You have been re-hashing that stupid garbage in response to unsuspecting FReepers since at least October, 2006. As proven on this thread here, post # 29.:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/1711516/posts
Any time someone overreacts so vehemently to a simple prank line, it's a clue as to their having something to hide... some devious deception they don't want exposed, as it would make them look not like the honorable victim that they are pretending to be, rather it would confirm that they themselves are possessed of the lack of integrity they are trying to pin on another with their vile subterfuge.
You've been "outed." Now leave me alone, phony.
;^\
The disease is advancing rapidly and the patient is obviously deteriorating and coming to a crisis. The staff has collaborated and unanimously decided to name these new symptoms because the psychosis is so pronounced. We have concluded to call gargantua's newly developed psychotic eruption as the Captain Queeg Syndrome after the neurotic episode portrayed in the novel and film, The Caine Mutiny, in which the Humphrey Bogart character has a neurotic episode in front of his crew. In the scene Capt. Queeg turns his own ship upside down in a useless search for missing strawberries which we find out later he had known all along had been eaten by the mess boys. The poor soul was trying to live again a triumph of his youth to compensate for his manifest inadequacies. In the scene, he told his crew that he proved with scientific certainty that the strawberries had been stolen.
We now see the same syndrome replayed in the poor wretch, Gargantua. The patient behaves exactly like Capt. Queeg who measured out scoops of sand to prove that the strawberries had not been eaten in the regular mess but stolen. Now Gargantua boasts that he has, like Capt. Queeg, done "a little research" and, it is important to note the neurotic use of the word "see" followed by the self-congratulatory, "I knew that you were just cutting-and-pasting when you posted that huge vomitous fake article in reply to my annhialating your non-point. "
Obviously, the neuroses has spread to every cognitive region of the brain and the prognosis is guarded. Recommended treatment requires hospitalization and a 24-hour suicide watch as there is a reasonable fear that the patient might become a danger to himself or others.
Follow-up reports to be submitted as needed.
Respectfully submitted,
Nathan Bedford MD
It *is* rather tasteless to cut and paste your own old material from five years ago without even a polite parenthetical noting that you are recycling.
Cheers!