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The General Musings of Falkie2013 (George Senda, The Guy From Pittsburgh)

Started by heater, December 19, 2013, 07:37:40 PM

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Quote from: Billy Joe Mulgreavey on March 29, 2018, 11:49:59 AM
Get with the program, chicky.  There is going to be a dome.  This dome will sit over the courtyard.  This dome will provide the cats with protection.  This dome will keep the coyotes and the trolls out!  Ah-Brum has this ultimate set of tools.  He works at Harbor Freight.  He has a grinder.  They are going to build a  *@*%$%  Dome!  Gosh!

Wouldn't the SendaDome just act as a magnifying glass for the burning Nevada desert sun and set the courtyard alight?




WhiteCrow

Quote from: chefist on March 29, 2018, 02:33:05 PM
Heck, we offered money every month just to come back to BG and post...he refused.

And offered money to lose weight, buy his collections and paid travel costs for Noory interview,  an alien con ticket and to feed feral kitty kats,

Gave plenty of good advice on how to monetize his youtube site..and make more interesting videos.

Everyone learns their own way, if we keep "trying" George will get it one day. Don't give up on George it's only a question of time until he understands.

 

Quote from: WhiteCrow on March 29, 2018, 04:31:01 PM
And offered money to lose weight, buy his collections and paid travel costs for Noory interview,  an alien con ticket and to feed feral kitty kats,

Gave plenty of good advice on how to monetize his youtube site..and make more interesting videos.

Everyone learns their own way, if we keep "trying" George will get it one day. Don't give up on George it's only a question of time until he understands.


would YOU be willing to gamble on that ?
(gambling on both winning the lottery and at the same time be hit by a meteorite would better odds !)

WhiteCrow

Quote from: Happier Times are Coming on March 29, 2018, 05:22:12 PM
would YOU be willing to gamble on that ?
(gambling on both winning the lottery and at the same time be hit by a meteorite would better odds !)

No!... I'm not a fool.

Quote from: whoozit on March 29, 2018, 01:02:07 PM
Has anything Senda says been the truth?

He said he doesn't like work or anything that involves work

Quote from: damon on March 27, 2018, 01:50:12 AM
Falkie is not getting the land. Someone bought the land before him

I believe that I was the one that bought the parcel he so covets.  Not 100% sure but the parcel I bought matches his description and the timing of his rant about it being sold makes me optimistic that I scored it.

Would someone on his snore-a-thons kindly inform him that DigitalPigSnuggler might have his parcel and that he should contact me.  We can compare notes privately, out of the prying eyes of the haterz, and see if it is the one.  If so, perhaps he and I can work out a deal.

Quote from: DigitalPigSnuggler on March 29, 2018, 06:20:50 PM
I believe that I was the one that bought the parcel he so covets.  Not 100% sure but the parcel I bought matches his description and the timing of his rant about it being sold makes me optimistic that I scored it.

Would someone on his snore-a-thons kindly inform him that DigitalPigSnuggler might have his parcel and that he should contact me.  We can compare notes privately, out of the prying eyes of the haterz, and see if it is the one.  If so, perhaps he and I can work out a deal.
you might just be wasting HIS VALUABLE TIME (and your’s also)...
IF you expect a “deal” to be consummated NOT by money (as you are well aware George has NO money) but by an even trade consisting of land for one Alien Head (the original lit one) 2 plushies (your choice), 3 paranormal books (your choice) and his George Foreman grill (CLEANED UP)...
George would NEVER part with any of his much needed possessions

Quote from: Darth Vader on March 27, 2018, 02:26:28 AM
How long until the next live streaming video?

Depends upon when Sendapants need for attention overcomes his need to use victimization as his excuse for being a titanic loser.

Quote from: Walks_At_Night on March 27, 2018, 05:56:46 AM
I think this may have been caused by the dark web leak below where he wanted to take a stab
at farming. 



It has access to a creek, and Abrahm has a strong back and a spit bucket.

QuoteAt least I can control my own videos and now know that only Jeremy and Justin and Erinn can be trusted though Erinn is not replying to my emails
Enjoy the darkness peole.


So, from 1137 subscribers down to three (two?) authorized to luxuriate in the riches that spill forth from his snackhole?

If only he could slenderize his physique as conclusively.

Quote from: Inglorious Bitch on March 27, 2018, 03:23:24 PM
Someone should use a cane and beat the snot out of Senda. Then they could Abner Louima his ass.

No one deserves that.

But I surely would love to happen upon him while he is beating Kathy.  In Louisiana we referred to that as "get right time."

Quote from: chefist on March 27, 2018, 04:49:28 PM
I am done with them for a pong time.[/i]

Sendapants thinks the kids no longer enjoy video games because nobody wants to play Pong with him anymore.

