Interesting story from Oakbrook.

BTW, Officer Mucha has his own website which is very....uh....not masculine despite trying to be really overly masculine. And it has a lot of dogs on it. Dogs in pools, dogs being forced to stand on their hind legs...just lots of dogs.

I feel more manly just from visiting the site.

I may have a new internet best friend.

He is the best! Except for that stuff that got him fired. And that website.

he doesn't even come close to this guy:

www.pixyland.org

I have actually talked to this guy, one "Mr." Randy Constan. The message board I used to run got him to post up there, then the members proceeded to bombard his email addy with porn and death metal band links. Since I was the admin of the board, he blamed me even though I had nothing to do with any of the members actions. He sent me a classic email about how I was going to burn in hell and that my eyes should be removed via spoons and funny stuff like that. I need to track that email down, good comedy.

And yes, he goes to work dressed like that, and goes out dressed like that.

"My business card says "Guitarist, Inventor, Engineer, Eternal Child". That last item should give you some insight into myself, and that's what this site is about."

Holy ****!!!!

From Wikipedia-

The Peter-Pan psychological type is one characterized by immaturity or certain sorts of psychological, social, and sexual problems. The type of personality in question, usually male, is immature and narcissistic. More completely, according to Kiley, the characteristics of a "Peter-Pan" include such attributes as irresponsibility, rebelliousness, anger, narcissism, dependency, manipulativeness, and the belief that he is beyond society's laws and norms. According to Kiley, "Peter Pan" is the adult little boy who, when in a relationship or in seeking a relationship, acts out a need for mothering. It is useful to compare the Jungian archetype of Puer Aeternus, the eternal boy.

Referring to most of the outcomings and behavioural problems,one may link the Sydrome with Bipolar Disorder,aka the Manic-Depressive Illness.

In his book Kiley likened the characters of J. M. Barrie's play, Peter Pan, to a dysfunctional co-dependent family.

Other sources, unrelated to Kiley have provided a description of the peter pan syndrome affecting teenagers. Teenagers also exhibit many symptoms such as irresponsibility, and narcissism, but there are also different signs for teenagers. They rarely plan ahead, and are unlikely to know what they want to do with their lives. They are also usually attracted to older women, again, wanting a 'mother figure' to look after them.[citation needed] Narcissism, and the belief that they are special and beyond society are traits seen in many teenage males, however even these are noted as being stronger in those with a peter pan complex.[citation needed]

how do you convince a dog to pose in a pool for that picture?

Precisely what I asked myself.

quote:

Originally posted by Yossarian:
From Wikipedia-

The Peter-Pan psychological type is one characterized by immaturity or certain sorts of psychological, social, and sexual problems. The type of personality in question, usually male, is immature and narcissistic.....blah, blah

Neverland Ranch?

As long as you're here, want to give your take on the article?

Touche' Randy and best of luck!