Friday, April 05, 2013
Update on Amanda Baggs. Still Seeking Attention
The last update I can find from yesterday lets us know that Amanda needed to use a bedpan and that the nurses are sick of the horribly obese and disgusting Laura Tisoncik hanging around. Where's Sanjay Gupta and CNN when you need them? How come they don't show Amanda being rolled like a beached whale onto her bedpan while fat Laura moans and complains to the nurses? Somebody tell Dr Gupta to get this story on TV for us.
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How the hell does she put on so much weight, if she has so much trouble eating, she needs an hose pipe rammed down her throat?
Thermonuclear Malingering.
You people are disgusting. Even if her claims were fraudulent, she's dying and all you can do is make fat jokes.
Haven't heard if she croaked or not. What happened?
Yeah, I'm sure she's dying. Just like she is autistic. Who are the morons that fall for this woman? Well, except for Susan Senator-the queen of morons.
I guess she must not be dying afterall. And if you really want to read something sickening about this vile creature this Facebook entry by Diary Of A Mom- posted on Thursday- should do the trick. She's an utter fool to fall for this phony cow!
Diary of a Mom
Thursday via mobile.You know those moments when you read something that someone has written and you just stare at the words for a while, unable to move or even breathe because they are just so achingly familiar? Because they describe from the *inside* a process that you’ve watched time and time (and time) again from the outside? And that you’ve yearned to have a way to explain to other people who just didn’t – or don...’t – seem to get it but you just didn’t have the right words because, well, it’s hard to have the right words sometimes when you’re on the outside looking in, but then, then you see it right there in print from the inside out and you say, yes … THAT.
This ..
“They don’t realize that as they’re doing this they’re just throwing on more and more language to process. And that each time they ask a question, the message I get in my head is “Urgent, urgent, needs response, now need to figure out how to respond,” and I have to then backtrack and figure out what the question is if I don’t want to just give a random answer (I have a bunch of templates stored in my head for question types that have easy enough answers to randomly pull out to get people to stop asking them). And then halfway through my figuring it out it gets interrupted by another message of “Urgent! Urgent! Answer them!”
From Amanda Baggs, "How (not) to ask me Questions" - link in the first comment below.
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