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I’ve noticed some folks shouting down others who disagree. The chest-thumping actually signals a diminished testosterone level (anybody hitting on all 8 is into satisfaction and has enough endorphines to balance expression of personality in a more congenial fashion). The attendent frustrations and attempts at overcompensation are obvious. The heart attacks and strokes are not far behind. Doc

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>I’ve noticed some folks shouting down others who disagree. The chest-thumping >actually signals a diminished testosterone level (anybody hitting on all 8 is >into satisfaction and has enough endorphines to balance expression of >personality in a more congenial fashion). The attendent frustrations and >attempts at overcompensation are obvious. The heart attacks and strokes are not >far behind. >Doc

Right, well, your usenet may be Doc, but you don’t seem to be a real doctor.  You really don’t have your doctor shtick down very well. — Can I borrow a bucket of worms and a keg of gunpowder?  –Froggo

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> I’ve noticed some folks shouting down others who disagree. The chest-thumping > actually signals a diminished testosterone level (anybody hitting on all 8 is > into satisfaction and has enough endorphines to balance expression of > personality in a more congenial fashion). The attendent frustrations and > attempts at overcompensation are obvious. The heart attacks and strokes are not > far behind. > Doc

OK…I’ll send you a urine sample…could you please post your findings out here? You know…the usual…testosterone level, along with the obvious…bouquet, taste, etc. Thanks in advance.

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> I’ve noticed some folks shouting down others who disagree. The chest-thumping > actually signals a diminished testosterone level (anybody hitting on all 8 is > into satisfaction and has enough endorphines to balance expression of > personality in a more congenial fashion). The attendent frustrations and > attempts at overcompensation are obvious. The heart attacks and strokes are not > far behind.

Hi, dupere. *plonk* -Miles they’re all the same, whether they are or not

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You may play doc as you wish. But I am *not* letting your gloved hand anywhere near me, and I simply refuse to cough for you. I hope this is clear.

> I’ve noticed some folks shouting down others who disagree. The chest-thumping > actually signals a diminished testosterone level (anybody hitting on all 8 is > into satisfaction and has enough endorphines to balance expression of > personality in a more congenial fashion). The attendent frustrations and > attempts at overcompensation are obvious. The heart attacks and strokes are not > far behind. > Doc

More blahh, then some other blah to over compensate. Endorphine .. Isn’t that a band? Michael

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>But I am *not* letting your gloved hand anywhere >near me, and I simply >refuse to cough for you. >I hope this is clear.

 >> I laughed soo hard, you made my day! Thanks, Doug

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Obvious Freudian slip. Be careful with those cucumbers, and remember, there still is no cure for aids. Doc

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I’ve noticed some folks shouting down others who disagree. The chest-thumping > actually signals a diminished testosterone level (anybody hitting on all 8 is > into satisfaction and has enough endorphines to balance expression of > personality in a more congenial fashion). The attendent frustrations and > attempts at overcompensation are obvious. The heart attacks and strokes are not > far behind. > Doc >OK…I’ll send you a urine sample…could you please post your findings out here? >You know…the usual…testosterone level, along with the obvious…bouquet, taste, >etc. >Thanks in advance.

You are ripe for a desert survival course, so you will have an excuse to do what is so much on your mind. Plus, on the desert floor, you’ll be able to commune with other piss-ants. Doc

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>You may play doc as you wish. >But I am *not* letting your gloved hand anywhere near me, and I simply >refuse to cough for you. >I hope this is clear. > Obvious Freudian slip. Be careful with those cucumbers, and remember, there > still is no cure for aids.

Only the shrink wrapped ones are going in my shopping trolly from now on, thanks for the advice. Michael

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> I’ve noticed some folks shouting down others who disagree. The chest-thumping > actually signals a diminished testosterone level (anybody hitting on all 8 is > into satisfaction and has enough endorphines to balance expression of > personality in a more congenial fashion). The attendent frustrations and > attempts at overcompensation are obvious. The heart attacks and strokes are > not > far behind. > Doc

First rule – Do no harm. Then take out your own splinter. Where did you get your license Dr. Hyde? -Guy

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> I’ve noticed some folks shouting down others who disagree. The chest-thumping > actually signals a diminished testosterone level (anybody hitting on all 8 is > into satisfaction and has enough endorphines to balance expression of > personality in a more congenial fashion). The attendent frustrations and > attempts at overcompensation are obvious. The heart attacks and strokes are > not > far behind. > Doc >First rule – Do no harm. Then take out your own splinter. >Where did you get your license Dr. Hyde? >-Guy

Rather than showing two distinct personalities, you show one: A facade that feigns reasonableness, but is not noble enough to truly be so, that is only the very thinnest of veneers to the core, "you," which can’t help but be snide (rhymes with Hyde). Doc

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> I’ve noticed some folks shouting down others who disagree. The chest-thumping > actually signals a diminished testosterone level

   Diminished testoterone level is actually only one of many possible signals. Regarding the interaction on this newsgroup, how would you diagnose your own symptom: Left-handed insult directed at people whose reaction to certain posts differs from yours.? You didn’t shout, but you were similarly repugnant. Monte Barnett

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>> I’ve noticed some folks shouting down others who disagree. The >chest-thumping > actually signals a diminished testosterone level >   Diminished testoterone level is actually only one of many possible >signals. Regarding the interaction on this newsgroup, how would you diagnose >your own symptom: Left-handed insult directed at people whose reaction to >certain posts differs from yours.? You didn’t shout, but you were similarly >repugnant. >Monte Barnett

Obviously, a nerve has been hit, resulting in identification with the targets of the initial post. Count yourself among the, "some folks." Doc

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Doc spammed: > Obviously, a nerve has been hit, resulting in identification with the targets of > the initial post. Count yourself among the, "some folks."

