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Is 'mental illness' too often the excuse?
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He's got me JAYB - my ruse has finally been exposed. I'm a retired, 'cooks assistant' in a low rent Chinese Restaurant. So best I exercise caution otherwise TTBN will have me deported, shot or something just as grievous? His 'spluttering' affirmation that he doesn't respect me, means he's very annoyed and he's been hurt. But he'll get over. We all do.
I see our friend TTBN has remonstrated with you as well, for daring to refer to him as 'my ol' mate'. Well to be fair, thats where his trouble lies - He's devoid of friends, and of course, it hurts him. As it would hurt anyone of us. He forgets, no man is an island, we're all social creatures, we need friendship, companionship and fellowship. And many of us need love. Surely these are the necessary constituents that bind us all together, I suspect that's why he lashes out at anyone who dares question his opinions or credentials.
Anyway JAYB, he's now outed me - and he's probably given you good advice, perhaps you should check my past contributions where I'm contradictory, abusive and mendacious in every way. It's called being human, We all make mistakes. We make errors, lots of them sometime. And hopefully we learn from them. Anyway it feels so good JAYB, no more pretence, the only issue I can now speak of with some amount of knowledge, is cleaning Chinese cooking Woks and other ancillary utensils! So decide the order of your question(s), and bring 'em on.