anti-Christ

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Suzianne has said your version is inaccurate. It's pointless therefore discussing something that nobody is claiming is factual.

You might as well incorporate Leprechauns into your narrative.

Suzianne has said your version is inaccurate.

Are you saying that these supposed inaccuracies make the story SEEM like a delusion?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
Nothing you have posted has verified your claims of delusion. (And to be blunt, you are deluded if you think otherwise).

You are deluded if you think otherwise

If you think that my perspective ~ which you disagree with ~ means I am deluded, is it a view you feel is "verified" by what you said on page 3 of this thread? That is: "I know delusion well, working in mental health".

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Watch out, Ghost. His mate tagged in.

Mind, he's been a bit quiet since

@fmf said
I have, at all times, been referring to my own vivid recollection of the story about the CPR on the streets of Denver.

SO "vivid", in fact, that you had to make up this happening in Denver, when, in fact, it was Phoenix.

@suzianne said
SO "vivid", in fact, that you had to make up this happening in Denver, when, in fact, it was Phoenix.

That may well be true. I often get Colorado and Arizona mixed up. It was hardly the central detail in the delusional story.

@fmf said
That may well be true. I often get Colorado and Arizona mixed up. It was hardly the central detail in the delusional story.

What else have you got mixed up?

I'm starting to think your vivid recollection is not quite so vivid after all...

Where do we stand on the Leprechaun?

@ghost-of-a-duke said
What else have you got mixed up?

I'm starting to think your vivid recollection is not quite so vivid after all...

Where do we stand on the Leprechaun?

Her precise geographical location was not relevant to the ludicrous self-aggrandizing claim she made.

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I got the city wrong but I don't think that can be framed as an "embellishment".