I was wondering about this so I decided to search through some topics. It looks like I left this site abruptly in mid 2007 so it's been almost 3 years now since I was last on here. It was amusing to see some of the topics you guys mentioned my name in over the years that I was gone. One thing you are wrong on completely is that I am not A. Weishaupt. You need only look at the typing style and use of words to see. A good example of this is his use of the word "turd." To me, this word projects weakness. It makes me think of a guy with glasses sitting there attempting to insult someone and looking instead like that classic geek that has no sense of wit or sarcasm...like MOBIUS for example. I think I speak for all of us in that nobody wants to project the same image that MOBIUS does. When posting, one must project an image of strength and authority, just as you would in the real world. If I were to describe this in colors it would be Black, Purple, and Silver.
Black, the color of disconnection, neutrality, assimilation, and emulation. Purple, the color of malevolence, individual power, individual ability.
Silver, the color of purity, cleanliness.
So you see, the word turd does not project these colors. It is an ugly word, it disgusts me. What disgusts me even more is the word "********" that some morons have deemed a decent insult. Please, do not tarnish your image any more than it already is. One must always use beautiful colors when associating an image and projecting it.
Therefore, I felt it important to clear up this 3 year old issue.
Black, the color of disconnection, neutrality, assimilation, and emulation. Purple, the color of malevolence, individual power, individual ability.
Silver, the color of purity, cleanliness.
So you see, the word turd does not project these colors. It is an ugly word, it disgusts me. What disgusts me even more is the word "********" that some morons have deemed a decent insult. Please, do not tarnish your image any more than it already is. One must always use beautiful colors when associating an image and projecting it.
Therefore, I felt it important to clear up this 3 year old issue.
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