Cultcow Russell Greer / Mr. Green / @ 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

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

  • Russell Greer

    Votes: 117 4.5%
  • Travis Kelce

    Votes: 138 5.3%
  • Null

    Votes: 1,451 55.8%
  • Kanye West

    Votes: 285 11.0%
  • Ariana Grande

    Votes: 609 23.4%

  • Total voters
    2,600
Yeah, the ''staring at him in a store'' thing is just because he looks and acts like a lunatic. I get some people may look too much at uggos or make rude remarks sometimes, but being ugly (and deformed) isn't a felony and no security personnel will keep following you around just because you're ugly.

But if you smell like a literal trashcan that was left in the Sahara sun for five days while walking all hunched and wearing a fucking suit three sizes bigger, yeah my fam, you will get followed by security.
Filthy, bad smelling people with ill-fitting clothes often get labeled as homeless or special needs. And no store will want to have some lunatic hobo babbling around or a retard without his wrangler shitting up the place.
 
If he does get stared at and followed in stores, I'm convinced it's because he looks exceptional, and staff are wondering if he's going to need help (or potentially cause trouble) because he doesn't have a wrangler present. Nobody sees a cool guy in a suit when Russell's around, and scarcely anybody knows what Moebius is or could identify somebody who has it on sight. So they see Russell, with his dishevelled Dad's castoff wardrobe, shitty posture, and poor grooming, and they see a drooling reetard--simple as that. Which I'd feel bad about for anyone else with Moebius, as that's a genuine problem that makes their life harder than it ought to be, but since it's Russell? Fuck, no.

Now I'm wondering if he actually wears his suit around to places like the grocery store. It's too bad that unlike certain other lolcows, we don't have many field agents in the area to give us reports of Russell in the wild. I envision Russ being both too lazy to put on the suit to go to the grocery store (Reviewbrah he is not), and also being just the kind of exceptional person who would don his ill-fitting, outdated and stained sport jacket just to go pick up some muffins.

And as for why he chose to be a paralegal rather than an actual attorney? From his perspective, it was the lowest-effort route to a legal career. (From my perspective, he's just too dumb to get through a four-year college, into law school, through law school, and then pass the bar exam.) For a guy who goes on about putting in "100%" effort into whatever he does, he's really one lazy, half-assing motherfucker.

I would bet that Russ had to take one of those career aptitude tests that were en vogue in American public schools at the time. For those who were never subjected to one of these, they were glorified personality tests that gave you a list of suggested career paths based on your answers. Either that or a school counselor suggested the paralegal profession, since it doesn't take a high level of intelligence (albeit still too much for even Russell) nor does it require much speaking.

Yeah, the ''staring at him in a store'' thing is just because he looks and acts like a lunatic. I get some people may look too much at uggos or make rude remarks sometimes, but being ugly (and deformed) isn't a felony and no security personnel will keep following you around just because you're ugly.

But if you smell like a literal trashcan that was left in the Sahara sun for five days while walking all hunched and wearing a fucking suit three sizes bigger, yeah my fam, you will get followed by security.
Filthy, bad smelling people with ill-fitting clothes often get labeled as homeless or special needs. And no store will want to have some lunatic hobo babbling around or a retard without his wrangler shitting up the place.

If Russ wants to go grocery shopping without being trailed or looked at weird, he ought to move out to the west coast. He wouldn't be nearly as creepy or alarming as the patrons of stores in most cities of California, Oregon or Washington.
 
Now I'm wondering if he actually wears his suit around to places like the grocery store. It's too bad that unlike certain other lolcows, we don't have many field agents in the area to give us reports of Russell in the wild. I envision Russ being both too lazy to put on the suit to go to the grocery store (Reviewbrah he is not), and also being just the kind of exceptional person who would don his ill-fitting, outdated and stained sport jacket just to go pick up some muffins.

Considering he wears slacks and a belt, a button down shirt (tucked in) and dress shoes to the fucking gym, I’d wager on a big 10-4 there good buddy.
 
If he does get stared at and followed in stores, I'm convinced it's because he looks exceptional, and staff are wondering if he's going to need help (or potentially cause trouble) because he doesn't have a wrangler present. Nobody sees a cool guy in a suit when Russell's around, and scarcely anybody knows what Moebius is or could identify somebody who has it on sight. So they see Russell, with his dishevelled Dad's castoff wardrobe, shitty posture, and poor grooming, and they see a drooling reetard--simple as that. Which I'd feel bad about for anyone else with Moebius, as that's a genuine problem that makes their life harder than it ought to be, but since it's Russell? Fuck, no.

