Take back the night. Take back the streets. Hold back the dawn.
This group is ours and always has been. Now my curiosity has the
best of me. Did the copy and paste multi poster die? Is he in prison?
The hospital? Or did the game get old for him? Maybe his computer
broke down and he can't figure out how to configure his alternate device
(everyone today has an alternate device). Whatever the reason he has
not posted since May 21. That's a long time for someone who posted
every hour of every day for months on end. It is of course possible
he has died. I am not wishing death on the guy. But if it means the
return of the group to its rightful owners, then by God I pray that the
ground swallow him up and turns his bones to rot dust. But enough
about him. Basically this is just a test to see if he has his machine
rigged in some way to alert him to when posts are coming. Still,
rather incredible, a guy posted literally thousands of times in the past
few months now suddenly has not posted in 17 days. That's a long
time. A good long time.

On Thursday, June 9, 2022 at 1:30:40 AM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> Take back the night. Take back the streets. Hold back the dawn.
> This group is ours and always has been. Now my curiosity has the
> best of me. Did the copy and paste multi poster die? Is he in prison?
> The hospital? Or did the game get old for him? Maybe his computer
> broke down and he can't figure out how to configure his alternate device
> (everyone today has an alternate device). Whatever the reason he has
> not posted since May 21. That's a long time for someone who posted
> every hour of every day for months on end. It is of course possible
> he has died. I am not wishing death on the guy. But if it means the
> return of the group to its rightful owners, then by God I pray that the
> ground swallow him up and turns his bones to rot dust. But enough
> about him. Basically this is just a test to see if he has his machine
> rigged in some way to alert him to when posts are coming. Still,
> rather incredible, a guy posted literally thousands of times in the past
> few months now suddenly has not posted in 17 days. That's a long
> time. A good long time.

Maybe wishing bad 0n bad people is not bad but good.

OllieN...@aol.com wrote:

> Maybe wishing bad 0n bad people is not bad but good.

Wishing in all it's many forms is greatly encouraged. Group wishing
is best. Wishing someone to death is not easy, but with the right
group and a lot of dedicated wishing both day and night it can be
done. It is not against the law to wish someone to death. Not yet.
Depends on the person. It will be legal if it's just an ordinary person.
But if it's a trans person or any member of the LGBTQ+ community
there will be hell to pay. If you want to wish someone to death you
better do it soon before it becomes officially illegal.

How long do you think it will be before the vandal returns? I am
guessing it's not going to happen. I think this could be it. I believe
as you that the guy could have died or wound up in prison. But I
am more inclined to think he's still alive but his computer broke
down. Sure, he could use another computer, the library or whatever,
but would likely lack the function needed to launch multiple auto posts.
He got so used to the auto launch that going back to single posting
would be step down. Anyway, I don't want to waste a bunch of time
talking about the guy, just saying I'm betting he won't be returning
anytime soon. Of course when it comes to betting I am known as
a big loser, so let's not get too optimistic. I think it's great though.
Yet in an odd way incomplete, like we just came back to life, or just
got out of a prisoner of war camp, and coming back to normal life
is not the same. Something has changed. It's not quite our group
anymore. Can we change that? You bet your mother fucking ass
we can.

On Thursday, June 9, 2022 at 11:29:08 PM UTC-4, jazee...@gmail.com wrote:
> OllieN...@aol.com wrote:
>
> > Maybe wishing bad 0n bad people is not bad but good.
> Wishing in all it's many forms is greatly encouraged. Group wishing
> is best. Wishing someone to death is not easy, but with the right
> group and a lot of dedicated wishing both day and night it can be
> done. It is not against the law to wish someone to death. Not yet.
> Depends on the person. It will be legal if it's just an ordinary person.
> But if it's a trans person or any member of the LGBTQ+ community
> there will be hell to pay. If you want to wish someone to death you
> better do it soon before it becomes officially illegal.
>
> How long do you think it will be before the vandal returns? I am
> guessing it's not going to happen. I think this could be it. I believe
> as you that the guy could have died or wound up in prison. But I
> am more inclined to think he's still alive but his computer broke
> down. Sure, he could use another computer, the library or whatever,
> but would likely lack the function needed to launch multiple auto posts.
> He got so used to the auto launch that going back to single posting
> would be step down. Anyway, I don't want to waste a bunch of time
> talking about the guy, just saying I'm betting he won't be returning
> anytime soon. Of course when it comes to betting I am known as
> a big loser, so let's not get too optimistic. I think it's great though.
> Yet in an odd way incomplete, like we just came back to life, or just
> got out of a prisoner of war camp, and coming back to normal life
> is not the same. Something has changed. It's not quite our group
> anymore. Can we change that? You bet your mother fucking ass
> we can.

He will return. They can not be stopped. It is all over. DOOM

OllieN...@aol.com wrote:

> He will return. They can not be stopped. It is all over. DOOM

I heard he's a MacArthur fanatic. That's why he's been reported seen sucking cocks in MacArthur park.

Lots of "return" business