It's such a shame that Lucas hasn't found this thread yet (as far as we know). Just to see him sperg about his midlife crisis and "age-phobia" on this thread would be absolutely hilarious.
Maybe he'll notice once he gets out of the loony bin (if he has internet access, that is).
According to Lucas' half-brother, he sent a letter to their dad and he says he is going to move to the woods and live off the land. ("I'm not afraid of hard work") He's still telomere signaling, same crazy bullshit. I will look for the thread and cap it.
It's such a shame that Lucas hasn't found this thread yet (as far as we know). Just to see him sperg about his midlife crisis and "age-phobia" on this thread would be absolutely hilarious.
Maybe he'll notice once he gets out of the loony bin (if he has internet access, that is).
Lucas is aware (as he can be) of this thread. He touts that this is all Photoshop to make him look bad and keep him from getting a millennial girlfriend.
I think just looking at Lucas is enough. Plus the second he opens his mouth you can tell he's pretty far gone. Video evidence of his insanity just reinforces everything.
Probably because it was reported by some ween ruining the fun for everyone, but he's also still in the nuthouse, so this means he'll come back to find his site gone, and that could be good for content too.
There are some old writings of his online from years ago when he was clearly better medicated at the time. He still seemed a bit odd, but was way more coherent and rational and not fixated on his obsessions: http://poetrypoem.com/cgi-bin/index.pl?sitename=lux&item=about
Granted, it's anyone's guess the extent to which his mental health simply degraded over the years, medication aside.
A common side-effect of many medications (in particular anti-depressants and antipsychotics) is slight weight gain - it may have contributed to his obesity but was not the main cause. He ate the most fattening dishes at Red Robin on a near-daily basis, and yet he's in denial about being vastly overweight.
I can't wait to hear the tale of how the Wern spun his long, fibrous telomeres into a rope and climbed down to freedom from his fourth-story window. Millennial chicks, take note.
I can't wait to hear the tale of how the Wern spun his long, fibrous telomeres into a rope and climbed down to freedom from his fourth-story window. Millennial chicks, take note.
A common side-effect of many medications (in particular anti-depressants and antipsychotics) is slight weight gain - it may have contributed to his obesity but was not the main cause. He ate the most fattening dishes at Red Robin on a near-daily basis, and yet he's in denial about being vastly overweight.
That being said one of the major symptoms of bipolar disorder (especially in someone with schizoid tendencies) is either the denial of or the failure to recognise that they have a serious problem.