Pinche Abogado said:

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Although not BBC, Randy's former roommate (wife) is routinely drilled by a certain Aggie.

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What is up with Charles Satterfield these days? I haven't seen anything in a while.

dermdoc said:

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Whatever hawg. Just sick of bitter obsessed fools like Duke and Chip Brown lying about my school. I would like to rip that horrible hairpiece off of the lying "blogger's" head.

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Not sure if you'll ever see this, but you can take consolation in his Twitter ban.

Not surprised, that guy has less self awareness than Napoleon Dynamite.

Wow 106 pages!

DuckySams said:

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The dude is obsessed with discrediting A&M any way he can. Bet he's fun at parties. Complete idiot.

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Furry parties are his thing.

People with Narcissistic Personality Disorder exaggerate their skills and accomplishments, and their degree of intimacy with people they consider high-status. Such a sense of personal superiority may cause them to monopolize conversations, or to become impatient and disdainful when other persons talk about themselves. When wounded in the ego, either by a real or a perceived criticism, the narcissist's displays of anger can be disproportionate to the nature of the criticism suffered;but typically, the actions and responses of the NPD person are deliberate and calculated. Despite occasional flare-ups of personal insecurity, the inflated self-concept of the NPD person is primarily stable.
To the extent that people are pathologically narcissistic, the person with NPD can be a self-absorbed control freak who passes blame and is intolerant of contradictory views and opinions; is apathetic towards the emotional, mental, and psychological needs of other people; and is indifferent to the negative effects of his or her behaviors, whilst insisting that people see him or her as an ideal person. To protect their fragile self-concept, narcissists use psycho-social strategies, such as the tendency to devalue and derogate and to insult and blame other people, usually with anger and hostility towards people's responses to the narcissist's anti-social conduct. Because their fragile egos are hypersensitive to perceived criticism or defeat, people with NPD are prone to feelings of shame, humiliation, and worthlessness over minor incidents of daily life and imagined, personal slights, and usually mask such feelings from people, either by way of feigned humility, or by socially isolating themselves, or by responding with outbursts of rage and defiance, or by seeking revenge. The merging of the inflated self-concept and the actual self is evident in the grandiosity component of narcissistic personality disorder; also inherent to that psychological process are the defense mechanisms of idealization and devaluation and of denial.


The DSM-5 indicates that: "Many highly successful individuals display personality traits that might be considered narcissistic. Only when these traits are inflexible, maladaptive, and persisting, and cause significant functional impairment or subjective distress, do they constitute narcissistic personality disorder." Given the high-function sociability associated with narcissism, some people with NPD might not view such a diagnosis as a functional impairment to their lives. Although overconfidence tends to make people with NPD very ambitious, such a mindset does not necessarily lead to professional high achievement and success, because they might be unwilling to compete, or refuse to take risks, in order to avoid failure or the appearance of failure.Moreover, the psychological inability to tolerate disagreement, contradiction, and criticism, and their apathy towards other people, make it difficult for persons with NPD to work cooperatively or to maintain long-term, professional relationships with superiors and colleagues.

Is so delicious to see Randolph exhibiting literally all of these traits. My personal favorite is the high level of overconfidence that makes them very ambitious, but rarely leads to success in life as they are unwilling to compete, or refuse to take risks, in order to avoid failure or the appearance of failure. Lets see a useless PLM degree then take the series 7 and become a broker and work for various brokerage houses usually less than a year and doing it in low risk fixed income. Now in business for yourself with no clients. Hmmmmmmm.

