Huzzah! Banned Again!

Ah, good. I got banned again from the political board, mostly because I could not help twisting the tails of my adversaries. Especially the ones who called it wrong, and I got it right on how things turned out. Childish on my part, of course, but it is like taunting drunks in a bar, getting thrown out, and then watching them show up, one by one, on the police blotter. Which I get to gloat over, while rading the obits at the Geritol Cafeteria. Not very admirable, but damn fun. Almost without exception, the adversaries were sociopathic Generation X (censored's) reactionaries. Biggest group of liars, hypocrites, Pharisees, soiciopaths with no empathy, and hateful children on the internet. One of them spent 23 years in the military, and only made E-6. A piss-poor showing, even for an armchair warrior. Another scrubbed all her posts, so they could not be tracked to her very respectable professional blog. Hypocrite. Same thing for another ex-military type with a much more respectable record, but has now devoted himself into being a classic film-school auteur. Not surprisingly, he was a LARPer in his pre-military days. Poser.

Good. I got it out of my system for a while. I do sincerely apologize to the decent persons on the board for all the drama and antics. Can't resist pissing on those who deserve it. An unfortunate part of being an ACA is the need to triumph over the drunk, and prove I was right all along. This, of course, is not healthy behavior. No amount of revenge can make up for the damage I suffered, and I make myself worse by pursuing the drunks, and taunting them when I should be pursuing recovery. Let it be yet another lesson. Get busy living, and let them get busy dying. Living well is the best revenge...

What makes someone an angry drunk?

http://bodyodd.msnbc.msn.com/_news/2011/12/19/9565372-what-makes-someone-an-angry-drunk

Impulsive, live-in-the-moment types are likely to become aggressive when they're intoxicated, according to a new study from Ohio State University's Brad Bushman, a professor of communication and psychology at the school. "We already know that alcohol increases aggression. And people who have aggressive personality traits also tend not to think about the consequences of their actions," Bushman says. "You put the two together, and it's really a toxic mix."

Amends Served Up On A Sword

Went to a meeting, and two things stuck with me:

What if we got to interview our parents for the job?

A resentful apology from one who has harmed us, is like amends, being served up on a sword.