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- Apr 2, 2016
So, I've been reading all of this and yet I can't tell if Seebs has actually been in a room with any of Murray's creations. Seebs claims to "know" them and has known them for years but how so? Does Seebs know them all online and maybe via chatting? Various online groups and SL sex rooms? I'm thinking Seebs may be a victim of this ruse, just like everyone who swore up and down the family in the Warrior Eli scam were real because they'd talked to them on Facebook. But I may have missed if Seebs insists (s)he's broken bread or spent Father's Day with this bizarre sex cult.
But let's all be clear as we investigate - Murray is a man who suffered a loss and created a host of characters who met his emotional needs. There are no feral shit smearing nubile girls with the minds of Stephen Hawking beating the shit out of middle-managers. There may be one peripheral person involved in Murray's strangeness but for now it's all him. He's very likely used the names of real people to represent the characters in his head but if there are more than two separate people involved in and aware of this strange ruse, I too will eat a hat.
No company is going to permit on premises someone who is so unstable he or she will beat anyone who touches them. All it takes is someone brushing up against them accidentally in a stairwell or an elevator or a bathroom and it's all over. And as @Southern Belle noted, you cannot be made to sign away any rights you have to seek legal or civil redress by employer request or demand. All HR reps would have shit themselves at the following: "Hi, we have this genius level programmer who is largely non-verbal, has dicey bathroom habits, is hyper-sexual, doesn't like clothes, cannot be trusted around sharp objects or even hard corners on tables, and may come unglued and savagely beat into unconsciousness anyone who accidentally touches her. Oh, and she needs someone to take care of her all day because she may freak out with no real warning. I want to bring her on as a contractor and everyone has to sign away their legal rights in the event that she puts them in a coma. Sound good? Let's get a start date!"
Not going to happen. Ever. Non negotiable. 99% of what Murray describes is impossible, so immoral that several social services groups would have descended by now or so illegal that it's laughable that anyone online bought it for very long, but if the Internet has taught me nothing, it's taught me that people are trusting and other people like to test that trust.
So what say you, Seebs? Broken bread with the clan? Been in the same room? Are you a victim of Murray's imagination or are you in on the ruse? And I say ruse - Murray doesn't seem to be seeking anything but attention. But unless you've been in the presence of all of Murray's people, you may want to take a step back and analyze all of this information with more dispassion.
But let's all be clear as we investigate - Murray is a man who suffered a loss and created a host of characters who met his emotional needs. There are no feral shit smearing nubile girls with the minds of Stephen Hawking beating the shit out of middle-managers. There may be one peripheral person involved in Murray's strangeness but for now it's all him. He's very likely used the names of real people to represent the characters in his head but if there are more than two separate people involved in and aware of this strange ruse, I too will eat a hat.
No company is going to permit on premises someone who is so unstable he or she will beat anyone who touches them. All it takes is someone brushing up against them accidentally in a stairwell or an elevator or a bathroom and it's all over. And as @Southern Belle noted, you cannot be made to sign away any rights you have to seek legal or civil redress by employer request or demand. All HR reps would have shit themselves at the following: "Hi, we have this genius level programmer who is largely non-verbal, has dicey bathroom habits, is hyper-sexual, doesn't like clothes, cannot be trusted around sharp objects or even hard corners on tables, and may come unglued and savagely beat into unconsciousness anyone who accidentally touches her. Oh, and she needs someone to take care of her all day because she may freak out with no real warning. I want to bring her on as a contractor and everyone has to sign away their legal rights in the event that she puts them in a coma. Sound good? Let's get a start date!"
Not going to happen. Ever. Non negotiable. 99% of what Murray describes is impossible, so immoral that several social services groups would have descended by now or so illegal that it's laughable that anyone online bought it for very long, but if the Internet has taught me nothing, it's taught me that people are trusting and other people like to test that trust.
So what say you, Seebs? Broken bread with the clan? Been in the same room? Are you a victim of Murray's imagination or are you in on the ruse? And I say ruse - Murray doesn't seem to be seeking anything but attention. But unless you've been in the presence of all of Murray's people, you may want to take a step back and analyze all of this information with more dispassion.