Irwin M. Fletcher said:

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People with Narcissistic Personality Disorder exaggerate their skills and accomplishments, and their degree of intimacy with people they consider high-status. Such a sense of personal superiority may cause them to monopolize conversations, or to become impatient and disdainful when other persons talk about themselves. When wounded in the ego, either by a real or a perceived criticism, the narcissist's displays of anger can be disproportionate to the nature of the criticism suffered;but typically, the actions and responses of the NPD person are deliberate and calculated. Despite occasional flare-ups of personal insecurity, the inflated self-concept of the NPD person is primarily stable.
To the extent that people are pathologically narcissistic, the person with NPD can be a self-absorbed control freak who passes blame and is intolerant of contradictory views and opinions; is apathetic towards the emotional, mental, and psychological needs of other people; and is indifferent to the negative effects of his or her behaviors, whilst insisting that people see him or her as an ideal person. To protect their fragile self-concept, narcissists use psycho-social strategies, such as the tendency to devalue and derogate and to insult and blame other people, usually with anger and hostility towards people's responses to the narcissist's anti-social conduct. Because their fragile egos are hypersensitive to perceived criticism or defeat, people with NPD are prone to feelings of shame, humiliation, and worthlessness over minor incidents of daily life and imagined, personal slights, and usually mask such feelings from people, either by way of feigned humility, or by socially isolating themselves, or by responding with outbursts of rage and defiance, or by seeking revenge. The merging of the inflated self-concept and the actual self is evident in the grandiosity component of narcissistic personality disorder; also inherent to that psychological process are the defense mechanisms of idealization and devaluation and of denial.


The DSM-5 indicates that: "Many highly successful individuals display personality traits that might be considered narcissistic. Only when these traits are inflexible, maladaptive, and persisting, and cause significant functional impairment or subjective distress, do they constitute narcissistic personality disorder." Given the high-function sociability associated with narcissism, some people with NPD might not view such a diagnosis as a functional impairment to their lives. Although overconfidence tends to make people with NPD very ambitious, such a mindset does not necessarily lead to professional high achievement and success, because they might be unwilling to compete, or refuse to take risks, in order to avoid failure or the appearance of failure.Moreover, the psychological inability to tolerate disagreement, contradiction, and criticism, and their apathy towards other people, make it difficult for persons with NPD to work cooperatively or to maintain long-term, professional relationships with superiors and colleagues.

Is so delicious to see Randolph exhibiting literally all of these traits. My personal favorite is the high level of overconfidence that makes them very ambitious, but rarely leads to success in life as they are unwilling to compete, or refuse to take risks, in order to avoid failure or the appearance of failure. Lets see a useless PLM degree then take the series 7 and become a broker and work for various brokerage houses usually less than a year and doing it in low risk fixed income. Now in business for yourself with no clients. Hmmmmmmm.

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So when a person who suffers from NPD experiences the 'dynamic' of having a member of the primary group that he is hostile to (and hypersensitive to) comes in and boinks his significant other on the regular...............would that hurt or help his mental condition??? You know, in case that happened.

Was his wife that hot? Did the dude pity **** her because she was married to randy or was she pity ****ed because she was ugly and they felt sorry for her. Either way, it's funny that some Ag was porking his ex.

Nuke_Ag05 said:

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Was his wife that hot? Did the dude pity **** her because she was married to randy or was she pity ****ed because she was ugly and they felt sorry for her. Either way, it's funny that some Ag was porking his ex.

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Wife No. 1 would not peg him. Wife No. 2 fills that void.

ghollow said:

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Randy is still alive and well on surlyhorns, orangebloods, etc. He and others show posts from Texags on a regular basis. Don't kid yourself, they look at this board hourly if not more. Randy just does not have the balls to post on here. He got kicked off of Twitter, kick off wikipedia and no telling where else. I am surprised that he does not get tired of all of his fellow 'sip posters making fun of him and his posts. They beat up on him worse than we do. They all know he is full of crap.

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We are the ones that make him who he is and gives him "purpose" to live for if it were not for us, he would have committed suicide a long time ago.

And he would have never been missed.

Is it true that this guy is a pedophile? Of course it is.

e=mc2 said:

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Is it true that this guy is a pedophile? Of course it is.

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the consensus is that the pedo is his dad