Quote from: Inglorious Bitch on March 28, 2018, 05:53:59 PM
That breaks my heart. Where are the people who fund Senda to help these kids? Is there a way to make a donation to the school for the children? Does your wife know what other needs the kids have?

As you know, Ibby, and maybe some others, I live in the Philippines.  I am involved with a charity that takes in abandoned street kids.  They are divided into several dorms that are situated around Manila.

One of the homes is for handicapped kids.  All of the kids who are disabled are grouped in there.  Most are mentally handicapped, but there is also a Deaf kid, a girl with dyslexia, a few who are mentally okay but physically unable to speak etc.  All of them were abandoned to the streets and were taken in by the home.  For most of them, their age and names are unknown, so the staff assigns them.

I sponsored an outing a couple of weeks ago to a regional park for the handicapped home.  This was the first time that I had seen those kids outside of the dorm.  And what struck me was that the kids are more functional than I expected.  Meaning that they know when and how to go to the bathroom; they can be trusted to stay in their assigned groups and can carry out basic instructions of the type necessary to make a trip like that possible.  All of them are autonomously mobile.

I wish that I had stopped thinking right there, but I did not.  Because what was chilling is that there are surely abandoned kids who are not that functional; not that mobile.

The charity does what it can with what they have, and I agree with their choices.  You can't save everyone.  It's all fun and games here in the Sendapants thread, but we can all be thankful that a fat, lazy, selfish pile of dogshit lives thanks to the largesse of taxpayers like PaperBoy.  It's great to be a rich country.  God Bless America. 



Quote from: DigitalPigSnuggler on March 29, 2018, 07:28:01 PM
As you know, Ibby, and maybe some others, I live in the Philippines.  I am involved with a charity that takes in abandoned street kids.  They are divided into several dorms that are situated around Manila.

One of the homes is for handicapped kids.  All of the kids who are disabled are grouped in there.  Most are mentally handicapped, but there is also a Deaf kid, a girl with dyslexia, a few who are mentally okay but physically unable to speak etc.  All of them were abandoned to the streets and were taken in by the home.  For most of them, their age and names are unknown, so the staff assigns them.

I sponsored an outing a couple of weeks ago to a regional park for the handicapped home.  This was the first time that I had seen those kids outside of the dorm.  And what struck me was that the kids are more functional than I expected.  Meaning that they know when and how to go to the bathroom; they can be trusted to stay in their assigned groups and can carry out basic instructions of the type necessary to make a trip like that possible.  All of them are autonomously mobile.

I wish that I had stopped thinking right there, but I did not.  Because what was chilling is that there are surely abandoned kids who are not that functional; not that mobile.

The charity does what it can with what they have, and I agree with their choices.  You can't save everyone.  It's all fun and games here in the Sendapants thread, but we can all be thankful that a fat, lazy, selfish pile of dogshit lives thanks to the largesse of taxpayers like PaperBoy.  It's great to be a rich country.  God Bless America.

I don't agree with the comparison of users and people who take advantage like Falkie, to abandoned kids in the third world. 

To me it's a disgrace and a huge flashing red sign of our social and cultural rot that we enable people like this to lead useless unhappy lives.  All those jobs ''that Americans won't do'' - these are the people who should be doing them, and at the same time be used as a cautionary tale for those who think it's cool to leave school, sit on their ass, and be bums.

Dr. MD MD

Quote from: PB the Deplorable on March 29, 2018, 08:18:45 PM
I don't agree with the comparison of users and people who take advantage like Falkie, to abandoned kids in the third world. 

To me it's a disgrace and a huge flashing red sign of our social and cultural rot that we enable people like this to lead useless unhappy lives.  All those jobs ''that Americans won't do'' - these are the people who should be doing them, and at the same time be used as a cautionary tale for those who think it's cool to leave school, sit on their ass, and be bums.



Quote from: PB the Deplorable on March 29, 2018, 08:18:45 PM
I don't agree with the comparison of users and people who take advantage like Falkie, to abandoned kids in the third world. 

To me it's a disgrace and a huge flashing red sign of our social and cultural rot that we enable people like this to lead useless unhappy lives.  All those jobs ''that Americans won't do'' - these are the people who should be doing them, and at the same time be used as a cautionary tale for those who think it's cool to leave school, sit on their ass, and be bums.

You miss the point, which is typical for you.

There are no users or people who take advantage of the system in the Philippines. There are only survivors, or not.  That's the difference between a place like here and a place like the USA.  What kind of world do you want to live in?  You would probably select mine, because you are making a choice for others who are not you.  Conservatives think like that.  Liberals hold their noses and choose otherwise.

Quote from: DigitalPigSnuggler on March 29, 2018, 09:22:20 PM
You miss the point, which is typical for you.

There are no users or people who take advantage of the system in the Philippines...

The *only* thing I said about the Philippines is I don't compare helping those kids to ''helping'' Falkie.  They need it and deserve it.  He doesn't.

