Cultcow Russell Greer / @ just_some_dude_named_russell29 / A Safer Nevada PAC - Swift-Obsessed Sex Pest, Convicted of E-Stalking, "Eggshell Skull Plaintiff" Pro Se Litigant, Homeless, aspiring brothel owner

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If you were Taylor Swift, whom would you rather date?

  • Russell Greer

    Votes: 117 4.5%
  • Travis Kelce

    Votes: 138 5.3%
  • Null

    Votes: 1,448 55.8%
  • Kanye West

    Votes: 283 10.9%
  • Ariana Grande

    Votes: 607 23.4%

  • Total voters
    2,593
So he is losing it, I think he honestly thought that people would believe what he wrote but now as it's getting picked apart (he's reading this thread to see what we are saying about the book) he is trying to back track and cover for what he has written. He's only going to get more manic as he realises this book isn't going to change how people think like he really thought it would.
 
I’m laughing about all the shit he’s spending his minimum wage earnings on. Formatting help, radio time, audio book, game, comp copies to folks who’ll never read them...all for a total of 3 Kindle books sold. Too bad that diploma mill didn’t require some 100 level business courses that touched on ROI.

At least two of those were bought by him.
Yep, sure. Ken was the one, Russ. Not Greg. And all those lies were there to make the story flow. We believe you.

EDIT: One would have to be naive to believe your stories, Russ.

What? So he opened multiple emails send by Kiwi Farms users and destroyed his work office several times? Or he opened multiple emails that had nothing to do with Kiwi Farms and destroyed his work office several times and decided to link the two? His explanation makes it worse not better.
 
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What? So he opened multiple emails send by Kiwi Farm users and destroyed his work office several times? Or he opened multiple emails that had nothing to do with Kiwi Farm and destroyed his work office several times and decided to link the two? His explanation makes it worse not better.

Alternatively, there was no virus on Kiwi Farms, there has never been a virus on Kiwi Farms, and Russell has a level of internet understanding roughly on par with a forth grader.

EDIT: *I mean Kiwi Orchards
 
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What if Russell hired Margo Palermo for one of her special massages

The Narcissistic Singularity would begin.

What if Russ really had a real Ken like he wrote about in his "book"?
I don't mean the actual Ken who he's interacted with online a handful of times, but an honest to god friend who was a lawyer, who accepted his ideas and even bounced ideas back.
His imaginary Ken is perfect in every way, and is loving described as having a perfect smile. He's successful, he listens and he's always there to pat ol' Russ on the shoulder and whisper in his ear "We'll get em next time, Tiger."
What would Russ do, or what would happen to him, if he actually had that genuine of friend in his life?

That's not a friend; that's an enabler. Russ has had genuine friends in his life, but he alienated him by being a narcissist, and behaved as if their trying to actually help him was some kind of maltreatment.
 
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Greer Russell
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I swear, some people do not know how to read. At the beginning of my book, there is a disclaimer that says: “SOME THINGS HAVE BEEN CHANGED TO MAKE THE STORY FLOW SMOOTHER.” So that doesn’t mean I lied or made stuff up, it means I had to bunch together a bunch of stuff that happened to make it flow smoother. For instance, there’s a scene in my book where my work computer catches a virus and it extends to other work computers. That was based on a few different instances. Instead of writing about all of those instances, I put them together to make the story flow smoother, as stated.
Some people are calling me a liar about the scene where Ken and his car get blown up. Ken, whose name was changed, was the guy threatening to sue me for using his likeness. So to save my ass, I had to add in something fictional so i couldn’t get sued.
Everything else happened, or like I said, slightly changed or bunched together to make it flow smoother.
But hey, if calling me a liar makes you feel better about yourself, then OK. You have no idea what I’ve been through.
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Marilyn Limb The problem then becomes how does a reader know what was real and what was added? You become an unreliable narrator when you completely fabricate a part of the story. Sadly this technique to save yourself makes the rest of the story less believable in general.
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Greer Russell As the cover says: “Based on True Events”. Idk. Research? Trust me? Or you can enjoy the message of the story: not backing down.
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Greer Russell This isn’t the first time a true event has incorporated fictional parts. In fact, I would say most “true stories” have bits of fiction.
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Greer Russell Like one would be naive to believe that a jealous ex started shooting at people on the titanic
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Greer Russell That’s why I tried adding in much pics and refs as I could. A lot of it I didn’t have evidence for. I didn’t have evidence of ppl following me; etc. But simply googling me shows ppl have bragged about filming me, etc
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Greer Russell Testimony from people close to me, etc
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Greer Russell Sorry that I didn’t film the ppl I got in fights with or verbal arguments with about Taylor Swift
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Greer Russell I’ll be sure to do that next time
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Marilyn Limb I didn't mean that you need hard evidence of everything that happened. I mean that when you openly admit that some parts are completely fictional you're leaving to the reader to figure out which parts those are, and they might think it's parts that are true. It's confusing, that's all

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Greer Russell
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BUT I WILL SAY THIS:
I Sued Taylor Swift for what started out as a way to get her attention and found out she hated me and crap hit the fan with trolls stalking me and my family. And I have lost friends, employment and housing because of things I alleged.
THAT ALL HAPPENED!
And that is the gist of my book.
Oh and I fixed the errors.
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What if Russell is just gay and in denial and thus is channeling that anger towards women, especially Taylor Swift (who has a large gay male fanbase)?

