Friday, March 10, 2017

'DO THIS AND THE VOICES WILL IMMEDIATELY GO AWAY!', AN APPARENTLY VERY AMUSED ANONYMOUS CENTRAL TEXAN RESPONDENT ADVISES ME IN WRITING AT ROUGHLY 8 A.M. THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2017, IN RESPONSE TO MY MOST RECENT 'AUSTIN RANTS AND RAVES' SECTION CRAIGSLIST ITEM THAT I HAD POSTED ONLINE AT 3:30 A.M. THURSDAY, MARCH 9, 2017


Re: Are You Hearing Voices ------ (Central Tx)

Hey dude! For people hearing voices -- loosen the headband on your Tinfoil hats and the voices will go away.
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(THE ABOVE WRITTEN REPLY FROM AN ANONYMOUS CENTRAL TEXAN WAS POSTED ONLINE IN THE 'AUSTIN RANTS AND RAVES' SECTION OF THE ONLINE CRAIGSLIST SERVICE. BELOW IS THE EXACT VERBATIM TEXT OF THE 3:30 A.M. MARCH 9, 2017, 'AUSTIN RANTS AND RAVES' SECTION POSTING FROM MYSELF, JOHN KEVIN McMILLAN OF NORTHWEST AUSTIN, THAT PROMPTED THE ABOVE REPLY NOTE FOUR-AND-ONE-HALF HOURS LATER:)

ARE YOU HEARING VOICES INSIDE YOUR WORKPLACE? (Austin)

Ten or more years have passed since an Anglo male adult waitstaff coworker of mine earlier this century inside a chain restaurant workplace of ours in far northwest Austin (near Lakeline Mall) that was owned and managed by a for-profit corporation in San Antonio, Souper Salad Inc., surprised me in the middle of our workshift one day in Austin as well as Williamson County, Texas, by asking me: "Are you also hearing voices, John?"

That particular coworker of mine was a Williamson County resident in his 20s or late teens. I have wondered since that occasion whether that very candid and enterprising coworker, Tommy Gibbs, ever filed a noise pollution complaint through the Williamson County Attorney's Office in Georgetown relating to Tommy's apparent legal complaint about "hearing voices" during working hours for which the source of that noise pollution apparently was not identifiable by Tommy.

In a belated tribute to my former coworker Tommy, an affable Scottish-American fellow whom I interacted with exclusively inside our workplace (and who also stated to me inside our workplace that he would love to visit Amsterdam in The Netherlands someday), I would like to ask if any other Central Texan --- or anyone else, for that matter --- has ever "heard continuous voices" or "heard voices" anywhere in Austin, Texas, or elsewhere, regardless of whether that occurred during a workshift of theirs or during their off-duty hours, such as inside their home or when they were a customer inside a business, for which the source of those alleged background "voices" was not immediately apparent to them at the time?

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