Antivirus pioneer John McAfee is on the run from murder charges,
Belize police say. According to Marco Vidal, head of the national
police force's Gang Suppression Unit, McAfee is a prime suspect in the
murder of American expatriate Gregory Faull, who was gunned down
Saturday night at his home in San Pedro Town on the island of
Ambergris Caye.
Details remain sketchy so far, but residents say that Faull was a well-
liked builder who hailed originally from California. The two men had
been at odds for some time. Last Wednesday, Faull filed a formal
complaint against McAfee with the mayor's office, asserting that
McAfee had fired off guns and exhibited "roguish behavior." Their
final disagreement apparently involved dogs . . . .
In July of 2010 . . . McAfee began posting on a drug-focused Russian
message board called Bluelight about his attempts to purify the
psychoactive compounds colloquially known as "bath salts."
Writing under the name "stuffmonger," a handle he has used on other
online message boards, McAfee posted more than 200 times over the next
nine months about his ongoing quest to purify psychoactive drugs from
compounds commercially available over the internet. "I'm a huge fan of
MDPV," he wrote. "I think it's the finest drug ever conceived, not
just for the indescribable hypersexuality, but also for the smooth
euphoria and mild comedown."
Elsewhere, he described his pursuit of "super perv powder" and warned
about the dangers of handling the freebase version of the drug: "I had
visual and auditory hallucinations and the worst paranoia of my life."
He recommended that the most effective way to take a dose is via
rectal insertion, a procedure known as "plugging," writing: "Measure
your dose, apply a small amount of saliva to just the tip of your
middle finger, press it against the dose, insert. Doesn't really hurt
as much as it sounds. We're in an arena (drugs/libido) that I navigate
as well as anyone on the planet here. If you take my advice about this
(may sound gross to some of you perhaps), you will be well
rewarded" . . . :
> Antivirus pioneer John McAfee is on the run from murder charges,
> Belize police say. According to Marco Vidal, head of the national
> police force's Gang Suppression Unit, McAfee is a prime suspect in the
> murder of American expatriate Gregory Faull, who was gunned down
> Saturday night at his home in San Pedro Town on the island of
> Ambergris Caye.
> Details remain sketchy so far, but residents say that Faull was a well-
> liked builder who hailed originally from California. The two men had
> been at odds for some time. Last Wednesday, Faull filed a formal
> complaint against McAfee with the mayor's office, asserting that
> McAfee had fired off guns and exhibited "roguish behavior." Their
> final disagreement apparently involved dogs . . . .
> In July of 2010 . . . McAfee began posting on a drug-focused Russian
> message board called Bluelight about his attempts to purify the
> psychoactive compounds colloquially known as "bath salts."
> Writing under the name "stuffmonger," a handle he has used on other
> online message boards, McAfee posted more than 200 times over the next
> nine months about his ongoing quest to purify psychoactive drugs from
> compounds commercially available over the internet. "I'm a huge fan of
> MDPV," he wrote. "I think it's the finest drug ever conceived, not
> just for the indescribable hypersexuality, but also for the smooth
> euphoria and mild comedown."
> Elsewhere, he described his pursuit of "super perv powder" and warned
> about the dangers of handling the freebase version of the drug: "I had
> visual and auditory hallucinations and the worst paranoia of my life."
> He recommended that the most effective way to take a dose is via
> rectal insertion, a procedure known as "plugging," writing: "Measure
> your dose, apply a small amount of saliva to just the tip of your
> middle finger, press it against the dose, insert. Doesn't really hurt
> as much as it sounds. We're in an arena (drugs/libido) that I navigate
> as well as anyone on the planet here. If you take my advice about this
> (may sound gross to some of you perhaps), you will be well
> rewarded" . . . :
"Nov. 1 can't come quickly enough for me. I really, REALLY want to put
that little + in the box for your Creepy Candy Coating on the ballot,
so badly my hand is twitching. And I'm sorely tempted to rustle up a
couple dozen sockpuppets and stuff the ballot box just to make
absolutely sure you "win" it, you fucking lech!"
"You can sit there all you want and spit out all the denial you can
muster, it still doesn't change the fact that you are the current king shit of the puppeteers in this group."
> Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by
> Checkmate!
> First, check out what mimus said:
> > Antivirus pioneer John McAfee is on the run from murder charges,
> > Belize police say. According to Marco Vidal, head of the national
> > police force's Gang Suppression Unit, McAfee is a prime suspect in the
> > murder of American expatriate Gregory Faull, who was gunned down
> > Saturday night at his home in San Pedro Town on the island of
> > Ambergris Caye.
> > Details remain sketchy so far, but residents say that Faull was a well-
> > liked builder who hailed originally from California. The two men had
> > been at odds for some time. Last Wednesday, Faull filed a formal
> > complaint against McAfee with the mayor's office, asserting that
> > McAfee had fired off guns and exhibited "roguish behavior." Their
> > final disagreement apparently involved dogs . . . .
