Robert Clarkson passed away

[Tax Man]

EDIT: If the linked page identifies a regular on this forum, I can see a reason for a restriction (to keep someone's real name confidential). This is the first time I've ever run across the message here at Quatloos.

I removed the link. I didn't notice that the posts were in a private part of the forum. No names were revealed, but I'm sure TPTB put it there for a good reason.

ok, thanks. that's the guy.

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Most forums have caves which usually wind up being venues for infighting and other massive wastes of time. I always figured there was at least one here, and this is probably the one forum where it/they serve a useful purpose considering the strange proclivities and irrational thought processes of some of the people who are exposed here, particularly considering the front-line occupations of some Q participants.

And now we know.

As for tubby, his demise may have served to save us taxpayers a boatload of incarceration costs, or at the very least significant injunction litigation costs. Not to mention his now permanent inability to inflict indirect financial and personal pain on gullible marks.

[wserra]

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Reason: Removed link to private part of forum.

"Link"? To a "private part"?

Must be the "S&M Scams" forum.

[LPC]

Last edited by webhick on Wed Mar 03, 2010 12:59 am, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: Removed link to private part of forum.

"Link"? To a "private part"?

There's a secret society within the secret society?

Two worries: Why didn't I know that? And: What happens now that I do?

(Not that I actually "know" anything, of course.)

[Imalawman]

Last edited by webhick on Wed Mar 03, 2010 12:59 am, edited 1 time in total.
Reason: Removed link to private part of forum.

"Link"? To a "private part"?

There's a secret society within the secret society?

Two worries: Why didn't I know that? And: What happens now that I do?

(Not that I actually "know" anything, of course.)

Apparently, we're on a "need to know" basis. I think Webby might be "disappearing" soon, now that she inadvertently released a secret of the inner circle.

[Tax Man]

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Reason: Removed link to private part of forum.

"Link"? To a "private part"?

Must be the "S&M Scams" forum.

I saw the private part; it looked glorious.

[Lambkin]

(Not that I actually "know" anything, of course.)

Sure, now all the insiders will deny being in the know.

[Demosthenes]

Nothing to see here. Move along.

[Famspear]

Nothing to see here. Move along.

A coverup! A coverup!


I know! The mysterious deleted link holds the secret instructions on how to find Jimmy Hoffa's body.

No, wait.... it's a description of the map leading to the Lost Ark of the Covenant. (Oh, no, wait, Steven Spielberg found that years ago...)

Could be, oh, I don't know, maybe it's a secret document that explains why the heck they ever bothered to make and actually show the 1995 TV mini-series version of Stephen King's book, The Langoliers - one of the worst adaptations of anything I've ever seen on television.

EDIT: I now have to wonder whether the conjecture over the contents of the forbidden Quatloos link will gradually become part of the folklore of mysteries - especially for tax protester-tax denier types. Will we see an entire body of work devoted to conspiracy theories regarding the contents of The Missing Quatloos Link??

[Tax Man]

Nothing to see here. Move along.

A coverup! A coverup!


I know! The mysterious deleted link holds the secret instructions on how to find Jimmy Hoffa's body.

No, wait.... it's a description of the map leading to the Lost Ark of the Covenant. (Oh, no, wait, Steven Spielberg found that years ago...)

Could be, oh, I don't know, maybe it's a secret document that explains why the heck they ever bothered to make and actually show the 1995 TV mini-series version of Stephen King's book, The Langoliers - one of the worst adaptations of anything I've ever seen on television.

EDIT: I now have to wonder whether the conjecture over the contents of the forbidden Quatloos link will gradually become part of the folklore of mysteries - especially for tax protester-tax denier types. Will we see an entire body of work devoted to conspiracy theories regarding the contents of The Missing Quatloos Link??

Only those who had access to the link for the approximate 10 minutes, or who recall the original thread, will ever know. And maybe one of those persons "in the know" will someday write a book about it.

[Nikki]

oh, is someone writing a book?

[jg]

Someone is writing an alleged book

[Joey Smith]

Robert Clarkson passes away. In other news, shares of Homestyle Buffet increased by 30 points in late trading.

[Imalawman]

Someone is allegedly writing an alleged book

Fixed it.

[The Observer]

An alleged someone is allegedly writing an alleged book

Fixed it for you as well

[Nikki]

For some strange reason, the Patriot Network doesn't contain a single reference to The Great One passing.

In fact, it still shows seminars scheduled for him.

[Number Six]

They eat their own. When Nord Davis died, there were a few die hards who acknowledged him and posted his "Pardon Me" pamphlets, but not many, his wife remarried; and Eric Rudolph, his supposed follower, branded him a con-man in his written statement.

[LPC]

For some strange reason, the Patriot Network doesn't contain a single reference to The Great One passing.

In fact, it still shows seminars scheduled for him.

Strange? Seems perfectly natural to me. It's just the way he left it.

Who would update Clarkson's web site now that Clarkson is dead?

[Nikki]

I'm sure that some of Clarkson's lieutenants stand to gain a fair financial advantage by perpetuating the falsehoods.

However, given the cult of personality underpinning the Patriot Network, it has probably lost all credibility now that the guru has gone to his eternal reward.

The main remaining question is: Which of the remaining vultures will swoop in to claim possession of hte carcass?

[Joey Smith]

They eat their own.

Excuse the pun in the case of The Late Great (XXXL) Robert Clarkson.