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Post 21

Gnomon - time to move on

What is this bus you talk of? Has the Grim Reaper been replaced by a bus service?


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sprout

It's a complement to the GR - A938225

Sprout


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Post 23

Gnomon - time to move on

Is there not supposed to be an announcement when an entry is moved?

This entry has been removed from Peer Review because:

a) It does not match the Guidelines for writing Edited Entries.

b) Nobody has the faintest notion what it is about.


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Felonious Monk - h2g2s very own Bogeyman

perhaps writing an announcement in a language that the author would have understood was too much of a tall order, so they didn't bother smiley - erm


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Gnomon - time to move on

We could write the announcement and then use machine translation into German and back to English. That should do it! smiley - biggrin


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Post 26

Whisky

The Executive Board determines: This free time by ' the system of
evaluation Equalness ' were moved ' A976638 - - to HOLLY to
SEARCH - '.


Translation of...



Editorial Note: This conversation has been moved from 'Peer Review' to 'A976638 - -H-O-L-L-Y--E-X-A-M-I-N-A-T-I-O-N-'.

(English to Dutch to French to German to French to Dutch to English)


smiley - winkeye

Guess who's bored smiley - biggrin



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Post 27

Gnomon - time to move on

smiley - laugh


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Felonious Monk - h2g2s very own Bogeyman

smiley - laugh
Makes about as much sense as the original article!


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Post 29

mikeypie

If you liked this posting, you may also enjoy A1007100smiley - winkeye


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Post 30

Ellen

Glad you are all having so much fun laughing at someone that is obviously psychotic! smiley - cross


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Post 31

Gnomon - time to move on

We tried to be polite, but he never came back to talk to us.smiley - sadface


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Post 32

Ellen

There is a clinical term for this: hypergraphia.


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Post 33

Ellen

Hi Gnomen, sorry, simulpost there.


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Gnomon - time to move on

Actually looking back on this thread, we didn't try to be polite. There were a number of other similar entries and we tried politeness there. By the time this one came along, we'd got fed up. But I don't know whether the others were by the same researcher. The one I remember in particular was "The problem is religious".


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Post 35

Ellen

Actually there's no really great response you can make. The only one that is appropriate is "please seek help", but if a person is already psychotic, there's very little chance of them understanding or heeding you. I guess I mainly take exception to the suggestions that the writer was on drugs. That may not be the case at all, the person may simply be mentally ill. Such people deserve compassion, not ridicule. I guess I feel strongly about this because I am bipolar myself.

smiley - towel


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Felonious Monk - h2g2s very own Bogeyman

Call it 'offloading'. We have had *reams* of this stuff sent to PR recently, and we're only trying to preserve what's left of our own sanity by using an adult approach: humour. He has ignored all polite injunctions to modify his approach. The other options are (a) screaming at this individual in the hope that he'll stop, (b) getting the Italics to ban him totally, (c) trying to ignore him while still having to wade knee-deep through this garbage or (d) persistently yikesing his stuff. All of which are particularly dispiriting.


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Post 37

Tango

It looks to me like entries like these were written on computers suffering from a PEBCAK error...

Tango

PS Whoever works out what pebcak stands for first wins a mystery prize. smiley - winkeye


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Post 38

mikeypie

I prefer PEBSAK (seat) smiley - winkeye. Do I get to ask the next question?
Oh. I must be on the wrong board. *goes back to h2iq* smiley - mouse


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Post 39

mikeypie

JEllenJ42, it might be constructive to do an entry on hypergraphia and similar psychosis and then we could use these entries as constructive examples of the condition. (win-win?)

I am not medically trained and don't feel qualified to write such an article or provide diagnosis myself, but if you have access to proper texts or have the training, you might be able to do this.

Hmm? smiley - mouse


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Post 40

Stuart

Would somebody please explain what hypergraphia is. I'm having difficulty following this thread without knowing what everyone is talking about.

I could possibly work out hypographia but hypergraphia has me stumped.

Stuart


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