Psych 101

Instead of focusing on all the plethora of insults and labels out
there (virtually all of which are well earned, and likely true)...

It seems to me, that Scott "I am Important" Abraham...above all
else...Seems to desperately feel like he is in control of things. Not
just some things...EVERYTHING. He needs to convince himself he's in
full control of his weight...of RSA, and the numerous posters on it
sometimes thousands of miles away....of the content and volume in
RSA...of "boning" buxom blondes that we all know are far out of his
league (i.e., the league of sane people)...of other's professional
success....of other's social lives and perceived reputations...

Is there a name for a condition such as this ?

What happened to this miserable creature to justify such extreme
psychology ?

In article .com,
HPLCisNeat-O wrote:

Is there a name for a condition such as this ?

Scott probably suffers from "Cluster B" personality disorders. They are
marked by dramatic, emotional, or erratic behavior. He probably has
others as well, and there is some overlapping. Obviously, he also has
some problems with obsessive behavior.

Wikipedia has a very readable entry on this at:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personality_disorder

(despite this being "Wikipedia," it is clearly written, and I see no
obvious errors. That's not to say I'd reference it on an academic paper




What happened to this miserable creature to justify such extreme
psychology ?

From the article: "Child abuse and neglect consistently evidence
themselves as antecedent risks to the development of personality
disorders in adulthood."

On Sep 28, 7:30 pm, Dave Cartman wrote:
In article .com,

HPLCisNeat-O wrote:
Is there a name for a condition such as this ?

Scott probably suffers from "Cluster B" personality disorders. They are
marked by dramatic, emotional, or erratic behavior. He probably has
others as well, and there is some overlapping. Obviously, he also has
some problems with obsessive behavior.

Wikipedia has a very readable entry on this at:

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Personality_disorder

(despite this being "Wikipedia," it is clearly written, and I see no
obvious errors. That's not to say I'd reference it on an academic paper




What happened to this miserable creature to justify such extreme
psychology ?

From the article: "Child abuse and neglect consistently evidence
themselves as antecedent risks to the development of personality
disorders in adulthood."

plus the fact - he's just frickin' ooogly.

On Oct 1, 7:42 am, Sven Golly wrote:
Doofus Fighter wrote groups.com:

plus the fact - he's just frickin' ooogly.

I think this explains a lot.

--
Sven Golly

-- According to Jeff Davis, Scott Abraham is "no threat to anyone."

-- Scott Abraham on the Lake Tahoe Invasion: "I wasn't invited, for
obvious reasons"

Did you know a Scott character has been on South Park? Remember Tad
from the "Asspen" episode?

http://www.tv.com/south-park/asspen/...935/recap.html

On Oct 1, 9:10 am, Richard Henry wrote:
On Oct 1, 7:42 am, Sven Golly wrote:

Doofus Fighter wrote groups.com:

plus the fact - he's just frickin' ooogly.

I think this explains a lot.

--
Sven Golly

-- According to Jeff Davis, Scott Abraham is "no threat to anyone."

-- Scott Abraham on the Lake Tahoe Invasion: "I wasn't invited, for
obvious reasons"

Did you know a Scott character has been on South Park? Remember Tad
from the "Asspen" episode?

http://www.tv.com/south-park/asspen/...935/recap.html

That guy could ski though ?

On Oct 2, 7:59 am, pigo wrote:
On Oct 1, 9:10 am, Richard Henry wrote:



On Oct 1, 7:42 am, Sven Golly wrote:

Doofus Fighter wrote groups.com:

plus the fact - he's just frickin' ooogly.

I think this explains a lot.

--
Sven Golly

-- According to Jeff Davis, Scott Abraham is "no threat to anyone."

-- Scott Abraham on the Lake Tahoe Invasion: "I wasn't invited, for
obvious reasons"

Did you know a Scott character has been on South Park? Remember Tad
from the "Asspen" episode?

http://www.tv.com/south-park/asspen/...935/recap.html

That guy could ski though ?

Apparently "pizza" and "french fry" can get you far...(allusion to the
episode).