/polders%20" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;

a tract of low land, esp. in the Netherlands, reclaimed from the sea or other body of water and protected by dikes.
Yep. Large parts of our country lies below sea-level. The polder is part our water management system to keep our feet dry.