The rest of the post was what a disgrace it is that we enable people like Falkie here.  I get that the Libs think enabling people to live like he does is somehow a good thing.  It isn't.  It's not a positive that we - here in the US - enable lazy takers to lead what then become hopeless unproductive lives.

Lilith

Quote from: WhiteCrow on March 28, 2018, 06:38:48 PM
First dibs on Maroney's military books. Did George secure them yet. Or was that just talk?

Well, I hope they don't have any fleas or bedbugs in them...

WOTR

Quote from: PB the Deplorable on March 29, 2018, 09:48:18 PM
The *only* thing I said about the Philippines is I don't compare helping those kids to ''helping'' Falkie.  They need it and deserve it.  He doesn't.

The rest of the post was what a disgrace it is that we enable people like Falkie here.  I get that the Libs think enabling people to live like he does is somehow a good thing.  It isn't.  It's not a positive that we - here in the US - enable lazy takers to lead what then become hopeless unproductive lives.
I will skip the argument about Senda and enabling him, and go onto a subject that I have been considering for awhile (sort of along the same lines, though.)

I have been hearing about "harm reduction" lately.  Both for drugs and alcohol.  If you are an alcoholic and cannot seem to quit.  If you are killing yourself by your choices, there are now places where you can go to live and they will keep you comfortably drunk.  They will administer a steady dosage of alcohol to keep you comfortable so you do not suffer sobriety. 

There are ones for drugs as well.  They will keep you just a little high.  In each case, the idea is that they will try to keep your liver and organs functioning longer- keep you from doing too much harm to yourself.  They aim to minimize the bad effects of your substance of choice while ensuring that you never have to be sober.

To me- this seems like a bad, dystopian movie from 20 years ago where they keep you high and you live out your life hooked up to a machine that keeps you numb and prevents you from feeling anything.

And this is supposed to be progress and kindness.  To allow somebody to never hit rock bottom.  To ensure that they can live the longest, healthiest non-life that one can live.  To keep them from feeling joy or pain. To never force them to make a choice between life and death and instead leave them in a state where they continue to exist without living.

The argument for this appears to be "at least they are alive..."

WhiteCrow

Quote from: DigitalPigSnuggler on March 29, 2018, 07:28:01 PM
As you know, Ibby, and maybe some others, I live in the Philippines.  I am involved with a charity that takes in abandoned street kids.  They are divided into several dorms that are situated around Manila.

One of the homes is for handicapped kids.  All of the kids who are disabled are grouped in there.  Most are mentally handicapped, but there is also a Deaf kid, a girl with dyslexia, a few who are mentally okay but physically unable to speak etc.  All of them were abandoned to the streets and were taken in by the home.  For most of them, their age and names are unknown, so the staff assigns them.

I sponsored an outing a couple of weeks ago to a regional park for the handicapped home.  This was the first time that I had seen those kids outside of the dorm.  And what struck me was that the kids are more functional than I expected.  Meaning that they know when and how to go to the bathroom; they can be trusted to stay in their assigned groups and can carry out basic instructions of the type necessary to make a trip like that possible.  All of them are autonomously mobile.

I wish that I had stopped thinking right there, but I did not.  Because what was chilling is that there are surely abandoned kids who are not that functional; not that mobile.

The charity does what it can with what they have, and I agree with their choices.  You can't save everyone.  It's all fun and games here in the Sendapants thread, but we can all be thankful that a fat, lazy, selfish pile of dogshit lives thanks to the largesse of taxpayers like PaperBoy.  It's great to be a rich country.  God Bless America.

Thank you! The world is a better place because of you.


WhiteCrow

Quote from: WOTR on March 29, 2018, 10:41:30 PM
I will skip the argument about Senda and enabling him, and go onto a subject that I have been considering for awhile (sort of along the same lines, though.)

I have been hearing about "harm reduction" lately.  Both for drugs and alcohol.  If you are an alcoholic and cannot seem to quit.  If you are killing yourself by your choices, there are now places where you can go to live and they will keep you comfortably drunk.  They will administer a steady dosage of alcohol to keep you comfortable so you do not suffer sobriety. 

There are ones for drugs as well.  They will keep you just a little high.  In each case, the idea is that they will try to keep your liver and organs functioning longer- keep you from doing too much harm to yourself.  They aim to minimize the bad effects of your substance of choice while ensuring that you never have to be sober.

To me- this seems like a bad, dystopian movie from 20 years ago where they keep you high and you live out your life hooked up to a machine that keeps you numb and prevents you from feeling anything.

And this is supposed to be progress and kindness.  To allow somebody to never hit rock bottom.  To ensure that they can live the longest, healthiest non-life that one can live.  To keep them from feeling joy or pain. To never force them to make a choice between life and death and instead leave them in a state where they continue to exist without living.