> > In July of 2010 . . . McAfee began posting on a drug-focused Russian
> > message board called Bluelight about his attempts to purify the
> > psychoactive compounds colloquially known as "bath salts."
> > Writing under the name "stuffmonger," a handle he has used on other
> > online message boards, McAfee posted more than 200 times over the next
> > nine months about his ongoing quest to purify psychoactive drugs from
> > compounds commercially available over the internet. "I'm a huge fan of
> > MDPV," he wrote. "I think it's the finest drug ever conceived, not
> > just for the indescribable hypersexuality, but also for the smooth
> > euphoria and mild comedown."
> > Elsewhere, he described his pursuit of "super perv powder" and warned
> > about the dangers of handling the freebase version of the drug: "I had
> > visual and auditory hallucinations and the worst paranoia of my life."
> > He recommended that the most effective way to take a dose is via
> > rectal insertion, a procedure known as "plugging," writing: "Measure
> > your dose, apply a small amount of saliva to just the tip of your
> > middle finger, press it against the dose, insert. Doesn't really hurt
> > as much as it sounds. We're in an arena (drugs/libido) that I navigate
> > as well as anyone on the planet here. If you take my advice about this
> > (may sound gross to some of you perhaps), you will be well
> > rewarded" . . . :
> Truth is stranger than fiction. Norton must be celebrating.
Westinghouse just gave McAfee the contract to secure their nuclear
power plant control networks, so maybe he just wandered off that way
looking for some nice uranium salts.
--
Of course, that's a good way to get atomic ache, aAHhahahahaha!
> > > On Nov 13, 9:50 am, "THE COLONEL" <asianshem...@caribbeancity.net>
> > > wrote:
> > > > I wouldn't let it sniff my scotum.
> > > Is that the little hollow under your nose or the thing that hangs down
> > > at the back of your throat?
> > > --
> > > Another frenumy.
> > > Mimus wrote this nonsense whilst gazing in the mirror with big dreamy cow
> > > eyes.
> > Did not, I wrote it while being plonked ("blocked") by a well-known
> > financial columnist on Twitter.
> Have you ever seen a cow, or a horse, in real life? They do have the most
> beautiful eyes, big, soft, deep, soulful, with long graceful lashes. Hera was
> called oxen-eyed as a compliment.
> Being called oxen-nosed, oxen-cheeked, oxen-eared, or oxen-faced would be
> another matter.
"Ox-butt" would also be on the non-compliment list?
> > > On Nov 13, 9:50 am, "THE COLONEL" <asianshem...@caribbeancity.net>
> > > wrote:
> > > > I wouldn't let it sniff my scotum.
> > > Is that the little hollow under your nose or the thing that hangs down
> > > at the back of your throat?
> > > --
> > > Another frenumy.
> > > Mimus wrote this nonsense whilst gazing in the mirror with big dreamy > > > cow
> > > eyes.
> > Did not, I wrote it while being plonked ("blocked") by a well-known
> > financial columnist on Twitter.
> Have you ever seen a cow, or a horse, in real life? They do have the most
> beautiful eyes, big, soft, deep, soulful, with long graceful lashes. Hera > was
> called oxen-eyed as a compliment.
> Being called oxen-nosed, oxen-cheeked, oxen-eared, or oxen-faced would be
> another matter.
"Ox-butt" would also be on the non-compliment list?
"Nov. 1 can't come quickly enough for me. I really, REALLY want to put
that little + in the box for your Creepy Candy Coating on the ballot,
so badly my hand is twitching. And I'm sorely tempted to rustle up a
couple dozen sockpuppets and stuff the ballot box just to make
absolutely sure you "win" it, you fucking lech!"
"You can sit there all you want and spit out all the denial you can
muster, it still doesn't change the fact that you are the current king shit of the puppeteers in this group."
> > > On Nov 13, 9:50 am, "THE COLONEL" <asianshem...@caribbeancity.net>
> > > wrote:
> > > > I wouldn't let it sniff my scotum.
> > > Is that the little hollow under your nose or the thing that hangs down
> > > at the back of your throat?
> > > --
> > > Another frenumy.
> > > Mimus wrote this nonsense whilst gazing in the mirror with big dreamy cow
> > > eyes.
> > Did not, I wrote it while being plonked ("blocked") by a well-known
> > financial columnist on Twitter.
> Have you ever seen a cow, or a horse, in real life? They do have the most > beautiful eyes, big, soft, deep, soulful, with long graceful lashes. Hera was > called oxen-eyed as a compliment.
> Being called oxen-nosed, oxen-cheeked, oxen-eared, or oxen-faced would be > another matter.
"Nov. 1 can't come quickly enough for me. I really, REALLY want to put
that little + in the box for your Creepy Candy Coating on the ballot,
so badly my hand is twitching. And I'm sorely tempted to rustle up a
couple dozen sockpuppets and stuff the ballot box just to make
absolutely sure you "win" it, you fucking lech!"
"You can sit there all you want and spit out all the denial you can
muster, it still doesn't change the fact that you are the current king shit of the puppeteers in this group."
> Warning! Always wear ANSI approved safety goggles when reading posts by
> Checkmate!
