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i left for a couple of months and the great mentat is gone? what's happened?
Maybe he found a girl? :smile:
- Warren
i left for a couple of months and the great mentat is gone? what's happened?
So, from this we can conclude that... it's all YOUR fault he's gone!!! For cryin' out loud. I bet THAT'LL teach you to leave for a couple of months, huh? Just DON'T do it again! Who knows WHO will disappear if you do! :eek: :biggrin:
cookiemonster
Apr2-04, 10:27 PM
Hold on just a second!
Who do we want to disappear? The "maximus effect" could be quite useful, if we can figure out how to control it!
cookiemonster
Robert Zaleski
Apr3-04, 03:29 PM
Maximus, would you please direct all of your God given energy towards the California Legislature.
I'd prefer The White House. Yeah! Make THEM disappear, maximus!!! PLEASE???!!!
Dimitri Terryn
Apr4-04, 03:10 AM
Seriously though, wasn't Mentat's mom who dragged him off PF, partly because he spent too much time on here and partly because she is a religious nut?
cookiemonster
Apr4-04, 03:13 AM
A mom telling a child to do something other than (ostentatiously, at least...) academics... That's a first.
cookiemonster
hah my dad doesnt think i should go on PF as much as i do, cos he says it isnt relevant and i dont do anything academic on there. He is mostly right. :)
Seriously though, wasn't Mentat's mom who dragged him off PF, partly because he spent too much time on here and partly because she is a religious nut?Yes she is, I remember he said he was being restricted from using the computer.
Mr. Robin Parsons
Apr4-04, 07:21 PM
I suspect that was partly, at that time, some of the language was a little rougher, in places....he was getting access to learning 'adult things', clearly, as there are some open conversations in some of the knowledge of sex, and sex related, "realms", also discourses upon God, God's nature, which his Mom (or parents...we don't know?) might not have wanted him exposed to, who knows the rest, I think he came back and might have felt different as he wasn't 'as missed' the second time, as the first...but as I said, who knows, if he doesn't tell us...right?
Mr. Robin Parsons
Apr6-04, 05:50 AM
Also gotta remember he is sorta like a 15 year old going into puberty with the mind of a well, very educated 15 year old, remember what you were like? wonder why his parent(s) want to protect him? worlds just gotta be opening up to him in ways he never dreamed of.....hope his Mom finds what she needs, to be his Mom, and him, to follow what he needs to......
he had a heck of a lot of posts for a 15 year old, is he some kind of child protege?
Mr. Robin Parsons
Apr6-04, 07:51 AM
Really well read, and learned, young Man...growing up, like all the rest of us...
Imparcticle
Apr7-04, 01:13 PM
A mom telling a child to do something other than (ostentatiously, at least...) academics... That's a first.
cookiemonster
You know, I was once on a forum and when I strated spending too much time
on it (particularly the physics section; because of this little addiction and the cosequences, I'm repelling that forum! [sometimes]), my mom became very strict about the amount of time I spend on it.
Though I must admit, it was influencing (negatively) the time I spent on my schoolwork. Then I had to leave the forum. BUT, I have enforced intense internet deciplinary rules so I don't spend too much time on a forum or just the internet in general.
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