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Of past misnomers and other explanations
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AnArch(y)Angel
2023-06-14 01:38:44 UTC
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Of past misnomers and other explanations

I. In the past and especially the somewhat remote past, I have sometimes and without ill intent misused certain words, both here within this newsgroup and elsewhere on the internet. I can not recall what all of those misapplied words might have been, but when I infrequently (and sometimes more often) laze about daydreaming, certain of those words do sometimes come back to me. Off the top of my head, here is a short list of but certain of such possible misnomers: straddle, vegan, existentialist, blood libel, fair use.

II. Just for the record, although I have in the past expressed within this newsgroup having a slight interest in occasionally doing physical exercise, specifically weight training using relatively light dumbbell weights, I have never at all claimed to be an actual bodybuilder, or to have any interest in being or in wanting to be any kind of actual athlete. If anyone claims that I have in fact made such a claim, those parties are either mistaken or lying or grossly confused. When I mentioned that I had read within Arnold Schwarzeneggar’s book “The Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding” the concept of doing certain grouped together exercise sets which in that particular book were called “supersets”, I did not say that to mean that I was making the claim of being or wanting to be a bodybuilder. I only mentioned that particular book, with its somewhat gaudy title, because I did not want to be falsely accused of plagiarizing the concept of supersets from that particular work of non-fiction, an accusation which certain parties might periodically throughout my adult life have possibly made about me. But I assert that the claim that I am in fact a plagiarist is false, just as false as the claim that I am in any way affiliated with any cause or institution that is athletic in nature would be.

III. I believe it to be normal enough to remotely mimic certain personalities and behavior styles, especially those that one sees on television and also especially during ones younger and more formative years of life. I furthermore suggest that perhaps not all information that is meaningful or useful necessarily has to be accredited or to have as its source a book or any other kind of literature, possibly including the Bible.

IV. I am not a homosexual and have never truly used any illicit drugs. I also am not and never have been a smoker or any other kind of tobacco user, nor have I imbibed any alcohol at all for the past fifteen years or so, never having even once drunk enough of such a substance to actually become inebbriated. Period. I am in fact even inclined to for the most part avoid using caffeine products, as well as aspirin and certain other over the counter medications.

V. I assert that I do not either own or carry a firearm and never have during my life on this planet. I have also never brandished a firearm, nor have I ever aimed or shot such a weapon at any human being or group of such, including during the relatively short interim that I worked as a security officer when I was a very young adult.

VI. Two of my main pet peeves might be hatred and the telling of lies. With regard to the latter of such, I believe that even if not telling lies were not stated as a divine mandate within the Ten Commandments of the Law that I might still find lies to be unpleasant to behold. There is simply something ugly about the inordinate telling of lies to me.
Greg Carr
2023-06-15 18:10:06 UTC
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Post by AnArch(y)Angel
Of past misnomers and other explanations
I. In the past and especially the somewhat remote past, I have sometimes and without ill intent misused certain words, both here within this newsgroup and >elsewhere on the internet. I can not recall what all of those misapplied words might have been, but when I infrequently (and sometimes more often) laze >about daydreaming, certain of those words do sometimes come back to me. Off the top of my head, here is a short list of but certain of such possible >misnomers: straddle, vegan, existentialist, blood libel, fair use.
Nothing wrong with being a vegan though I am not one few ppl are. Blood libel was an evil lie spread by the catholic church for over a thousand years as late as the 1930's in America catholic priests gave sermons from the pulpit blaming Jews for the death of JESUS who in fact was killed by Roman soldiers both the Bible and the 72 chapter heresy the catholics use state Roman soldiers killed the LORD.
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II. Just for the record, although I have in the past expressed within this newsgroup having a slight interest in occasionally doing physical exercise, >specifically weight training using relatively light dumbbell weights, I have never at all claimed to be an actual bodybuilder, or to have any interest in being or in >wanting to be any kind of actual athlete.
Nothing wrong with being an athlete and physical exercise is important as every Dr or nurse practioner I have met has told me I did a short walk today and while picking up litter around the block a man who lives in the building complimented me for doing so while noting that picking up the litter is a good stretching excercise there was very little litter to pick up and the alley has never been cleaner in 8 years thanks to myself, the city workers and the Wanson Development Group whose workers sometimes pick up litter one of their developments borders the alley and their security cameras monitor the alley operated by Radius Security. Did a 2 hour walk yesterday. Plan to do isometric excercises like I have done in the past.
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If anyone claims that I have in fact made such a claim, those parties are either mistaken or lying or grossly >confused. When I mentioned that I had read >within Arnold Schwarzeneggar’s book “The Encyclopedia of Modern Bodybuilding” the concept of doing certain grouped together exercise sets which in that >particular book were called “supersets”, I did not say that to mean that I was making the claim of being or wanting to be a bodybuilder. I only mentioned that >particular book, with its somewhat gaudy title, because I did not want to be falsely accused of plagiarizing the concept of supersets from that particular work >of non-fiction, an accusation which certain parties might periodically throughout my adult life have possibly made about me. But I assert that the claim that I >am in fact a plagiarist is false, just as false as the claim that I am in any way affiliated with any cause or institution that is athletic in nature would be.
Arnold Schwarzeneggar is the former weightlifting champion of the world I recommend his book which I read though obviously I am not a body builder or even own weights.
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III. I believe it to be normal enough to remotely mimic certain personalities and behavior styles, especially those that one sees on television and also >especially during ones younger and more formative years of life.
I have seen mimicking behavior it can be very bad.
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I furthermore suggest that perhaps not all information that is meaningful or useful necessarily has to be accredited or to have as its source a book or any >other kind of literature, possibly including the Bible.
True but most is.
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IV. I am not a homosexual and have never truly used any illicit drugs.
Good. I gave up illegal drugs around 21 years ago.
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I also am not and never have been a smoker or any other kind of tobacco user, nor have I imbibed any alcohol at all for the past fifteen years or so, never >having even once drunk enough of such a substance to actually become inebbriated. Period. I am in fact even inclined to for the most part avoid using >caffeine products, as well as aspirin and certain other over the counter medications.
It took me 47 tries to quit tobacco I was able to quit cocaine and powdered crack years ago no problem. Been sober since before NYE once had a 13 year alcohol sobriety period and another time 3 years 3 months. I gave up caffeine years ago I use Tylenol the same bottle has been in my medicine cabinet for around 4 years. See Cool Lip Snus chewing tobacco packets around the Newton section of Surrey, BC, Canada clearly labelled only for sale in the USA no idea where they are sold from that stuff is addictive can cause your teeth to rot out and cancer of the gums and tongue doesn't even have the bilingual labeling required by law here. Glad you never smoked or drank good for thou.
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V. I assert that I do not either own or carry a firearm and never have during my life on this planet. I have also never brandished a firearm, nor have I ever >aimed or shot such a weapon at any human being or group of such, including during the relatively short interim that I worked as a security officer when I was >a very young adult.
Fine never heard anyone claim otherwise.
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VI. Two of my main pet peeves might be hatred and the telling of lies. With regard to the latter of such, I believe that even if not telling lies were not stated as >a divine mandate within the Ten Commandments of the Law that I might still find lies to be unpleasant to behold. There is simply something ugly about the >inordinate telling of lies to me.
You still live with your Mom and Step Dad? You still unemployed for years?

Hope they find a cure for schizophrenia.

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