I can't see Russell bothering with salad, either. If he's putting Ranch dressing on food, I imagine it's going on pizza, fries, or other crapfood.
Because he's from a blue-collar town, and a religion where the most respected people are all men in white-collar jobs, so he wanted the same kind of social status. I suspect he latched onto the legal profession after his brush with the law over his high school boys' room "kill list," when an attorney helped get him off with minimal consequences. And maybe his awareness of anti-discrimination laws, and that he might have to rely on them to stand up for his rights, had something to do with it. But obviously, he sees the law as a tool to force people, businesses, and government to give him whatever he wants. He's proven to be spectacularly incompetent at wielding that tool, but that hasn't stopped him.

And as for why he chose to be a paralegal rather than an actual attorney? From his perspective, it was the lowest-effort route to a legal career. (From my perspective, he's just too dumb to get through a four-year college, into law school, through law school, and then pass the bar exam.) For a guy who goes on about putting in "100%" effort into whatever he does, he's really one lazy, half-assing motherfucker.

No. And he's never written anything that wasn't calculated to get a female celebrity's attention. If he ever came to the realization that composing shitty songs was never going to get him what he wanted, he'd probably stop making music entirely. But I suspect that playing piano and being "musical" got him plenty of good-boy asspats in childhood (despite his ineptitude), so he's incorporated "musician" and "songwriter" into his identity because they're things he believes will impress other people. But finding real joy in making music for its own sake? I don't see that in him.

I don't think it's denial, because that would imply that he knows damned well why he's getting mocked on the internet and his life is spiralling into the shitter, yet chooses to turn a blind eye to his own failings and blame someone or something else for it.

I think he's so narcissistically delusional that he honestly believes he's doing everything absolutely right, and that it's everybody and everything else that is hellbent on thwarting him. He cannot admit to any wrongdoing because he can't even see how anything he's done was wrongdoing in the first place.

He doesn't merely want to be noticed; he wants to be respected, celebrated, envied, elevated, desired, adored. He wants to be seen as an inspirational figure who others look up to. That he has done nothing particularly inspiring, or anywhere near worthy of all the adulation he craves is absolutely lost on him because he really, truly does not understand how other people think, and thus how they perceive him, and why they respond to him as negatively as they do.

It's like he learned a few formulas for getting praise and attention as a kid ("wear a suit; get told how nice and grown-up you look"; "play the piano; get told how talented you are"; "claim you're being picked on; adults will punish the kids who don't like you"), and he keeps trying unsuccessfully to use variations of them as an adult. But he doesn't understand why those formulas don't work any more--because he never understood why they worked in the first place, only that they did work.

Well, judging by the current state of his life--marginally employed in menial jobs; a pariah in the career field he trained for; constantly having to move from one rented room to another because his roommates quickly find him intolerable; virtually friendless; estranged from his family; excommunicated from a religious community that has a real soft spot for those born with disabilities; an internet laughingstock; unable to get laid in a whorehouse--he isn't surviving very well at all. And as time goes by, his ability to keep surviving is only going to get worse.

The one thing that has kept him functioning so far (and is perhaps his sole redeeming quality) is that he does at least have a solid work ethic. He'll work shitty, low-status jobs he hates just to keep money coming in and a roof over his head; unlike a lot of cows here he hasn't ever resorted to internet beggary to subsidize his existence. But he burns through those jobs in short order because he's Russell, with all of his incompetence and glaring personal failings.

I suspect the reason he's still able to get jobs (or housing) at all is because he's got a disability, lives in a Mormon-dominated area, and, as I mentioned above, Mormons tend to have a soft spot for people born with disabilities (it's seen as evidence of acts of spiritual valor in the pre-existence, IIRC). But eventually, he will have burned too many bridges, and his resumé will be far too spotty. And if an employer or potential roommate googles him? He's fucked.

Over the past two or three years he's really gone downhill, at every level of his existence, and due to his low intelligence and obvious personality disorder he's incapable of turning things around. I expect he'll spent the next two or three years getting ever more marginal jobs, and living in progressively less-desirable housing, until something finally snaps and he's unable to get one or the other, and thus loses both. Eventually, he's either going to end up living under a bridge, or maybe his parents will let him come back to Evanston and live in his childhood bedroom under the condition that he not file any more lawsuits, make any brothel visits, or discuss either Taylor Swift or legalizing prostitution. Whatever happens, it's not going to end well for him. But given how thoroughly shitty a human he is, I can't say I feel too terrible about that.

