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It seems that, as of late, the good doctor has been struggling to recover from the flamings that he received(examples would be Minerva's flame a few days back and craig's flame ).This is rather disturbing as everyone knows that the doctor never had any trouble in the past in counter-flaming the person who flamed him.This thread is for everyone to discuss as to what has led to the doctor's current decline in the art of flaming.

[ 05-03-2001: Message edited by: Brink ]

@Brink: I don't think my flame didn't do much of damage, to be honest. Obviously, I want to take all the credit, but it was more of the suprise than anything else.

Minerva-It did took him a long time to reply to your flame,did it not?

I know the inside story: several victims of Waverly's flames sent complaints to Buck. Buck warned Waverly----> Waverly stopped flaming !

I take the blame. I told Waverly that I had quit posting here at GB and then pulled a 180 and didn't.


Please forgive me and my Evil ways.


I will go to the Hall of Shame for my Vile Evil deeds.

My theory on both instances:
On Minerva: He didn't mean to cause anything (he was just babbling away unthinkingly) , therefore he was surprised when Minerva reacted.

On Craig: I think he has some guilt as to flaming a young person. That's just the way I see it

Brink, I'm just recovering from a shock like condition, but off hand, I have two theories:


1. For some time now, I have suspected that Waverly is suffering from a condition called dissociative syndrome, known as multiple or split personality. Today, we might be witnessing the breakthrough of his real, formely hidden self.

(Edit: Disclaimer: This is meant as a joke, and has nothing to do with real DSM-IV diagnosis "dissociative syndrome", I'm just poking fun at Waverly)

2. More unlikely but not yet to be ruled out, the doc finally succeeded in his mind control experiments, and is now controlling Craig with the side effect that he and Craig has swapped minds.


What do you think? And should we start considering possible treatments? (Please, say yes)

[ 05-03-2001: Message edited by: C Elegans ]

More shocking examples of Waverly's decline:

He admitted to having feelings

He wept like a baby after one of his flaming sessions

C Elegans-Please feel free to do so

[ 05-03-2001: Message edited by: Brink ]

Originally posted by Vivien:
<STRONG>My theory on both instances:
On Minerva: He didn't mean to cause anything (he was just babbling away unthinkingly) , therefore he was surprised when Minerva reacted.</STRONG>

I agree

Originally posted by Vivien:
<STRONG>On Craig: I think he has some guilt as to flaming a young person. That's just the way I see it </STRONG>

This I know for a fact

@ C..I think we should try to help him He is , after all, one of us..much like the strange second cousin no one talks too very much.. Do be careful though, Minerva looked at his brain and was appalled by the evil there

LMAO all. I'll be leaving the office with a smile on my face Gotto go... and no whispering that I have retreated

Further evidence found from the Waverly is... thread:

Waverly's counter-flaming was,for once,lame

Waverly-See you later doc

Originally posted by Brink:
<STRONG>More shocking examples of Waverly's decline:

He admitted to having feelings

He wept like a baby after one of his flaming sessions

</STRONG>

I cannot say why they are shocking... And certainly not decline.

Goodnight, Waverly.

[ 05-03-2001: Message edited by: Minerva ]

Originally posted by Waverly:
<STRONG>LMAO all. I'll be leaving the office with a smile on my face Gotto go... and no whispering that I have retreated </STRONG>

Later Wav.


(It's called moving to a better tactic advantage )

Minerva-The old Waverly flamed without regret both his victims as well as any innocent bystanders.He certainly never cried in public.

See ya Doc

I think we should try out some acute treatment. He is, after all, living materia even if I'm not sure what kind. (Cell culture?)

Unfortunately, it seems that the patient ran away from possible examinations, which in itself is a worrying symtom.

Originally posted by Brink:
<STRONG>Minerva-The old Waverly flamed without regret both his victims as well as any innocent bystanders.He certainly never cried in public.</STRONG>

He *pretended* to be crying. It's different.

First treatment should be giving him a taste of his own medicine(the purple pills )

Minerva-I suppose that's true as well

[ 05-03-2001: Message edited by: Brink ]

Originally posted by C Elegans:
<STRONG>I think we should try out some acute treatment. He is, after all, living materia even if I'm not sure what kind. (Cell culture?)

Unfortunately, it seems that the patient ran away from possible examinations, which in itself is a worrying symtom.</STRONG>

Usually people come right out and ask me to 'play doctor'. Maybe a bit later...