A day in the life of our Friend...

In addiiton to being glum, I think he might be characterized as
'delusional'. Or, this would really be funny -- what if he's an
imposter who created this fictional Mx character as a joke, and really
flies big iron? If so, we'd have to give him a lot of credit because
the personality he created is woven of whole cloth.

But that sure wouldn't be the way to bet, would it?

Really, though, who in their mid forties would want to sit in his Paris
apartment with very little money, taking his major pleasure by
pretending to fly (and often annoying real pilots on the 'net)? I
wonder, does he have accesss to mental health professionals? Crazy does
not mean stupid.




On Jan 9, 5:00 am, Thomas Borchert
wrote:
Steve,

Mosts of his entries are pretty glum. I didn't see anything positive written
about anything, except his time spent with his new joystick.I found amazing the capability to rationalize coming late to classes and not
caring about students as the fault of others.

--
Thomas Borchert (EDDH)

"Tony" wrote in message
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In addiiton to being glum, I think he might be characterized as
'delusional'. Or, this would really be funny -- what if he's an
imposter who created this fictional Mx character as a joke, and really
flies big iron? If so, we'd have to give him a lot of credit because
the personality he created is woven of whole cloth.

More likely, he's proof that they left the door unlocked at the Funny Farm.