The argument for this appears to be "at least they are alive..."

Bingo! ... we are all Falkies. Now we can live our excuses.

WhiteCrow

Quote from: brig on March 29, 2018, 10:39:31 PM
Well, I hope they don't have any fleas or bedbugs in them...

Good point... sorry George I withdraw my request.

WhiteCrow

Quote from: PB the Deplorable on March 29, 2018, 09:48:18 PM
The *only* thing I said about the Philippines is I don't compare helping those kids to ''helping'' Falkie.  They need it and deserve it.  He doesn't.

The rest of the post was what a disgrace it is that we enable people like Falkie here.  I get that the Libs think enabling people to live like he does is somehow a good thing.  It isn't.  It's not a positive that we - here in the US - enable lazy takers to lead what then become hopeless unproductive lives.

You can't always separate the chaff from the wheat.
Aren't we all glad that we aren't George or those unfortunate kids that DPS helps? 

Love ALL


RE: "EVIL SEWERGAB TROLL SENT SWT A FAKE BUS TICKET."

What in the world? More talk of getting a gun? He may forget. His ban is further than ownership. It involves just being around them. Which it sounds like he may just might be planning -- with the consent of others.

I hope he hasn't visited the place where that kid keeps his sporting arms and ammunition. Even in secret. Don't forget the previous "to do list" that included trips to the gun range. Huh? Did I hear that right? What gun range is that? Or is it some secret rural area?

Nice "fans" the guy has out there. Great, wise comment posted: "Kathy could get a fire arm." Oh, no she can't. Get that straight. When he mentions that he's ban because of a conviction when he was "young and stupid," he may forget about how he rants and raves online currently with hate-filled, violence-condoning "justice" against the imaginary enemies and "evil people." In present times. Has he matured and learned?

Character references? Anyone could just watch those videos and read what the guy himself releases for the world to see. No issues there? References? What about asking any business, store, institution, individual or whoever or whatever he has contact with? How do all of those go?

I'm sure he'll get raving reviews for his socially correct handling methods of dealing with others in society. Not like anyone would take that in account, or anything...

He also may fail to realize by making inquires to "authority" types over "restoring" his rights to own a gun, such may wonder why he wants one. At least he's sending out his own vibe to such that he's wanting to get his hands on a gun or guns. Why? For self defense? Against who?

Oh, yes, the self-indicted online haters, hackers, trolls, stalkers, burglars -- and the recently cited nameless, faceless potential assassins who he claims "follows him around in cars with blacked-out windows." Good. That justification makes him look more sane by the word.

His legal right is gone and bringing it back is not going to happen. And when he says he plans to have those living with him who do own a firearm, the whole lot of them can get in hot water for just that. Which I'm sure himself and his current stable mates are fully aware.

Not even handling one -- one -- spent piece of brass. Not even being around anyone who has one. When will the trip to the firing range come off? It's being "planned," so could that mean a possible conspiracy?

"Even if I had a gun," he guy once stated. "I won't tell anyone about it. It's none of their business," he's previously stated. Wrong he is. Wrong, wrong, wrong. It's the law's business. To do something to possible protect others from bad -- antisocial -- people with guns. Nothing like making possible intentions known, huh? Brilliant. Brilliant.

Quote from: PB the Deplorable on March 29, 2018, 09:48:18 PM
The *only* thing I said about the Philippines is I don't compare helping those kids to ''helping'' Falkie.  They need it and deserve it.  He doesn't.

The rest of the post was what a disgrace it is that we enable people like Falkie here.  I get that the Libs think enabling people to live like he does is somehow a good thing.  It isn't.  It's not a positive that we - here in the US - enable lazy takers to lead what then become hopeless unproductive lives.

I don't think that either of you DPS, PB are missing the point.  I agree with DPS in that we are fortunate to live in a country wealthy enough to provide food, shelter, services to the indigent, the disabled, and yes, even the stupid and lazy.  The alternative, as DPS knows, is brutal and ugly.  Thankfully, we don't have to deal with that shit here to the degree that many other societies do.

I agree with PB, there is too much abuse within the system, and human nature as it is, dictates that ambition (a strong desire to do or to achieve something, typically requiring determination and hard work) generally diminishes when one's basic needs are taken care of, without any effort whatsoever of the one receiving the benefit.  I'd like to see some incentive for these people to get off their ass and do something, even if that something means very little in the great scheme of things.  I worked for an organization which provides services to people with developmental and physical disabilities.  They have a sheltered workshop which provides the opportunity for these people to work...usually piece rate assembly-type jobs.  Some of these people, either due to disability or choice, didn't work very hard, made minimal wages (still a break for the tax payer), but they were generally more happy, had a developed sense of purpose, and were FAR easier to deal with in society, than the ones who refused to work but still had the expectation that their needs be met, ie...they were entitled.  Who does that sound like?

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