>I am passing this on, having read it on afpf. I do honestly think we
>should be prepared to be hoodwinked
>by this person. Sorry no name supplied, and it isn't anyone I recognise
>but just be careful we don't want to be engaging anyone with multiple
>personalities and possibly an out and out trouble maker.

>Bobbie

>> The message <7ml6h5F3hg49...@mid.individual.net>
>> from Bobbie <noplacelikeh...@myhoose.net> contains these words:

>> > Be aware that we might have a
>> >   "schizophrenic troll"
>> > in this group. I hear it
>> > "gets very difficult to follow some threads when they get confused and
>> > post as one and then another."
>> > This troll apparently has no
>> > "meaningful discussion"
>> > but has
>> > "a double or multiple personality."

>> > I am passing this on, having read it on afpf. I do honestly think we
>> > should be prepared to be hoodwinked
>> > by this person. Sorry no name supplied, and it isn't anyone I recognise
>> > but just be careful we don't want to be engaging anyone with multiple
>> > personalities and possibly an out and out trouble maker.

>>  Rest assured I don't think the advice referred to genuine  mental
>> illness. There is no connection between
>> schizophrenia, and multiple-personality disorders.
>> Contrary to urban myth, schizophrenia has nothing to do with  a split
>> personality or Jekyll and Hyde  behaviour.

>>   Troublemakers using multiple posting ID's, (including ones "borrowed"
>> from regular posters) are pretty common and easily spotted
>> by anybody with their wits about them.

>But what if the person making the allegations has quite lost their wits?
>Assuming, of course, that they ever _had_ any!

>> In message <31303030343236304B05E94...@zetnet.co.uk>, Anne Welsh Jackson
>> <amygd...@zetnet.co.uk> writes
>> >Janet Baraclough <janet.and.j...@zetnet.co.uk> wrote:

>> >> The message <7ml6h5F3hg49...@mid.individual.net>
>> >> from Bobbie <noplacelikeh...@myhoose.net> contains these words:

>> >> > Be aware that we might have a
>> >> >   "schizophrenic troll"
>> >> > in this group. I hear it
>> >> > "gets very difficult to follow some threads when they get confused and
>> >> > post as one and then another."
>> >> > This troll apparently has no
>> >> > "meaningful discussion"
>> >> > but has
>> >> > "a double or multiple personality."

>> >> > I am passing this on, having read it on afpf. I do honestly think we
>> >> > should be prepared to be hoodwinked
>> >> > by this person. Sorry no name supplied, and it isn't anyone I recognise
>> >> > but just be careful we don't want to be engaging anyone with multiple
>> >> > personalities and possibly an out and out trouble maker.

>> >>  Rest assured I don't think the advice referred to genuine  mental
>> >> illness. There is no connection between
>> >> schizophrenia, and multiple-personality disorders.
>> >> Contrary to urban myth, schizophrenia has nothing to do with  a split
>> >> personality or Jekyll and Hyde  behaviour.

>> >>   Troublemakers using multiple posting ID's, (including ones "borrowed"
>> >> from regular posters) are pretty common and easily spotted
>> >> by anybody with their wits about them.

>> >But what if the person making the allegations has quite lost their wits?
>> >Assuming, of course, that they ever _had_ any!

>> It's all a conspiracy, I tell you!

>    You ain't fooling me, Gordanne; I know you are really  Phoendith.

>    Jobbie.

> >The message <2srioLERFnBLF...@g3snx.demon.co.uk>
> >from Gordon H <Gordon_N...@g3snx.demon.co.uk.invalid> contains these words:

> >> In message <31303030343236304B05E94...@zetnet.co.uk>, Anne Welsh Jackson
> >> <amygd...@zetnet.co.uk> writes
> >> >Janet Baraclough <janet.and.j...@zetnet.co.uk> wrote:

> >> >> The message <7ml6h5F3hg49...@mid.individual.net>
> >> >> from Bobbie <noplacelikeh...@myhoose.net> contains these words:

> >> >> > Be aware that we might have a
> >> >> >   "schizophrenic troll"
> >> >> > in this group. I hear it
> >> >> > "gets very difficult to follow some threads when they get confused and
> >> >> > post as one and then another."
> >> >> > This troll apparently has no
> >> >> > "meaningful discussion"
> >> >> > but has
> >> >> > "a double or multiple personality."

> >> >> > I am passing this on, having read it on afpf. I do honestly think we
> >> >> > should be prepared to be hoodwinked
> >> >> > by this person. Sorry no name supplied, and it isn't anyone I recognise
> >> >> > but just be careful we don't want to be engaging anyone with multiple
> >> >> > personalities and possibly an out and out trouble maker.

> >> >>  Rest assured I don't think the advice referred to genuine  mental
> >> >> illness. There is no connection between
> >> >> schizophrenia, and multiple-personality disorders.
> >> >> Contrary to urban myth, schizophrenia has nothing to do with  a split
> >> >> personality or Jekyll and Hyde  behaviour.

> >> >>   Troublemakers using multiple posting ID's, (including ones "borrowed"
> >> >> from regular posters) are pretty common and easily spotted
> >> >> by anybody with their wits about them.

> >> >But what if the person making the allegations has quite lost their wits?
> >> >Assuming, of course, that they ever _had_ any!

> >> It's all a conspiracy, I tell you!

> >    You ain't fooling me, Gordanne; I know you are really  Phoendith.

> >    Jobbie.

> Don't call me fiendish, especially with a lithp...
> --
> Gordon H
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