The whole thing about "spiritual valor in the pre-existence" is not doctrine. It is a common belief with people of the LDS faith, but by no means an official one, or even one held by the majority. Most LDS people do believe that those born with severe mental and developmental disabilities will automatically gain entry to the highest kingdom of Heaven since their condition renders them incapable of understanding right from wrong, thus makes sin impossible for them to commit. Plus, LDS people for the most part tend to be very friendly, kind, and generous, so they aren't very likely to treat tards with kindness and patience.

However, despite being about as intelligent as a lobotomized sea cucumber, Russ has the mental faculties to understand right from wrong. Despite looking like a window-licking, pants-shitting tard, he's essentially "normal" upstairs. He understands what behaviors society accepts, and what behaviors people find offensive, unacceptable, or immoral/sinful. He has coasted through life, benefiting from the people around him coming from a religious culture that is extraordinarily kind and tolerant towards speds, and so he's been able to avoid any serious consequences for being such a shitty person or have anyone call him out for being a worthless piece of shit to his face. Because no one in his community wants to be the one who made a tard cry.
 
However, despite being about as intelligent as a lobotomized sea cucumber, Russ has the mental faculties to understand right from wrong. Despite looking like a window-licking, pants-shitting tard, he's essentially "normal" upstairs. He understands what behaviors society accepts, and what behaviors people find offensive, unacceptable, or immoral/sinful.
I'd argue that while he knows what other people find offensive, unacceptable, or immoral/sinful, he disagrees and thinks those views are fundamentally wrong, especially because they don't suit him or benefit him specifically.
 
I'd argue that while he knows what other people find offensive, unacceptable, or immoral/sinful, he disagrees and thinks those views are fundamentally wrong, especially because they don't suit him or benefit him specifically.

Eh, I'd argue that he doesn't know even that. I mean, how many times was he SHOCKED that someone blocked him FOR NO REEEASON AT ALL?
 
And as for why he chose to be a paralegal rather than an actual attorney? From his perspective, it was the lowest-effort route to a legal career. (From my perspective, he's just too dumb to get through a four-year college, into law school, through law school, and then pass the bar exam.) For a guy who goes on about putting in "100%" effort into whatever he does, he's really one lazy, half-assing motherfucker.

Even if Russell had the aptitude to become a successful attorney, how would that even look realistically? He couldn't argue a case without an interpreter of some kind, right? Either way, what a nightmare to be on any jury Russell gets to speak in front of.

If Russ wants to go grocery shopping without being trailed or looked at weird, he ought to move out to the west coast. He wouldn't be nearly as creepy or alarming as the patrons of stores in most cities of California, Oregon or Washington.

Accurate af. Russ always reminds me of someone you'd expect to see in those little special needs group outings at the mall or taking the bus. With his last Macey's post, one of my first thoughts was if they wonder where the rest of his group is.
 
Even if Russell had the aptitude to become a successful attorney, how would that even look realistically? He couldn't argue a case without an interpreter of some kind, right? Either way, what a nightmare to be on any jury Russell gets to speak in front of.

He could have been one of those attorneys they keep hidden in the back of the office that just drafts legal contracts and doesn't actually go to court. They all tend to be weird autistic freaks so that's right up his alley.
 
Yeah, the ''staring at him in a store'' thing is just because he looks and acts like a lunatic. I get some people may look too much at uggos or make rude remarks sometimes, but being ugly (and deformed) isn't a felony and no security personnel will keep following you around just because you're ugly.

But if you smell like a literal trashcan that was left in the Sahara sun for five days while walking all hunched and wearing a fucking suit three sizes bigger, yeah my fam, you will get followed by security.
Filthy, bad smelling people with ill-fitting clothes often get labeled as homeless or special needs. And no store will want to have some lunatic hobo babbling around or a retard without his wrangler shitting up the place.

We also don't know if most or any of it is true. This is a guy who thinks Taylor Swift releases songs to overshadow his frivolous court filings. This is a guy who wrote about how people tried to run him down on two separate occasions. He thinks everyone is constantly looking, thinking and talking about him. Sometimes it's probably true because he's a sped but I wouldn't be surprised if he thinks store employees are "following" him as they go around cleaning up the messes he makes.
 
