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Monday, April 9, 2012
The uncropped originals
By now all of you have seen the "new" CM photos (that were taken ten months ago) that have been floating around. Courtesy of our friends at cielodrive.com here are the un-cropped, un-sized originals.
When I showed to my friends the picture of him from 2009 they told me they see a lot of pain in his eyes whhat do you think about it anybody has the same thought?
Vikess, I don't see pain per se. I see that blank stare you see from street people who have spent a lot of years mostly alone. It's kind of a pleading look, don't you think?
Isolation and the rest of the prison experience I would imagine would do that to you.
I think he looks tired and worn out, prolly still speaking babble, but nowadays no one really listens or can be manipulated by him so he is exhausted in trying to recapture his brainwashing skills.
I for one would love to see him make an appearance at his parole hearing. I know he has a snowballs chance in hell of getting released but I think this might be his last chance to vent his spleen at authority and leave us all with some wonderful words of wisdom to mull over.
I don't think CM's brainwashing skills were ever caught on tape. He has only ever sounded like an idiot. I always found it strange that Blue was mesmerized by CM, when she herself was 10 times more mesmerizing.
At the peak of her powers Sandy could sound very compelling. When she said LA would "burn to the ground" it seemed obvious that of course it would. I have had to catch myself a couple of times, and had to remind myself that the woman is completely crazy.
I fully Agree with @Matt Apr 9 11:59 The Blank stare from street people being tired, alone... Older. Pleading for sure...verry sure There were times..also in prisson, CM HAD Power in his eyes. Could catch an Manipulate...I know that look...
Jamacky said, why set cm free? one of te girls maybe. ARE you pussy whipped? charile has at least a sadder story than any of the girls, and deserves at least as much smypathy as the FEMALE killers that you would exonerate before charlie, who was not even at the scene. If you learned how to notexault women, you might be able to attract them like charile still does.
According to Squeaky, what got people about Charlie is that he was always, always happy. The worst thing about jail, Charlie said (as well as many others)is the deprivation of simple freedoms. You can't turn the light on when you like, or go to the shop, or comb your hair, or even have a comb!
So when Charlie got out, he, maybe through Scientology training, determined to live at Now and be intensely in the moment and love all the freedoms only an ex-prisoner can appreciate. When he went in a bathroom to comb his hair, Squeaky said, there'd be "a whole crowd watching him because he had so much fun".
I think it's just one more tragedy of the story that such a thing was lost. That really is a great thing to teach people. Charlie was productively using his prison experience, making it into a teaching worth learning. To appreciate every second, make every mundane task a pleasure.
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Chuck kinda looks like a Satanic Santa Claus
When I showed to my friends the picture of him from 2009 they told me they see a lot of pain in his eyes whhat do you think about it anybody has the same thought?
Vikess, I don't see pain per se. I see that blank stare you see from street people who have spent a lot of years mostly alone. It's kind of a pleading look, don't you think?
Isolation and the rest of the prison experience I would imagine would do that to you.
I think he looks tired and worn out, prolly still speaking babble, but nowadays no one really listens or can be manipulated by him so he is exhausted in trying to recapture his brainwashing skills.
I for one would love to see him make an appearance at his parole hearing. I know he has a snowballs chance in hell of getting released but I think this might be his last chance to vent his spleen at authority and leave us all with some wonderful words of wisdom to mull over.
In the bottom picture CM looks more like the original, cartoon version of the Grinch.
I see, "This is boring, can we get this over with quick, so I can get back to playing guitar?!"
I wish they set him free
I don't think CM's brainwashing skills were ever caught on tape. He has only ever sounded like an idiot. I always found it strange that Blue was mesmerized by CM, when she herself was 10 times more mesmerizing.
At the peak of her powers Sandy could sound very compelling. When she said LA would "burn to the ground" it seemed obvious that of course it would. I have had to catch myself a couple of times, and had to remind myself that the woman is completely crazy.
Zathrusa, why set CM free? One of the girls, maybe. But CM is exactly where he belongs.
I fully Agree with @Matt Apr 9 11:59 The Blank stare from street people being tired, alone... Older.
Pleading for sure...verry sure
There were times..also in prisson, CM HAD Power in his eyes. Could catch an Manipulate...I know that look...
Jamacky said, why set cm free? one of te girls maybe. ARE you pussy whipped? charile has at least a sadder story than any of the girls, and deserves at least as much smypathy as the FEMALE killers that you would exonerate before charlie, who was not even at the scene. If you learned how to notexault women, you might be able to attract them like charile still does.
When is charlie due to get out of the hole? Does anayone know?
According to Squeaky, what got people about Charlie is that he was always, always happy. The worst thing about jail, Charlie said (as well as many others)is the deprivation of simple freedoms. You can't turn the light on when you like, or go to the shop, or comb your hair, or even have a comb!
So when Charlie got out, he, maybe through Scientology training, determined to live at Now and be intensely in the moment and love all the freedoms only an ex-prisoner can appreciate. When he went in a bathroom to comb his hair, Squeaky said, there'd be "a whole crowd watching him because he had so much fun".
I think it's just one more tragedy of the story that such a thing was lost. That really is a great thing to teach people. Charlie was productively using his prison experience, making it into a teaching worth learning. To appreciate every second, make every mundane task a pleasure.
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