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• MARKDMK 231 Posts

  Tue, Dec 13 2016 5:39 PM

  HenryKawa:

  ct690911:

  As an aside, there is something to be said about "balance".  What has Henry done for you to write him off so entirely? He is a narcissist and a BS'er...but he Isn't mean spirited, like some of the trolls we've seen post in here.

  ct

  Thank you CT.  I appreciate that.   Also, I am not a BS'er.   Everything I have been saying about who I am is true.  Maybe I am not the best player on WGT, but as Judge Judy always says.. that puffing.  But everything else is totally accurate.

   

  There is no doubt that Henry Kawa is the most delusional person here on wgt.

  In psychiatric circles it is called Henry Kawa's syndrome.    

• HenryKawa 1,725 Posts

  Tue, Dec 13 2016 5:46 PM

  Delusional?   Okay back that up sir.  What did I ever say to make me delusional?

• mkg335 5,491 Posts

  Tue, Dec 13 2016 6:34 PM

  HenryKawa:

  Delusional?   Okay back that up sir.  What did I ever say to make me delusional?

  From Max Coltheart, Emeritus Professor of Cognitive Science at the Centre for Cognition and its Disorders and Department of Cognitive Science at Macquarie University in Sydney, New South Wales:

  "Some independent criterion that would support the claim that an impairment of the belief evaluation system characterises all patients with delusions is needed. One approach we have taken here is to point to various pieces of evidence suggesting an association between an impairment of the belief evaluation system and damage to the right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex."

  That should clear things up for you, Henry.

   

• quelani 219 Posts

  Tue, Dec 13 2016 7:50 PM

  mkg335:

  "Some independent criterion that would support the claim that an impairment of the belief evaluation system characterises all patients with delusions is needed. One approach we have taken here is to point to various pieces of evidence suggesting an association between an impairment of the belief evaluation system and damage to the right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex."

  mkg335:

  HenryKawa:

  Delusional?   Okay back that up sir.  What did I ever say to make me delusional?

  From Max Coltheart, Emeritus Professor of Cognitive Science at the Centre for Cognition and its Disorders and Department of Cognitive Science at Macquarie University in Sydney, New South Wales:

  "Some independent criterion that would support the claim that an impairment of the belief evaluation system characterises all patients with delusions is needed. One approach we have taken here is to point to various pieces of evidence suggesting an association between an impairment of the belief evaluation system and damage to the right dorsolateral prefrontal cortex."

  That should clear things up for you, Henry.

   

  Yep....seems fairly straitforward to me.

   

• mrcaddie 2,429 Posts

  Tue, Dec 13 2016 8:48 PM

  HenryKawa:

  What did I ever say to make me delusional?

  I would say the whole...I ran into a burning building thing and got my face burned and then tattooed my face and everyone in town knows me as such would make you delusional, as you've already admitted it's BS. Yeah...that's pretty delusional in my book.

  MC

• PaulTon 10,731 Posts

  Wed, Dec 14 2016 4:18 AM

  HenryKawa:

  Delusional?   Okay back that up sir.  What did I ever say to make me delusional?

  Your claim to being one of the greatest players in WGT was an early clue.

   

• craigswan 31,837 Posts

  Wed, Dec 14 2016 5:18 AM

  Take your pick posters . Which one are you .

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  Absquatulate	To leave or abscond with something.
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  Batrachomyomachy	Making a mountain out of a molehill.
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  Canoodle	To hug and kiss.
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  Catercornered	Diagonal(ly).
  Cockalorum	A small, haughty man.
  Cockamamie	Absurd, outlandish.
  Codswallop	Nonsense, balderdash.
  Collop	A slice of meat or fold of flab.
  Collywobbles	Butterflies in the stomach.
  Comeuppance	Just reward, just deserts.
  Crapulence	Discomfort from eating or drinking too much.
  Crudivore	An eater of raw food.
  Discombobulate	To confuse.
  Donnybrook	An melee, a riot.
  Doozy	Something really great.
  Dudgeon	A bad mood, a huff.
  Ecdysiast	An exotic dancer, a stripper.
  Eructation	A burp, belch.
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  Flummox	To exasperate.
  Folderol	Nonsense.
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  Gazump	To buy something already promised to someone else.
  Gobbledygook	Nonsense, balderdash.
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  Godwottery	Nonsense, balderdash.
  Gongoozle	To stare at, kibitz.
  Gonzo	Far-out journalism.
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  Hemidemisemiquaver	A musical timing of 1/64.
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  Kerfuffle	Nonsense, balderdash.
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  Skedaddle	To hurry somewhere.
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  Yahoo	A rube, a country bumpkin.
  @	The "at" sign.
  The Most Beautiful Words in English >>

   

• MARKDMK 231 Posts

  Wed, Dec 14 2016 2:22 PM

  HenryKawa:

  Delusional?   Okay back that up sir.  What did I ever say to make me delusional?

   

  I could copy and paste all the blog posts from your profile page that you have written them yourself, but I would be just wasting a space here.

• gonfission 2,248 Posts

  Wed, Dec 14 2016 4:44 PM

  craigswan:

  Take your pick posters . Which one are you .

  I didn't dare quote the entire novella

   

  You forgot the most important one of all, Sesquipedalian, which pretty much covers almost everything up there

   

    I've always cogitated that sesquipedalian terminology obfuscates the rumination. That cabal of pompous polysyllabic pontificators can osculate my glutes

• HenryKawa 1,725 Posts

  Wed, Dec 14 2016 5:18 PM

  Okay, I see I am not liked or wanted here. 

  Announcement:  Henry Kawa is leaving the Forums.

  I would like to thank all the people who were nice to me in the forums, such as;  well I won't mention any names, but there were a lot.  I met lots of great people.   Even some of the people who were not kind to me, are great people.   I found the forums very informative and exciting.   But the time has come to leave.   Good bye everyone.   Special thanks to all my Canadian friends.