Even if Russell had the aptitude to become a successful attorney, how would that even look realistically? He couldn't argue a case without an interpreter of some kind, right? Either way, what a nightmare to be on any jury Russell gets to speak in front of.
He could be an intellectual property lawyer. They have little or no actual court time and make big bucks; look at Frank Wu, for example. Owning an insane narcissistic tranny "wife" is notoriously expensive but he seems to manage it just fine. Of course that would require Russell to not be a complete moron, so it's not on the table. But you can definitely be a lawyer, even a successful one, without setting foot in a courtroom.
 
We also don't know if most or any of it is true. This is a guy who thinks Taylor Swift releases songs to overshadow his frivolous court filings. This is a guy who wrote about how people tried to run him down on two separate occasions. He thinks everyone is constantly looking, thinking and talking about him. Sometimes it's probably true because he's a sped but I wouldn't be surprised if he thinks store employees are "following" him as they go around cleaning up the messes he makes.
He thinks everyone hates him because he sued Taylor Swift and she's some sort of universally beloved figure, when in reality very few people know he sued her, fewer would care, and lots of people don't like her music.
 
He could have been one of those attorneys they keep hidden in the back of the office that just drafts legal contracts and doesn't actually go to court. They all tend to be weird autistic freaks so that's right up his alley.
I actually knew one of those. He was brilliant, but completely socially inept and not very organized. I know that doesn't make much sense, but he had an autistic level ability to Rain Man his documents. Only problem was his notes were fucking IMPOSSIBLE to read so the paralegals would literally pass the draft motions around trying to figure out what the fuck he was talking about and the hive mind would eventually figure it out. His office was a goddamned disaster of files stacked up on the floor, the chairs, the desk. However, he was a really good attorney if he didn't have to actually deal with the clients face to face. It was real estate law so it was pretty well suited to him.

Long story short, Rusty could have easily done this kind of thing if he had a modicum of intelligence or restraint, but here we are.
 
I know I’m not really supposed to post personal things about myself but I work in the legal field. There is NO WAY he could ever argue a case in court. The court reporter could never transcribe what he says and I doubt even an interpreter could make heads or tails of it.
He could represent the person that sued the state for slipping on his slobber, though
 
Russ one-stars Deserae.

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One thing I never really see talked about enough is how Russ seems to think life works exactly like a rom-com. It’s something you see a lot in younger people who have experienced more fiction than reality, but he’s almost 30.

Russ tries to set up all these outlandish scenarios that would only work in a movie. “He’s a struggling musical artist with a vendetta. She’s the world’s biggest pop star. When they meet in the courtroom, she realizes he can give her a better life. Russel Greer stars in Love, Your Honor.” Then he’s shocked when things don’t work out the way they’re “supposed” to.

The way he thinks is very transactional (I input flowers and wooing words, girl outputs penis-sucking and adoration), but the way he imagines transactions going down is so heavily skewed by “narrative”, narcissism, and wishful thinking that he never gets it right.
 
Russ one-stars Deserae.

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Maybe if *you* looked (and acted) professional, you wouldn't have interviews cancelled, Russ.

What's the betting someone in the office was doing a last-minute quick google of the prospective candidate, and, upon comparing the horrific greasy bunny ranch selfies with the disheveled mess in the reception area, decided their time was more important than his pride and told him to go the fuck away?

Russ, a proud brothel patron and serial sue-er of the stars, who doesn't hide behind anonymity because it's the rest of the world that's wrong and not him. Russ, a man who would rather complain in one-star reviews and work scrubbing toilets than use a fake name and social media account.

Russ is a cautionary tale about the price of being genuine - particularly when your genuine personality has all the charm and intelligence of an overflowing drain.
 
However, he was a really good attorney if he didn't have to actually deal with the clients face to face. It was real estate law so it was pretty well suited to him.

He was also probably actually right in his legal arguments even if he was a blindingly autistic train wreck and the stereotypical autistic lawyer, who definitely do exist. Russ fails to grasp even basic legal concepts after them being explained to him in simple words so even though he's not a literal ree-ree, he's still too dumb to do it.

He would get basic shit wrong and then be too dumb to understand he got it wrong, and instead of fixing it, he'd just lose his case and then reeeee about the biased judge who hates disabled people.
 
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