> Tom Has Repeatedly Said I Would Not Survive His Illness. I Actually Have To Agree With Him.

Spanky that was using that again and again and again and again and again and again..

Now you're saying it yet again, how enlightening!!

Tom Leykis wrote:

Spanky that was using that again and again and again and again and again and again..

Now you're saying it yet again, how enlightening!!

Are you have a stroke? You writing suggests you might be.

Can I call 911 for you?

Smash your hand on the keyboard for "yes."

Spanky hunt tom

Heekee wrote:

Cmon, be nice guys

They need to swap some seeedz!

Heekee wrote:

Cmon, be nice guys

Why are people so weird about death?

I've never - not once - wished death on Tom.

But the statistical evidence says that he will die from his illness.

It's also statistically factual that I'd likely not survive the surgeries Tom has had.

These aren't wishes or hopes or anything else. They are just realities. Why do people get so upset about realities?

Spanky wrote:

Why are people so weird about death?

I've never - not once - wished death on Tom.

But the statistical evidence says that he will die from his illness.

It's also statistically factual that I'd likely not survive the surgeries Tom has had.

These aren't wishes or hopes or anything else. They are just realities. Why do people get so upset about realities?

I don't wish death on anyone.

It might surprise many of you but I am totally against the death penalty for any crime. Only God can give life and only God should be able to take it. 

For some, child rapists for instance, a life sentence can be worse than death.

Death does not scare me I've lived nearly 81 years in reasonably good health, always employed and what some might consider prosperous.  Never rich but never in poverty either.

You know what really surprises me? As I get older it is most surprising how much faster time passes.  I used to think 10 years was forever but, at nearly 81 years of age, 10 years from now  is like tomorrow.

You need to accept death is in all of our futures.

Spanky wrote:

Why are people so weird about death?

I've never - not once - wished death on Tom.

But the statistical evidence says that he will die from his illness.

It's also statistically factual that I'd likely not survive the surgeries Tom has had.

These aren't wishes or hopes or anything else. They are just realities. Why do people get so upset about realities?

Well I just miss that period where you guys were being nice, you even sent him that basket and well wishes.

I know his delusions and blaming you for trolls that clearly are not you don't help

Tom Leykis wrote:

OK, HEEKEE.

You tell me to "be nice".   Please tell be how to respond nicely to a random attack out of the blue, like the one that opened this thread, wishing for my death.

Well point out that you are tough and the illness you have would have killed most people and say you are determined to prove him wrong then leave it at that

Tom is butt hurt by life. He built up this self-image that he's a nice guy but in reality he's a qunt.
Camp Idiot is the mirror held up to Tom's true self and he rages against the truth like only a sociopath can.

Sockpuppet wrote:

I have started to consider if he is our third confirmed sociopath.

Other than you, then who is the other one?

Heekee wrote:

Well I just miss that period where you guys were being nice, you even sent him that basket and well wishes.

He fuqed that up.

Everything Brian touches turns to shyt.

AusCarFancier wrote:

Yep. Tom just seethes with petty resentments and is clearly bitter about the life he leads and complains about other people inheriting what they have.

That was my question to Heekee,  How much brutal, bullying attack and death wishing am I supposed to take?   The Bartlett Bully has already tried to lure me into a "Charity Fight" several times.   Given his extreme bulk, this is an attempt to murder me and get away with it.

In the world I live in, attempting to MURDER someone indicates a BAD ATTITUDE.  Maybe not in the Great Lakes BADLANDS.