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|    HarryLime to W.Dockery    |
|    Re: The Lime sock on Stephan Pickering a    |
|    11 Feb 25 06:35:58    |
      [continued from previous message]              everything that has ever been written, tie them all together into one       inconceivably massive tome, then tie all of that in with science,       quantum theory, the existence of multiverses and... fractals. IOW: It's       a fool's errand in that it's too vast in scope for anyone to accomplish.              Pickles appears to have always been batshit crazy, and this is exactly       the type of project that a psychotic would be drawn to as a means of       establishing some sort of order in his perception of reality.                     >> we'll       >> never know for sure.       >       > Actually the archives will show, as Pickering explained it a few times.              Pickles' attempts at explanation were long, rambling, garbled rants that       mangled language almost as much as your posts -- only more       pretentiously.              >       >> However, based on the data dump of material he       >> posted from his bibliography, I'm betting it's pretty close.       >       > Not really.       >       >>> And he rode around on a bicycle       >       > Not unusual for Oregon I'm told       >       >>>> mummified cat in his basket       >       > Lie and misrepresent much, Pendragon?              Had you not broken my sentence in half, you would have seen that I was       calling it unusual that he rode on a bike *with* a mummified cat sitting       in a basket that was attached to his handlebars. And, yes, I think       that's more than a bit odd.                     >       >> and a small filing cabinet dragging from the       >>>> rear fender.       >       > This part I can believe, as I've seen people traveling around with set       > ups like that       >       >> his imaginary wife and children,       >       > Not true, his late wife actually enjoyed my poetry.              Pick had several wives. At least one of them was real. His 14-year old       Israeli wife was a figment of his imagination... as were the two       children he claimed to have had with her.                     >       >>>> Faline's spirit who was in contact with him from the Beyond,       >       > You don't believe in ghosts?              Not in that way.              Ghosts appear when moments overlap (as written in a Pendragonian       Proverb). I believe that all of time is occurring simultaneously within       one eternal moment. In certain altered states of consciousness when the       Freudian "censoring agent" of one's Pre-conscious mind has been       compromised (this can include such non-drug related causes as stress,       fasting, illness, and exhaustion) one's Blakean "Doors of Perception"       become expanded to the effect that one perceives images (usually       transparent as their moment is superimposed onto the "present" one). We       assume that these are ghosts (disembodied spirits of the dead), when       they are really just images from the almost infinite number of moments       happening simultaneously with the moments constitute our lives.                     >       >> his story       >>>> that he draft dodged the Vietnam war by skipping to Canada and Israel       >>>> (when he had actually checked himself into a mental institution after       >>>> having been caught stealing from Forrest Ackerman...)       >       > This part of his story was complicated, I never did quite get Ll the       > details straight.              That's because Pickles never admitted to it.              Based on his letters to Forrest Ackerman, as well as on other sources       about Mr. Ackerman, I have been able to piece it all together. The       dates are all in his letters, but I'm not going to pull them up here       (especially as they've already been archived).              The basic story runs as follows: when Pickles was in high school, his       father got drunk and climbed in to his mother's bedroom through her       window. His parents were divorced at the time, since his father had a       history of physically abusing his wife, either she or her mother (the       official story) shot him to death.              Pickles' mother checked herself into an asylum shortly thereafter.              Pickles with his father dead and his mother institutionalized, Pickles       soon found himself homeless. He took to bouncing around between homes       of friends and relatives in the Los Angeles area.              It was around this time that he befriended Forrest Ackerman -- at first       through fan letters, which led to their meeting in person. Forrest,       feeling sorry for the boy, hired him to catalog all of his horror movie       paraphernalia. Ackerman was known for employing for employing young,       pallid, introverted youths as factotums, later thought by several of his       friends (in retrospect of the charges of pedophilia leveled against him       after his death) to have possibly been homosexual boy toys. I'm not       saying that Pickles was... just reporting what I read.              In spite of "Uncle Forry" having taken Pick under his wing, Pick was       caught attempting to leave Forry's house with two suitcases stuffed full       of the movie monster paraphernalia he was being paid by Forry to       catalog. This caused a permanent break to their relationship. Pickles       later attempted to patch things up by apologizing for the theft and       telling Forry that he had checked himself into a mental institution for       roughly half a year and was now better. His attempt to make amends       failed. Forry was finished with him (telling a friend that the thing he       regretted most in his life had been befriending Stephan Pickering).              This took place over the course of about 2 1/2 years beginning IIRC in       Pick's senior year of high school, or else shortly thereafter. Pick       never went to Canada or to Israel, as his letters from this time (when       he'd claimed to have been there) were all posted in and around Los       Angeles. Pick attempted to lie his was out of it with some idiotic       story that he sent his letters from Canada to his friends in Los Angeles       so that they could mail them from LA to Forry. Of course this story       contradicts the content of the letters when he discusses both the       attempted theft and his subsequent institutionalization... but like I       said, he was a pathological liar and a psychopath.                            >>> All basically true but filled with Michael Pendragon lies and       >>> misrepresentations.       >>       >> I don't see how one can represent it in a more positive light       >       > Okay, you basically covered it well, with just a few corrections from       > the.       >       >>> Stephan Pickering was:       >>>       >>>> Jewish. He       >>>> self-converted       >>>       >>> And Dr David Scheimmer verified the document.       >>>       >>> Stephan Pickering was a converted Jew, which is valid       >>       >> His "Shtar" was nothing more than a letter from some phony Rabbi       >       > Scheimmer says it looks legitimate.              Is his name David Schwimmer or David Scheimmer? At the time you were       insisting that it was Schwimmer (like the actor from Friends).              I'm sure it was a real letter from the ersatz Rabbi. But no Jew would       have accepted it as proof of his conversion.                     >> founded his own bizarre offshoot of Judaism.       >       > Another "California religion" I take it              Definitely. I'm pretty sure that he was from CA -- but would have to       check the archives to confirm it.              >       >> Neither this Rabbi, or his       >> hippy-dippy branch of "Judaism" was accepted by the Conservative or       >> Orthodox community. Even the Reform Jews looked askance at it.       >       > Still doesn't make it not legitimate.              Yes it does. I lived in an Orthodox Jewish community for over 25 years       (and am still connected with it). Orthodox Jews will not accept a       Reform conversion, and will only accept a Conservative conversion if it       is done in strict accordance with the Orthodox Laws. I know this very       well because I spent over half a year trying to find a Conservative       Rabbi who could perform a conversion that the Orthodox community would       consider "Halacal" (legitimate/in keeping with Orthodox Law). Pick's       Rabbi was Reform -- and not just Reform, but way out in left field              [continued in next message]              --- SoupGate-DOS v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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