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Posted by Colgan Bryan
on 1/7/2008, 8:51 pm, in reply to "Colgan, aka. dfgdgdfgss, and many more names, some unmentionable..."
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ALIAS (ALICE) BIERY SAYS “
Do you realize how clearly your envy of my name comes through in every word you write? Get a life, or try living up to the proud name that you were unfortunately given.”
REALITY: I think it’s pretty obvious who has “name envy.” While “Alice” is the name of our aunt who was hurt when you started using your alias, I wouldn’t say that I am envious of it. I have nothing against the name Biery either but it doesn’t mean that I am envious. And since your alias is actually my given name, I can only be “envious” if I lived in your alternate reality.
I have a great life but living up to the proud name that I have thankfully been given… I would have to admit that is beyond my reach. While I am thankful and proud of my accomplishments, I am much more proud of my parents. I don’t think there is any shame in admitting it.
ALIAS (ALICE) BIERY SAYS
“I'm thankful that my own son is so much like his beloved grandfathers and dear father. He is not just a man in name only.”
REALITY: I hope that is true because your hostility and abusive comments to him since birth were so over-the-top. The fact that during two of the times that you had your raging tempers, you called me “Jeff,” was very telling.
I always found it upsetting how obvious it was that you transferred your hostility to Jeff, the youngest brother who is also 6 years younger than his sister. You made sure to avoid the “mistake” my parents made in showing their youngest son so much favoritism. I hope that he is happy and that he’s able to put that stuff behind him.
I am thankful that my daughters are funny, happy and each have their own real personalities. They are not fake or so desperate for attention that they have to tell fictional stories or fake illness. I am also thankful my son is beautiful and brilliant and funny too. In other words, they are nothing like their aunt Alias.
ALIAS (ALICE) BIERY SAYS
“I am weary of repeating what my family said to almost the very end, but maybe repitition will make it so, Grow up, Colgan, find God, grow within, and grow into a man, finally. Peace to all your other victims.”
REALITY: I am sure that it is very tiring trying to speak for everyone and not being able to keep your stories straight. However, your words, “maybe repetition will make it so,” actually says it all. I am not surprised that you think repetition will make things come true. Hitler, your hero, used the same logic for his propaganda.
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At least this time you remembered to use my name instead of your son’s. Insult me and hate me all you want, but Jeff has gone through enough because of your issues.
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Find God? In your alternate reality, that means that I would have to go to your white church since no other church is really “Christian.”
Grow up? Nah. Tried maturity once and I didn’t like it.
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