Another day, another *plonk*.

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Hey, Miles, yet another of the newbie anon posters. Lacking in nerve to put a name to what he says. Also hasn’t figured out how to thread his replies. ie Reply to a post….duh… Michael

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Doc spammed: > Obviously, a nerve has been hit, resulting in identification with the targets of > the initial post. Count yourself among the, "some folks." > Another day, another *plonk*.

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>Another day, another *plonk*.

Indicative of a boring, lackluster life. Explains much. Doc

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>Hey, Miles, >yet another of the newbie anon posters. Lacking in nerve to put a name to >what he says. >Michael

When intimidated, you seek to group and bluster, showing a clear lack of nerve and originality. Doc

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Diagnostics free of charge. Some of you are hospital bound. Such nastiness does not get by without a cost. The piper must be paid, one way or another. Those who pay with their health for their triteness and animosity, who have read these posts, will remember them on that sick bed. Words to haunt you. The Consultation has ended. Doc

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(the usual lame-ass stuff) Eight posts in five days, not a single one on amps, music, or anything else.  Troll. Bye. Lord Valve

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BTW, I was actually enjoying the thought of some Doc posting and consulting here. I actually think you did well.. apart from the seeming inability to reply directly to a post. It seems you can only rply to yourself.  What is it, a cut and paste job or what? Also, I need to know what sort of Doc you are. A General Med Doc or a Phsycologist or  Psychiatrist?  Proctologist? Gynaecologist? Paediatrics? Oncologist? It is important that once you finish your basic studies, that you specialise. Please let me know your speciality. I appreciate your taking the time to hand out advice. In appreciation, I will pass on some to you. Just because you interpret a message as nasty, doesn’t mean it is intended as such. The nature of a text only message being a brief and fairly limited channel of communication, can actually appear to emphasise certain meaning and de emphasise others. ie positive and negative. The brevity and choice of words can be interpreted as a cold harsh manner when in fact it is just economic use of language. ie If I say I think you are a dickhead, there is because of the economy of word choice, an added meaning of being harsh. When in reality, the word "dickhead" in certain cultures like mine in Aus, can be a term of endearment. Sometimes , in certain situations, the phrase " Hi dickhead, were you been?" can be a friendly message. In a case where I say you are a dickhead here in AGA in response to one of your posts, it could actually mean that I am enjoying what you say, realise that you are using some humour , irony, to get a message across. It is what is *not* said that seems to add the manner of nastiness that you speak of. Another example, when I said that you are yet another newbie annon poster, the lack of qualifying words led you to think I was being nasty, but the reality is that I was being matter of fact, to the point and economic with my words. I hope you understand what I am getting at here. ie If I wanted to be nasty, there is much more that I could have said. I suspect that you are actually a bit sensitive and predisposed to be hurt by interpreted nastiness. If you weren’t predisposed, you would be able to cope with fairly harmless jabbs like mine a little better. In order to understand your motivation for posting as "Doc" and attempting to assume a manner of a doctor (Of something I know not yet), can I assume you have been involved in a heated discussion here in AGA? And that you yourself have actually been disturbed emotionally by the discussion? Otherwise, why post this stuff? Is it truly motivation of goodwill on your part that you wanted to help the people in AGA out after you have just *observed* some heated discussions, or was it to enable you to express your own hurt feelings, after being involved in such a discussion? Michael

– Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Diagnostics free of charge. Some of you are hospital bound. Such nastiness does > not get by without a cost. The piper must be paid, one way or another. Those who > pay with their health for their triteness and animosity, who have read these > posts, will remember them on that sick bed. Words to haunt you. > The Consultation has ended. > Doc

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>Phsycologist or  Psychiatrist?  Proctologist? >Gynaecologist? Paediatrics? >Oncologist? >>

He sounds like a Proctologist with a depth perception problem. OUCH YOUR TO DEEP!!!!! Doug

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> Obviously, a nerve has been hit, resulting in identification with the targets of > the initial post. Count yourself among the, "some folks."

    Hey, Doc!   Yes, you correctly diagnosed it. You have, indeed, hit my "anonymous dillweed" nerve. Can you identify with the term "killfile"? Count yourself among those in mine. Walk in fresh cowpies, Monte Barnett (Sorry, Scott …. must be my diminished testosterone!)

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- Hide quoted text — Show quoted text ->> I’ve noticed some folks shouting down others who disagree. The >chest-thumping >> actually signals a diminished testosterone level >   Diminished testoterone level is actually only one of many possible >signals. Regarding the interaction on this newsgroup, how would you diagnose >your own symptom: Left-handed insult directed at people whose reaction to >certain posts differs from yours.? You didn’t shout, but you were similarly >repugnant. >Monte Barnett >Obviously, a nerve has been hit, resulting in identification with the targets >of >the initial post. Count yourself among the, "some folks." >Doc

blah blah blah blah, woof – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text –

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Can I take a supplement or something, or should I just buy a Corvette? Lighten up guys, life is short.  I think the guys with more testosterone are out stalking someone. Cheers. GS – Hide quoted text — Show quoted text -> Obviously, a nerve has been hit, resulting in identification with the > targets of > the initial post. Count yourself among the, "some folks." >     Hey, Doc! >   Yes, you correctly diagnosed it. You have, indeed, hit my "anonymous > dillweed" nerve. Can you identify with the term "killfile"? Count yourself > among those in mine. > Walk in fresh cowpies, > Monte Barnett > (Sorry, Scott …. must be my diminished testosterone!)

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