Is thread deletion addictive? The ghost forum of
Ken, Albert, Angeleyes, Wrunkelt,
Silver Fox, Cugila, Kamon, Highlanders and Sue has now deleted threads (posted by Ken, Albert, Angeleyes, Wrunkelt, Silver Fox, Cugila, Kamon, Highlanders and Sue) critical of D.CO.UK, Benedict and other D.CO.UK members.
Thread deletion was a
common tactic of Ken, Albert, Angeleyes, Wrunkelt, Silver Fox, Cugila, Kamon,
Highlander and Sue when the thread’s content threatened discredited positions held by Ken,
Albert, Angeleyes, Wrunkelt,
Silver Fox, Cugila, Kamon, Highlanders and Sue.
Now in deleting their
own posts you have to question the mental state of Ken,
Albert, Angeleyes, Wrunkelt,
Silver Fox, Cugila, Kamon, Highlanders and Sue. Or is it, that thread deletion
is the equivalent of crack cocaine for Ken, Albert, Angeleyes, Wrunkelt, Silver Fox, Cugila, Kamon,
Highlanders and Sue?
We would ask sympathetic readers (yes we know that
these are likely to be rather low in numbers) to suggest suitable rehab centres
or activities that
(a) could
take Ken, Albert, Angeleyes,
Wrunkelt, Silver Fox, Cugila, Kamon, Highlanders and Sue’s mind off the
humiliating circumstances in which they find themselves and
(b) be of the appropriate intellectual level.
To start the ball rolling:
From the Kenster earlier on ABC......"Too right Eric, anyway this thread is going to die soon.........." Didn't he mean to write 'Forum' instead of 'Thread'?:D
ReplyDeleteSimon
Would the following be of any help to Ken, Albert, Angeleyes, Wrunkelt, Silver Fox, Cugila, Kamon, Highlanders and Sue
ReplyDelete“On deletion in threaded binary trees
http://www.sciencedirect.com/science/article/pii/0196677486900301
Abstract
We determine the explicit performance of deletion algorithms which have to maintain threads in a binary tree. In particular, it is shown that the cost of threads on deletion is not as high as might be expected, and is especially low for right-threaded trees. The results are obtained by using recurrences to compute the average cost of deleting a single node from both threaded and unthreaded trees. As an illustration of the technique, a new derivation of the average cost of insertion into binary search trees is presented
I think you may have misunderstood the term ‘thread deletion’ and also the capabilities of Ken, Albert, Angeleyes, Wrunkelt, Silver Fox, Cugila, Kamon, Highlanders and Sue. Thanks for trying.
ReplyDeleteWould this be suitable?
ReplyDeletehttp://www.pomsinoz.com/forum/jobs-careers/128191-pipefitters-thread.html
John
At least Ken is deleting his own posts on his Forum. Lots of new lies tho.
ReplyDeleteThis look to be just right for Ken and the gang.
ReplyDeleteThey should feel right at home here.
http://www.psychforums.com/delusional-disorder/
"Google also removed a couple of libelous comments about me from his blog"
ReplyDeleteMore lies from the demented and deranged Kenster.
Eddie
Eddie I saw that comment. He really has lost the plot. Loneliness can be very debilitating. Probably explains his arguing with himself and then deleting his posts because he disagrees with himself.
ReplyDeleteJohn
Are you saying that he trolled under all those names? Even the name “Sue”? Reminds me of the Johnny Cash song “A Boy named Sue”.
ReplyDeleteDon't you mean:
ReplyDeleteKen, Albert, Angeleyes, Wrunkelt, Silver Fox, Cugila, Kamon, Highlanders and Sue AND EricD.
Utterly, utterly, pathetic to watch a man having a conversation agreeing with himself.
He's got more sock puppets than a Punch and Judy convention!
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