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11 Oct 2006, 7:25 am

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11 Oct 2006, 7:30 am

Someone actually made up a name for Australia having to do with AS quite a while ago. I don't remember what this name is, but it wasn't you who came up with it. AS is a very common condition in Australia. There are quite a few people who live there that have it.


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11 Oct 2006, 7:54 am

quartermass, I think you should sit down with your mum, and explain what happened. Explain that given what happened, it has occured to you that your brother is a theif and a manipulator. That he should see a psychiatrist, psychologist..and if she doesn't see that, then she should see one as well.


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11 Oct 2006, 7:57 am

He is getting on with his life, and that's good. However, I wonder if he realizes how common his condition is. It's the same as most of us.


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11 Oct 2006, 12:13 pm

Nobody expects the SPAINISH INQUISITION!! !! !!

(Sorry, had to post that for all the Python fans.)

On a serious note, family members have the knack of getting us angrier faster than complete strangers. My wife asks me why I don't stay in touch with my step-brother, and I tell her it's because he's a complete twit. On the whole, I'd rather not subject myself to his sarcasm.



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11 Oct 2006, 12:19 pm

Of course, I'm thinking of this as only a way to talk about the original poster of this thread and how I can make him feel better.


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11 Oct 2006, 6:00 pm

violet_yoshi wrote:
quartermass, I think you should sit down with your mum, and explain what happened. Explain that given what happened, it has occured to you that your brother is a theif and a manipulator. That he should see a psychiatrist, psychologist..and if she doesn't see that, then she should see one as well.


He ain't a thief or manipulator, he's just a controlling and fustrating little c*** at times. I haven't forgiven him, but my attitude towards him has calmed somewhat....

And I told my mother what had happened to cause me to threaten my brother...


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11 Oct 2006, 6:08 pm

He was telling the truth. I don't know why things would work out that way, but I guess they just do.


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