Fantasists
Eddie Spunkbubble says: I used to know a sad case who fancied himself as a bit of a 007 and bragged that he always carried a loaded 9mm pistol in his attache case "just in case". Overheard by an off-duty copper, he was asked to make good on his claim. A packed lunch, red face and a stern warning "not to act the twat" and he never did it again. Tell us of Walter Mitty types.
( , Thu 5 Jun 2014, 11:40)
Eddie Spunkbubble says: I used to know a sad case who fancied himself as a bit of a 007 and bragged that he always carried a loaded 9mm pistol in his attache case "just in case". Overheard by an off-duty copper, he was asked to make good on his claim. A packed lunch, red face and a stern warning "not to act the twat" and he never did it again. Tell us of Walter Mitty types.
( , Thu 5 Jun 2014, 11:40)
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I'm sure I know
the biggest fantasist of all, I was married to him.
He believed the most amazing things about himself and everybody else.
Apart from believing that every phone call or every visit I made to friends I was having phone/real sex with someone else, he also thought he was the shit...
Such things as
He was offered work in Vegas as a DJ, even though everytime he mixed it turned into an earbleed train wreck.
He was going to be a world class photographer even though he got rejected from every picture compo he entered for.
He was actually taking pictures for National Geographic, but never got round to sending them.
He was going to be in politics because he knew Lance Armstrong, first man on the moon.(I know)
His family had links to the Royal Family, and they wanted him to come to the UK
After finally kicking him out, after a thankfully very short marriage, he insisted on a DNA test for my son, apparently his mum said it was essential so I didn't try and take him for anything I shouldn't.
My son was born in 1990.
I met my ex-husband in 2005.
He was a right loon.
( , Wed 11 Jun 2014, 22:29, 9 replies)
the biggest fantasist of all, I was married to him.
He believed the most amazing things about himself and everybody else.
Apart from believing that every phone call or every visit I made to friends I was having phone/real sex with someone else, he also thought he was the shit...
Such things as
He was offered work in Vegas as a DJ, even though everytime he mixed it turned into an earbleed train wreck.
He was going to be a world class photographer even though he got rejected from every picture compo he entered for.
He was actually taking pictures for National Geographic, but never got round to sending them.
He was going to be in politics because he knew Lance Armstrong, first man on the moon.(I know)
His family had links to the Royal Family, and they wanted him to come to the UK
After finally kicking him out, after a thankfully very short marriage, he insisted on a DNA test for my son, apparently his mum said it was essential so I didn't try and take him for anything I shouldn't.
My son was born in 1990.
I met my ex-husband in 2005.
He was a right loon.
( , Wed 11 Jun 2014, 22:29, 9 replies)
I believed some of his shit for a short while
He was very convincing.
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He was very convincing.
( , Wed 11 Jun 2014, 23:14, closed)
They usually are, mainly because they believe their own bullshit.
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