I GOT A FEVER, AND THE ONLY PRESCRIPTION IS...

[NonEntity]

(12-03-2011 11:08 AM)Pete in Wisconsin Wrote:  The first step to recovery is admitting I have a problem. But I'm in denial, which is the tell-tale symptom of "CALL OF SHAME" addiction.

What about admitting that I am a problem? Does that buy me anything?

- NonE

[Pete in Wisconsin]

I am a witness with firsthand knowledge that NonEntity is a problem.

[Marc Stevens]

(12-03-2011 12:53 PM)Pete in Wisconsin Wrote:  I am a witness with firsthand knowledge that NonEntity is a problem.

Yeah, so am I.

I've got another IRS "hearing" to do this morning, we may have another call to post.

[Kel]

(12-06-2011 08:11 AM)Marc Stevens Wrote:  I've got another IRS "hearing" to do this morning, we may have another call to post.

Oh for goodness sake Marc. Why don't you just mainline Pete with some of that "booger sugar" while you're at it. You are a sick pup.


-NonE-Prime

[Pete in Wisconsin]

Stevens seems to be a master of getting people hooked on CALLS OF SHAME, then stringing us along like begging, grovelling puppets. If you listen to "No State Project" podcasts from the past six months, you'll notice a bad case of "over-promising and under-delivering" in the CALL OF SHAME department.

The ratio of promised CALLS OF SHAME to actual posted calls is somewhere near 14:1

This despicable pattern must be broken.

[Kel]

(12-07-2011 05:54 PM)Pete in Wisconsin Wrote:  Stevens seems to be a master of getting people hooked on CALLS OF SHAME, then stringing us along like begging, grovelling puppets.

Once most dealers get their customers hooked they start cutting their product with Baking Soda. In Marc's defense, he has kept his "stuff" pretty pure, free of any BS


I think the two of you need to figure out a way for him to just feed these calls to you intravenously. Like a morphine drip, anytime you need a fix you're just a click away.

Since Marc is dealing with bureaucrats of some form or another all day everyday, perhaps he needs to strap a recording device to his body that will automatically upload to the website so you can constantly streamline it. Again, every time you need a fix you'll just be a "click" away. :rolleyes:





-NonE-Prime (crackin' himself up)

[Pete in Wisconsin]

Typical monopoly/cartel behavior: suppress supply to artificially increase demand/price.

In show business, its called, "Leave 'em wanting more!"