Official D Scott Fritchen Aggieville Creepster Thread.

[slobber]

slobber, it's pretty normal for underemployed emaw journalism grads to write fawning articles/commercials about prospective employers.

Son of a bitch! Why didn't somebody tell me that?
The narcissism from Fitz is pretty disgusting. How many investors did he need? What was the outlay needed?

[Asteriskhead]

lots of low substance abuse iq on display in this thread. i hope ricky d keeps smashing balls and taints.

I hope you keep ripping steve dave one liners

i'm a steve dave sock, you idiot.

[Asteriskhead]

GODDAMMIT!!!!!

The whole rough riding lot of you need to stop this crap and read the article!

The wheels started turning. Fitzgerald researched the landscape of owning his own company, pitched his ideas to investors and, on June 1, 1998, opened the doors at Powercat Illustrated.

All I needed to do was read the first quote to see that I'm not interested. Fat eff is lying about how he started his company again. I really wish that lawsuit wouldn't have settled out of court.

[Dr Rick Daris]

RD was there some kind of incident that prompted him to go to rehab? If you think he didn't have a noticeable problem then what caused him to go to rehab?

his gf at the time was in AA. she knew he occasionally drank and stuff and was ok with it i guess but didn't want it around her and then maybe he did once or twice and she ended it with him. they were both around 25 yrs old or so at the time. i personally think he did it all initially to get her back or whatever, but along the way found something that kind of worked for him and that gave him some non judging support whenever he needed it. gave him some kind of purpose and put him on a team. maybe similar to church and god for some people. dunno.

[Mrs. Gooch]

RD was there some kind of incident that prompted him to go to rehab? If you think he didn't have a noticeable problem then what caused him to go to rehab?

his gf at the time was in AA. she knew he occasionally drank and stuff and was ok with it i guess but didn't want it around her and then maybe he did once or twice and she ended it with him. they were both around 25 yrs old or so at the time. i personally think he did it all initially to get her back or whatever, but along the way found something that kind of worked for him and that gave him some non judging support whenever he needed it. gave him some kind of purpose and put him on a team. maybe similar to church and god for some people. dunno.

Is he still with that girl?

[Dr Rick Daris]

RD was there some kind of incident that prompted him to go to rehab? If you think he didn't have a noticeable problem then what caused him to go to rehab?

his gf at the time was in AA. she knew he occasionally drank and stuff and was ok with it i guess but didn't want it around her and then maybe he did once or twice and she ended it with him. they were both around 25 yrs old or so at the time. i personally think he did it all initially to get her back or whatever, but along the way found something that kind of worked for him and that gave him some non judging support whenever he needed it. gave him some kind of purpose and put him on a team. maybe similar to church and god for some people. dunno.

Is he still with that girl?

no. got together with her again for a week or two six months after but it's been probably five years since and she's now married with a kid i think.

[Asteriskhead]

lots of low substance abuse iq on display in this thread. i hope ricky d keeps smashing balls and taints.

That's probably a good thing. 

oh, I don't know. The world would probably be a better place if humans understood those patterns of behavior a little bit better.

[star seed 7]

Stevehead smashing balls and taints here

[wabash909]

For everyone's sake, I'm just glad D Scott is happy and lifecasting via Twitter again.

Pretty exciting to think we could be entering a Tony Robbinsesque inspirational era here.

[Tobias]

Stevehead

[MakeItRain]

I really don't know how he's going to do this without quitting his job or Fitz changes his life as well. I think if Fitz does the right thing and move those offices and make the lifestyle changes he needs to make to help dsf change his life I would absolutely change everything I think of him.

DSF has worked with Fitz for nearly 20 years and has helped make him a shitton of money. D Scott shouldn't have to quit this job, hopefully Fitz doesn't make this a Sophie's Choice for D. Scott.

[EllRobersonisInnocent]

I really don't know how he's going to do this without quitting his job or Fitz changes his life as well. I think if Fitz does the right thing and move those offices and make the lifestyle changes he needs to make to help dsf change his life I would absolutely change everything I think of him.

DSF has worked with Fitz for nearly 20 years and has helped make him a shitton of money. D Scott shouldn't have to quit this job, hopefully Fitz doesn't make this a Sophie's Choice for D. Scott.

There's 0% chance that Fitz moves PI.

[star seed 7]

he also shouldn't

[Pete]

RD, he probably was a master at hiding it.

Most people with a serious problem with alcohol are a rough ridin' master at it, unfortunately.  That is, until they go so far down the spectrum that they can't juggle it any longer.  Knowing whether someone is an alcoholic is tough, just like it's tough for the alcoholic to know that they are an alcoholic.  It's pretty easy to just assume that someone isn't an alcoholic because "they don't drink at work," or "still have a job," or "don't drink every day."  That little dilemma is basically the rough ridin' key to "getting help."  The trouble is, they will eventually end up in pretty bad shape, because the rough ridin' thing is progressive...it's just a matter of time.

No one goes to rough ridin' rehab, or even just to AA meetings unless they have a problem.  If you are in that rough ridin' room, you have a problem.  People without drinking problems don't go to AA meetings.  I mean, I guess there could be the rare bird with a mental disorder who is just doing it for kicks, but come on. 

D Scott says he has a problem with alcohol.  That rough ridin' means that he does.  And he decided to deal with it before he ended up like what many of you think a stereotypical alcoholic looks like.   I really wish he hadn't constantly tweeted about this crap while he was in rehab, because it's rough ridin' up a pretty wonderful message.   

[chum1]

A long time ago, I watched a movie in which Meg Ryan played the part of an alcoholic. I think it may have been set in Seattle. At one point, she like hid a bottle of vodka in the linen closet or something.

[Trim]

No one goes to rough ridin' rehab, or even just to AA meetings unless they have a problem.  If you are in that rough ridin' room, you have a problem.  People without drinking problems don't go to AA meetings.  I mean, I guess there could be the rare bird with a mental disorder who is just doing it for kicks, but come on. 

Those doing it because of a criminal matter too.  Also (pseudo-)celebrities wanting to assert to the public an unintentional medical reason for their unacceptable behavior.

[MakeItRain]

he also shouldn't

He absolutely should, if he's a decent human anyway. They are down there simply to party, they wouldn't sell one less paper or have one less message board subscription by moving somewhere in the west side of town for instance. They could be in ducking Ogden and it wouldn't change their sales one dime. If anything moving would save him money as I'm guessing he doesn't own that space.

DSF isn't some random ass employee, he help build that company, he was there from the start. If Fitz doesn't move he's a selfish bad person, there is no monetary tie to that location.

[The Big Train]

fitz IS a selfish bad person so I don't think he will move

[star seed 7]

i think you're setting a fairly unreasonable standard

[slobber]

Fitz is the perfect boss for D. Scott.

[Trim]

For the same reasons that their office doesn't need to be in aggieville, D will do fine working from home.  That actually would do more good than keeping him "away from bars," in that it would keep him away from college life.

[EllRobersonisInnocent]

I mean, wtf do they even need an office for?

[The Big Train]

getting a dui would be bad for business

[slobber]

I mean, wtf do they even need an office for?

Toilet hijinks and such.

[Belvis Noland]

DSF has worked with Fitz for nearly 20 years and has helped make him a shitton of money.

Has Fitz really made a shitton of money off GPC?