Predictions for 2024

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Nonsense.

And on a previous page FMF claimed the mods had 'cottoned on to' me weaponizing mental health and that this was settled by them removing my alerted posts.

To demonstrate this wasn't the case I similarly alerted 3 posts where he falsely accused me of weaponizing mental health, and surprise surprise, all 3 posts were removed by the mods.

Either, therefore, the mods deemed we both weaponized mental health or they simply remove most posts that are alerted. (I wouldn't expect them to read all the posts in a given thread to understand the context).

And don't speak for my work colleagues. You can barely speak for yourself.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Nonsense.

And on a previous page FMF claimed the mods had 'cottoned on to' me weaponizing mental health and that this was settled by them removing my alerted posts.

To demonstrate this wasn't the case I similarly alerted 3 posts where he falsely accused me of weaponizing mental health, and surprise surprise, all 3 posts were removed by the mods.

Either, ther ...[text shortened]... derstand the context).

And don't speak for my work colleagues. You can barely speak for yourself.

I'm passing the ball back to you. You certainly can score more points than I.

I can vouch for this fellow, as he can barely speak with me. Typically it's a word or two, and rarely he manages a whole short sentence.

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Here you are, yet again, accusing me of weaponizing mental health when I have been doing nothing of the sort. You have been making this malicious accusation for weeks.

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It certainly is if you claim, preposterously, that the use of everyday English words like delusional and paranoid is weaponizing mental health.

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Saying you "work in mental health" does not justify your trolling.

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What everyday English words that are synonyms for the everyday English words delusional and paranoid do you suggest are used instead?

@fmf said
What everyday English words that are synonyms for the everyday English words delusional and paranoid do you suggest are used instead?

'Mad as a box of frogs' or 'off his chump' would probably cover it.

@the-gravedigger said
'Mad as a box of frogs' or 'off his chump' would probably cover it.

I like the bonkers-box alliteration vortex.

So, as bonkers as a box of frogs.

@ghost-of-a-duke said
I predict crumpets will come back into fashion.

Well, hot damn! When they go out