Nutcase nadin At Several Times The Legal Limit For Driving

[GOBUCKS]

Nutcase nadin now has her blood alcohol content way up into three digits.

Combining morbid drunkenness with her always-scrambled brain produces some really unique posts.

I've read this post two or three times, and still have no idea what she is trying to say.

Nutcase nadin, in addition to being the most obnoxiously and offensively condescending creep in DUmp history, is also among the worst in a long line of terrible DUmpmonkey writers:

nadinbrzezinski  (1000+ posts)        Tue Nov-08-11 01:01 AM
Original message
I am watching a recreation of the classic milligram experiment
 We really need individual officers to defy orders. Until that happens officers will not...and it s not them. It is WH we are. I was impressed that repeating them for the science channel it woud work this well. 77% went all the way. It only changed when actor said no.

I wonder how long until an officer does that...take off badge and refuse.

 
http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2261171

It wouldn't surprise me if she added something about beer and travel money, and many experiences.

[sybilll]

Bless her heart.  I guess someone sent her a DM that it was actually the Milgram experiment, so her post has been edited.  http://www.democraticunderground.com/discuss/duboard.php?az=view_all&address=439x2261171
Most of the time I mock her, but seriously, bless her heart.  She is disintegrating before our eyes. 

[DumbAss Tanker]

I figured she was talking about that "How Evil Are You" show on Science (Which I didn't watch, I know perfectly well how evil I am thankyouverymuch), in her own uniquely semi-literate, inarticulate, and hard-to-follow sort of way.

[BlueStateSaint]

I figured she was talking about that "How Evil Are You" show on Science (Which I didn't watch, I know perfectly well how evil I am thankyouverymuch), in her own uniquely semi-literate, inarticulate, and hard-to-follow sort of way.

"How Evil Are You?"  I kinda like that idea.

[Erasmus]

There's nothing even hinting at coherence in her writing.  I'm wondering how far away she is from being found dead of an overdose.

[DumbAss Tanker]

There's nothing even hinting at coherence in her writing.  I'm wondering how far away she is from being found dead of an overdose.

Without either drugs or a motor vehicle to speed the process, alcohol is a slow killer.  I expect she'll be around physically for quite awhile yet.

[Tucker]

Without either drugs or a motor vehicle to speed the process, alcohol is a slow killer.  I expect she'll be around physically for quite awhile yet.

Insanity comes before death. She's reached that stage. Death is forthcoming.

[GOBUCKS]

Bless her heart.  I guess someone sent her a DM that it was actually the Milgram experiment, so her post has been edited.

Amazing. She edited to correct the "milligram" silliness, but left the rest of the word salad unchanged.

I guess to nutcase nadin it makes sense, and the voices agree.

[franksolich]

She is disintegrating before our eyes.

Uh huh.

[GOBUCKS]

Insanity comes before death. She's reached that stage. Death is forthcoming.

Just consider nadin's terminal yammering, Taverner infusing every street chemical known into his circulatory system, Pitt blind, crawling drunk every night, PCIntern absent for a couple of months after announcing a lethal diagnosis, AlienGirl whining about her affliction, Drale huffing cans of Rustoleum, and on and on.

What we need for 2012 is a DUmp Dead Pool.

[FreeBorn]

Gotta be Vesta's mole. 

[FreeBorn]

... or maybe Vesta is nadin's mole?

[FreeBorn]

...or neither one (individual personalities, that is) can even remember anymore? 

[Evil_Conservative]

77% went all the way

All the way in what?  Intercourse?  I don't get it.

[Duke Nukum]

All the way in what?  Intercourse?  I don't get it.

60% of the time, it works every time.

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjvQFtlNQ-M[/youtube]

[Vagabond]

All the way in what?  Intercourse?  I don't get it.

I can't remember this exact experiment.

There is one where test subjects were told that they would be shocking a "test subject"  (actually an actor) with ever higher doses of electricity for wrong answers.  They were told when to apply the shock.  A surprisingly high percentage of the test subjects went all the way to death.  When asked why, the usual answer is that they were told to do it.

There is another experiment where test subjects were divided into prisoners and guards.  The guards were given a list of rules to enforce, but no training or supervision.  The prisoners were not given anything.  In very short order, the "guards" were resorting to ever more draconian tactics to enforce the rules which quickly inclided their rules as well.  The people running the experiment terminated the experiment feeling that it was out of hand.

[Evil_Conservative]

60% of the time, it works every time.

[youtube=425,350]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pjvQFtlNQ-M[/youtube]

I love that part of the movie. 

[thundley4]

I can't remember this exact experiment.

There is one where test subjects were told that they would be shocking a "test subject"  (actually an actor) with ever higher doses of electricity for wrong answers.  They were told when to apply the shock.  A surprisingly high percentage of the test subjects went all the way to death.  When asked why, the usual answer is that they were told to do it.

There is another experiment where test subjects were divided into prisoners and guards.  The guards were given a list of rules to enforce, but no training or supervision.  The prisoners were not given anything.  In very short order, the "guards" were resorting to ever more draconian tactics to enforce the rules which quickly inclided their rules as well.  The people running the experiment terminated the experiment feeling that it was out of hand.

That's what nadin was talking about, but I also think that she is hoping that police officers will turn on their commanding officers or civilian bosses.

[dandi]

nadinbrzezinski  (1000+ posts)        Tue Nov-08-11 01:01 AM
Original message
I am watching a recreation of the classic milligram experiment
 We really need individual officers to defy orders. Until that happens officers will not...and it s not them. It is WH we are. I was impressed that repeating them for the science channel it woud work this well. 77% went all the way. It only changed when actor said no.

I wonder how long until an officer does that...take off badge and refuse.

That's fascinating. You can almost see the progressive brain damage in each successive post.

I wonder if it's tertiary syphilis.

[GOBUCKS]

I wonder if it's tertiary syphilis.

Syphilis? Nutcase nadin? If true, that would prove, once and for all, that you can get it from a toilet seat.