FDR is still around

Number of posts: 8 Registration date: 2010-12-30

http://freedomainradio.com/Forums.aspx

thats a direct link. you'll get banned, or something.

That poor kid.

His parents are paying to send him all over Europe, changing his mind (and location/school) year to year and living like a king! (see the pic in his thread)

and he is convinced the secret to freedom to cut them off in exchange for a seat at stef's dinner party.

how does this happen?

Subject: Re: FDR is still around Fri Jan 14, 2011 11:58 am

sedentary wrote:

http://freedomainradio.com/Forums.aspx

thats a direct link. you'll get banned, or something.

That poor kid.

His parents are paying to send him all over Europe, changing his mind (and location/school) year to year and living like a king! (see the pic in his thread)

and he is convinced the secret to freedom to cut them off in exchange for a seat at stef's dinner party.

how does this happen?

Which thread are you referring to?

Number of posts: 8 Registration date: 2010-12-30

I thought I linked right to it, whoops.
its called 'introducing mozz'

http://freedomainradio.com/BOARD/forums/t/23574.aspx

I also hadnt realized how old the thread was since I found it in the 'most recently viewed' section.

I've stopped following FDR for the most part sine reading through most of this forum as well as his.

For the worlds largest philosophical conversation - there sure isnt a lot of philosophical debate to be found there.

The cynic in me thinks its an internet therapy scam disguised as 'personal philosophy'

the optimist says hes just a charming bald canadian with some misguided views.

I would love to get my hands on the askatherapist podcasts. for curiosity's sake.

Subject: Re: FDR is still around Sun Jan 16, 2011 1:34 am

sedentary wrote:

I thought I linked right to it, whoops.
its called 'introducing mozz'

http://freedomainradio.com/BOARD/forums/t/23574.aspx

I also hadnt realized how old the thread was since I found it in the 'most recently viewed' section.

I've stopped following FDR for the most part sine reading through most of this forum as well as his.

For the worlds largest philosophical conversation - there sure isnt a lot of philosophical debate to be found there.

The cynic in me thinks its an internet therapy scam disguised as 'personal philosophy'

the optimist says hes just a charming bald canadian with some misguided views.

I would love to get my hands on the askatherapist podcasts. for curiosity's sake.

Molyneux removed the Ask A Therapist podcasts some time ago, apparently for "spring cleaning". He has ignored requests for their return and refuses to discuss his reasons.

The "therapist" in these podcasts is his wife, Christina Papadopoulos who has her own licensed psychotherapy practice.

Number of posts: 122 Registration date: 2010-02-08

I brought Mozz into this and really hope he gets out at some point. But I don't really have any contact anymore.

The Podcasts are available. I actually built a complete archive, and with some Yahoo Foo you can find the missing ones online.

Martin

Number of posts: 8 Registration date: 2010-12-30

MartinB wrote:

I brought Mozz into this and really hope he gets out at some point. But I don't really have any contact anymore.

The Podcasts are available. I actually built a complete archive, and with some Yahoo Foo you can find the missing ones online.

Martin

I'm watching prison break at the moment, the cryptic nature of this post makes grin.

Sorry to hear about mozz.

Number of posts: 122 Registration date: 2010-02-08

sedentary wrote:

I'm watching prison break at the moment, the cryptic nature of this post makes grin.

Was there Crypsis in my post?

Nu, i managed to find the long time missing postcasts 451&452 after some searching. That made my day.

Martin

Number of posts: 8 Registration date: 2010-12-30

MartinB wrote:

Was there Crypsis in my post?

Martin

maybe it was just all the prison break ive been watching - the way you told me they could be found, and not where to find them made it seem like a treasure hunt. that and the funny feeling that

every archive I found goes from 450-454

Number of posts: 122 Registration date: 2010-02-08

sedentary wrote:

maybe it was just all the prison break ive been watching - the way you told me they could be found, and not where to find them made it seem like a treasure hunt. that and the funny feeling that

every archive I found goes from 450-454

I hinted at how I found them. But they are not actually that interesting.

Martin