23 Jul 2020 10:25 am
sootedupCyndi » 21 Jul 2020, 2:39 am » wrote: ↑ Better yet. I have a better idea. I'll send Fama for me. Then she can get in trouble instead of me.
One more point. If fools is trying to convince Huey… I'm so Evil... evilI pretty sure Huey would laugh. he may along.. but he'd laugh.
I was giving kfools top quality content, and then he banned me because he got pissed.
He got pissed because we banned strain hedge. Clearly, he had a dog in that fight. Strain hedge was his proxy over here, going after isabel. But I never quite got what his investment was, there. I think it likely that he had projected some vicious motives onto isabel, and that he wasn't able to depersonalize it enough to consider any interpretations other than the ones that he had invested in. For example, it would never occur to him to ask, just how **** bloody evil WAS this broad that isabel was locking horns with - and just how bad, really, WERE isabel's actions? Those were the two things I felt were missing from his prosecution of her: He didn't fully appreciate who she was opposing, and the didn't "give the devil her due" in assessing isabel's conduct - conduct which was rather banal and unexceptional, based on the evidence proffered. A machiavel, she wasn't.
Then, too, strain hedge's "get izzy" role might have been a cover for more nefarious stratagems. In that case, his ire at the ouster would make more sense.
Anyway, he got pissed because we banned strain hedge - so he banned me. I don't think he gave that very much thought - he acted wrathfully. I think that he was particularly steamed to learn that Ronjul was my sok. I have to say, I had a wonderful time giving Ronjul that turn - he was devastating. I approached the bit from a line out of Get Shorty, where vinnie barbarino is explaining to the movie producer how to get respect and lay down the law. And he says something along the lines of, who am I? I'm the guy who is telling you how it is - that's who I am. And so, I said to Ronjul, you are the guy who is telling them how it is.
And I was so happy with the result. You have to always bear in mind, when I go tongue in cheek, in my OCCURRING WORLD, everybody's in on it - everyone knows that it's me. I mean, in Ronjul we have a sok I have used several times in the past - so there's one tell. I've never referred to him as anything except "our entirely fictional outsourced East Indian I.T. guy, Ronjul." That's another tell. The photo is absolutely preposterous - there's another. His siggy is pure americana, AND a play on his Hinduism - another tell that he's not legit. I mean, he has sok written all over him. But as I say, he was propelled by that one beautiful movie line: "I am the guy who is telling you how it is." And he just flew for me. And I flew with him. And it was a very special moment, between me and my sok. It elevated him, for me. He was just an athletic sok, doing mostly janitorial duties (clean up) - and now, I'm looking for matching suspenders, and asking my tailor to lift the hems on my suit pants another quarter inch.
Sorry for the detour - the Ronjul affair just tickled me pink. Anyway, I think it was learning he'd been hoodwinked by my sok that really steamed him - which was never my intention. Ronjul was purely theater, from my perspective. Those familiar with shakespeare understand that he always had a sub-comedy echoing the plot of the history or the tragedy that was the meat of the matter at hand. So if the king was being unfaithful to the people, then the tavern owner would be unfaithful to those over whom he was steward, but in a slapstick way and without the pentameter. Ronjul - who recently had been publicly shamed and fired after a crash and replaced by Jagadeesh - was rehabilitated and trotted out to shake his *** for laughs. But vinnie barbarino's direction gave him such gravitas that very few asked, "who is this guy." He was the guy who was telling them how it is.
So Ronjul fooled kfools - and to kfools, that meant that I had done him dirt. So he banned me. And I haven't any doubt that he has regretted that decision. He gained nothing, and cannot know what he might have lost, in that hasty decision. One of the things I had agreed to do for him was to play Jesus Christ in his hell room, and occasionally redeem someone. The opportunities for puns and cultural allusions are literally endless in such a character - the theater all but writes itself. He had in me a proven work horse, asking nothing but a pasture in which to kick up sod - and he fenced me out, over some silliness. Hindsight can be blinding, I will wager.
Then, too, strain hedge's "get izzy" role might have been a cover for more nefarious stratagems. In that case, his ire at the ouster would make more sense.
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