Author Topic: Hunter Thompson ends his fear and loathing  (Read 22269 times)

ratioci nation

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Re: Hunter Thompson ends his fear and loathing
« Reply #120 on: February 25, 2005, 04:03:00 pm »
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  Lets be honest, AARP is the old people's lobby.
 
it serves that function yes, but the only reason the age is as low as 50 is so that they dont limit their membership too much

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Re: Hunter Thompson ends his fear and loathing
« Reply #121 on: February 25, 2005, 04:10:00 pm »
Or, perhaps it's because the geezers tend to be a little on the stingy side, so they realized that if they wanted to actually get some dues-paying members, they need to hit them up a little earlier in the wealth cycle.
 
 
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  Lets be honest, AARP is the old people's lobby.
 
it serves that function yes, but the only reason the age is as low as 50 is so that they dont limit their membership too much [/b]

ratioci nation

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Re: Hunter Thompson ends his fear and loathing
« Reply #122 on: February 25, 2005, 04:13:00 pm »
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  Or, perhaps it's because the geezers tend to be a little on the stingy side, so they realized that if they wanted to actually get some dues-paying members, they need to hit them up a little earlier in the wealth cycle.
 
right, they dont want to limit their membership   ;)

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Re: Hunter Thompson ends his fear and loathing
« Reply #123 on: February 25, 2005, 04:45:00 pm »
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 If you greet people at Wal-Mart then you're definitely "OLD".

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Re: Hunter Thompson ends his fear and loathing
« Reply #124 on: February 25, 2005, 10:33:00 pm »
Hunter's suicide is an extremely classic case of the suicide of a manic depressive. Just about the right time of year too though a tad early. Most manic depressives who off themselves tend to do so in either March or April. Also, writers are extremely highly represented in the ranks of the manically depressed.
 
 When a manic depressive does kill themselves, it's just at the turning point of just coming off of a manic cycle. You will often hear the friends and family make claims of surprise because of how happy they were at that time. The belief is that they can't handle the roller coaster ride back down the hill or that dreadful crash into despair.
 
 Whether Hunter was a manic depressive, I honestly don't know but I would say that it's a fairly safe bet saying that he definitely was.

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Re: Hunter Thompson ends his fear and loathing
« Reply #125 on: March 07, 2005, 05:20:00 pm »
i forgot to post this headline from last week's onion:
 
 Contemporaries Remember
 Hunter S. Thompson
 As Ravenous, Mutant
 40-Eyed Lizard-Demon
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Re: Hunter Thompson ends his fear and loathing
« Reply #126 on: March 07, 2005, 07:14:00 pm »
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 As Ravenous, Mutant
 40-Eyed Lizard-Demon
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