> > > Personally, I put folks who feel the need to wave a big
> > > banner declaring "I'm an Outlaw!" in the same bin as
> > > those who feel the need to wave a big banner declaring
> > > "I'm Enlightened!"
> > >
> > What about people that like to proclaim that they are
> > 'pirates' AND 'enlightened'?
> >
> > > Doesn't have anything to do with who one is; it has to
> > > do with one's need to be admired.
> > >
> > Or, it has to do with one's need to misbehave.
> >
authfriend:
> And be admired for it.
>
> It's also (the "I'm an Outlaw!" banner) a function of
> being a control freak, as well as the need to feel
> superior to others.
>
> Although my guess is any actual "outlaw" misbehavior
> is much punier than the banner-wavers would like us
> to believe...
>
Sort of like buying illegal Chinese CD's and calling
yourself a software 'pirate', or sneaking into a
movie house without paying, and then calling yourself
an 'outlaw', on a news forum? Talk about puny!