This is a strangely compelling theory.

If he is gay and in denial, it makes sense that'd he subconsciously sabotage himself, and he does it so well.

Consider these self-imposed hurdles he's created:

Only EVER pursues 9's and 10's despite the fact that he looks like a hobgoblin and behaves like a living, seething amalgamation of serious mental illnesses.

Treating his pursued with contempt and arrogance, assuring disinterest and revulsion from his target.

Overly aggressive and demeaning towards other males who have partners - is it really the men he is envious of?

This little gem from his Safari Ride video in which the lady doth protest too much.

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Also, his repeated references to the fictional males in his book as being 'studly', this in itself is a fucking bizarre way to refer to another male that you're allegedly speaking to in a professional or business setting.


On the other hand - perhaps he is simply a psychotic individual with a severe case of NPD, a sad little man in desparate need of psychiatric help.
 
I'm losing track here: to protect himself from getting sued by Skordas, the attorney who was/is suing him, Russ turned him into "Ken," an attorney who's his friend and gives him free advice? He's saying that Skordas is the one who got burned up in his car from a Molotov cocktail? Didn't his paralegal training teach him the difference between lying and conflating? Maybe he was goofing off in class too, googling TS or Ariana or whomever else instead of paying attention to the instructor. Schools like that don't care if you get educated - they take your money, they'll give you a passing grade to get rid of you, and from there you're on your own.

(Semi-PL: I once worked at a law firm with one of these idiots. Everything was fine until this person came along. Then she's turning in subpar work, and the rest of us are spending extra time to correct it without saying a word to her. Just to be nice, I might add, not because we had to. One day she turned in such a sloppy report that the printout of her report draft was so incompetent that the pages were covered with corrections and questions in red ink. To her, this just meant other people were screwing up her work, and she went on a rampage before getting herself canned. Another case of "too dumb to know how dumb she is." And everything was fine once she left. Law offices don't appreciate low-quality paralegals. It's a good way to lose cases. Paying your employee to screw up a case, especially a high-stakes case, isn't what they're in existence to do.)

Now, take the computer virus scene in Russ' book. If he wanted to make it more believable, he could have quarters flying out of the computers like slot machines, the two-tone sirens you always hear on old British films, something like "Happy Days Are Here Again" playing in the background, windows opening and shutting on their own... heck, at least turn the office sprinklers on so the water gets into the computers and starts mini-fires on everyone's desks. See, now, THAT'S storytelling!

After doubting him for so long about even having a book, I think I have an explanation. He had been writing it off and on, then felt so excited by his progress that he announced a release date. That's when he realized, "Oh shit, how do I wrap this up?" Hence that day when he "holed himself up in his room" - to finish it once and for all, albeit with short chapters that don't resolve anything yet bear a weak resemblance to an ending.

Coffee went up my nose from laughing reading Kayli's latest comment.

As for Kayli, whether she's a Kiwi or not, she keeps batting 1.000. Actually, if she's not a Kiwi, that just makes her more astounding. Her timing is brilliant - she totally engaged him in that conversation about TS being the Antichrist (page 403 of this thread), but with this spergout about whether he's telling the truth, she doesn't say a word. She has a very subtle sense of humor, so maybe she's just a "freelance" troll doing this for her own enjoyment. Whatever her reasons, I just hope she knows how much we appreciate her.
 
Russell describes his book variously as "the truth", "mostly true", or "based on the truth", claims that he didn't make anything up and then in the next paragraph says he entirely fabricated one aspect of it, and still expects people to think its credible? And he gets angry that he's questioned and people just don't get "the gist"? Like everything he claims, there's a tiny morsel of truth that he's turned into a huge pile of horseshit. He was filmed once for 20 seconds outside his Trial of the Century, he claims he's being filmed everywhere he goes. Some car drives slowly by him in the early morning, he claims he's being gangstalked. Everyone knows he was never threatened IRL, nor was his sister, nor was his mentor "Ken". He has a prolific imagination, I suppose to cope with how sad and pathetic his life really is.
 
This is what I get for not checking in for a week. I shouldn't have had to spoil myself before reading, but I'm a glutton for punishment and couldn't help it. It sounds better than previously thought, and I don't want to stall any longer.

I just have one question going into it, though, that I hope gets answered:
Does Taylor ride him for 20 minutes?

And if so, does this mean this can be qualified for the Bad Sex in Fiction Award?
 
There's so much about him that my sanity doesn't let me wrap my head around fully. How can he have so little awareness of... so many things. He can't see how changing things in his book to be more fictional makes it fiction. Also they are so far fetched only other mentally unstable people could believe it.
He seemingly has no idea of healthy or typical social interactions. He TRULY believes hundreds are wrong and he's right.
Ken I'm sure is entirely made up. Someone mentioned he was/is getting sued. Is that true? Cause Taylor, Greg, the dedication girl's family. (Can't remember her name:( ) They all have grounds.
 
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