> First, check out what mimus said:
> > Antivirus pioneer John McAfee is on the run from murder charges,
> > Belize police say. According to Marco Vidal, head of the national
> > police force's Gang Suppression Unit, McAfee is a prime suspect in the
> > murder of American expatriate Gregory Faull, who was gunned down
> > Saturday night at his home in San Pedro Town on the island of
> > Ambergris Caye.
> > Details remain sketchy so far, but residents say that Faull was a well-
> > liked builder who hailed originally from California. The two men had
> > been at odds for some time. Last Wednesday, Faull filed a formal
> > complaint against McAfee with the mayor's office, asserting that
> > McAfee had fired off guns and exhibited "roguish behavior." Their
> > final disagreement apparently involved dogs . . . .
> > In July of 2010 . . . McAfee began posting on a drug-focused Russian
> > message board called Bluelight about his attempts to purify the
> > psychoactive compounds colloquially known as "bath salts."
> > Writing under the name "stuffmonger," a handle he has used on other
> > online message boards, McAfee posted more than 200 times over the next
> > nine months about his ongoing quest to purify psychoactive drugs from
> > compounds commercially available over the internet. "I'm a huge fan of
> > MDPV," he wrote. "I think it's the finest drug ever conceived, not
> > just for the indescribable hypersexuality, but also for the smooth
> > euphoria and mild comedown."
> > Elsewhere, he described his pursuit of "super perv powder" and warned
> > about the dangers of handling the freebase version of the drug: "I had
> > visual and auditory hallucinations and the worst paranoia of my life."
> > He recommended that the most effective way to take a dose is via
> > rectal insertion, a procedure known as "plugging," writing: "Measure
> > your dose, apply a small amount of saliva to just the tip of your
> > middle finger, press it against the dose, insert. Doesn't really hurt
> > as much as it sounds. We're in an arena (drugs/libido) that I navigate
> > as well as anyone on the planet here. If you take my advice about this
> > (may sound gross to some of you perhaps), you will be well
> > rewarded" . . . :
"Nov. 1 can't come quickly enough for me. I really, REALLY want to put
that little + in the box for your Creepy Candy Coating on the ballot,
so badly my hand is twitching. And I'm sorely tempted to rustle up a
couple dozen sockpuppets and stuff the ballot box just to make
absolutely sure you "win" it, you fucking lech!"
"You can sit there all you want and spit out all the denial you can
muster, it still doesn't change the fact that you are the current king shit of the puppeteers in this group."
"Nov. 1 can't come quickly enough for me. I really, REALLY want to put
that little + in the box for your Creepy Candy Coating on the ballot,
so badly my hand is twitching. And I'm sorely tempted to rustle up a
couple dozen sockpuppets and stuff the ballot box just to make
absolutely sure you "win" it, you fucking lech!"
"You can sit there all you want and spit out all the denial you can
muster, it still doesn't change the fact that you are the current king shit of the puppeteers in this group."
>> > > > On Nov 13, 9:50 am, "THE COLONEL" <asianshem...@caribbeancity.net>
>> > > > wrote:
>> > > > > I wouldn't let it sniff my scotum.
>> > > > Is that the little hollow under your nose or the thing that hangs down
>> > > > at the back of your throat?
>> > > > --
>> > > > Another frenumy.
>> > > > Mimus wrote this nonsense whilst gazing in the mirror with big dreamy >> > > > cow
>> > > > eyes.
>> > > Did not, I wrote it while being plonked ("blocked") by a well-known
>> > > financial columnist on Twitter.
>> > Have you ever seen a cow, or a horse, in real life? They do have the most
>> > beautiful eyes, big, soft, deep, soulful, with long graceful lashes. Hera >> > was
>> > called oxen-eyed as a compliment.
>> > Being called oxen-nosed, oxen-cheeked, oxen-eared, or oxen-faced would be
>> > another matter.
>> "Ox-butt" would also be on the non-compliment list?
>That depends on whether you're from Missisippi where ox-butt is a step up from >pig's-ass.
>'Can you squeal like a prom date?'
my names ned beatty and i refuze to answer that. now shut up and pass
me that apple.
> >> On Nov 13, 9:50 am, "THE COLONEL" <asianshem...@caribbeancity.net>
> >> wrote:
> >> > I wouldn't let it sniff my scotum.
> >> Is that the little hollow under your nose or the thing that hangs down
> >> at the back of your throat?
> >> Another frenumy.
> >> Mimus wrote this nonsense whilst gazing in the mirror with big dreamy cow
> >> eyes.
> > Did not, I wrote it while being plonked ("blocked") by a well-known
> > financial columnist on Twitter.
> i got 'right wing corporate cunt doesn't like mimus's honesty.'
Anyone who calls a company's (Hostess') decision to shut down plants
rather than see a strike over labor cuts while giving their executives
massive compensation increases and bonuses a "proper market response"
is gonna get twitted a bit.
He especially didn't like my "I guess the proper market response to
park-rangers going on strike is to burn down the forest."
