Infinite
Troublesome Internet Fringe Dweller
Hey BLiPPy! Nice to see you. Yeah 5 years was a tad excessive. Sometimes I get carried away.
All good. Us dragons need a firm hand every now and then.
Hey BLiPPy! Nice to see you. Yeah 5 years was a tad excessive. Sometimes I get carried away.
Hello. Greetings. Five years? Goodness. Welcome home (Dave Dobbyn sings on the music machine).I'm baaaack!
Whew! Five year ban seemed a tad excessive at the time but now I've done my lag prolly was for the best.
Missed you all. So, what's been happening?
Hi Glenda, nice to see you here again. Yeah, the board looks a bit different but you'll soon get the hang of it.Hello. Greetings. Five years? Goodness. Welcome home (Dave Dobbyn sings on the music machine).
p.s. I have no idea how this board works these days. Haven't been here for a long time.
Hi Emma! This is really kind of wild being back here on ESMB. So many memories - my God it was rough in the beginning when I first landed here. 10+ years have passed since I left the cult and the world is so different. Whew! What a crazy ride it was. ESMB was so very important to me when I first left scn. I honestly don't know what the hell I would have done without being among people who got what the hell was happening. So thank you Emma.Wow! 2 oldtimers back in the one thread.
Hi Glenda!
It's great to see you. How's life been treating you?Hi Emma! This is really kind of wild being back here on ESMB. So many memories - my God it was rough in the beginning when I first landed here. 10+ years have passed since I left the cult and the world is so different. Whew! What a crazy ride it was. ESMB was so very important to me when I first left scn. I honestly don't know what the hell I would have done without being among people who got what the hell was happening. So thank you Emma.
Life is treating me very well thanks. I have worked with some brilliant therapists. Psych-based! Yikes! lol. I have respect for them. The American chap I worked with really got the whole mind-bent-out-of-shape thing. He was so funny and smart and kind and non-directional. We had some very funny talks together. The day I told him about calling women "sir" in the SO was damn funny. I think he said something like "you do know that's quite fucked up Glenda? Incredibly patriarchal?" Then he saluted at me and I tried to not fall off my chair laughing. He had this great way of helping me see how so much of scn culture is based in warped nonsense.It's great to see you. How's life been treating you?
Your story & contributions over the years have helped ESMB to help others. So thank YOU for being here and sharing.
It's rage-quit. You have to do it with as many people watching as possible, and you have to hang around after and see how many will miss you. There is no other way to rage-quit.Now let me see if I can go post something on ESMB which annoys the hell out of someone, then I will get all huffy and do a hair-flicking quit-rage (or is is rage-quit?) thing...
Yup, IIRCIf I'm not mistaken, Infinite was BLiP on WWP back in the day.
Hello lovely you! Missed you. Lots and lots.
Hi Emma! This is really kind of wild being back here on ESMB. So many memories - my God it was rough in the beginning when I first landed here. 10+ years have passed since I left the cult and the world is so different. Whew! What a crazy ride it was. ESMB was so very important to me when I first left scn. I honestly don't know what the hell I would have done without being among people who got what the hell was happening. So thank you Emma.
No wonder. I never visited WWP. That may have been before I ever got my first computer which was August 2001. In fact, I didn't even know there was an ex scio community until I discovered Operation Clambake and ESMB in February 2008 when Anonymous came onto the scene. I was reading an article from MSN.com about Anonymous vs. scientoiletry with links to Operation Clambake and Through the Door and I think ESMB which I joined in August 2008. That's when the fun really began.If I'm not mistaken, Infinite was BLiP on WWP back in the day.
Does BLiP stand for anything or just a random set of letters?Yep - my original Anon name was BLiP but I changed it here for some reason. I think someone said use of the name indicated I was a nothing so could be ignored, so, to point out the ridiculousness of that premise I became Infinite. Silly, I know.
Does BLiP stand for anything or just a random set of letters?
Kia Ora mate! Thank you! Been a bit quiet since March events. Lost my faith in humanity, at the same time witnessed extraordinary deep kindnesses. Such interesting times our wee nation is going through.Kia ora e hoa!
I'm loving your writing and photography over on Facebook. Where's your book? Huh?