Re: Bipolar people are actually an alien reptilian race
slunky
> A bipolar woman called in and said this on George Noory on the "last hour"
> portion last night. He was just like, "Okay"
George is too nice. Art knows how to acknowledge what crazy callers are
saying while leaving them looking like the idiots they are. George
sounds like he believes them. I remember the first show I heard when he
hosted Coast to Coast AM. I guy called in with what was obviously a
dream about going to saturn, the caller even said it felt like a dream,
but George seemed oblivious to logic at that point and encouraged him,
but I guess I'm a little jaded by George anyways. I wrote him a gigantic
e-mail in 2004, and he responded with two words.
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slunky
> news:slrnhf2591...@asus.zero:
>> I
>> wrote him a gigantic e-mail in 2004, and he responded with two words.
>
It was "carpe diem".
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-slunky
Sphinx
<penac...@yomomma.hot.invalid> wrote:
> A bipolar woman called in and said this on George Noory on the "last hour"
> portion last night. He was just like, "Okay"
>
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works for me
Rhiannon
We're also psycho killers. If you believe tv and film. Screenwriters are
still in a psychiatric dark age.
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Rhi
Franny
Ofz*course* we are! Everybody knowa we're demento...the screenwriters
guild is packed with lore re MANIC DEPRESSION AND HOW WE LOSE CONTROL
and knife couples while they are necking...(do they still neck>).
Franny
Rhiannon
Laugh! Yeah they still neck. If you start keeping track of the number of
times television cops de jour are tracking the killer, ransack his abode,
pick up the bottle of pills conveniently placed by the bedside and with a
furrowed brow and disapproving nod say, "Yep, just like we thought;
Bipolar!" the sublime to the ridiculous becomes a trek into the hilarious.
:-)
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Rhi
Alan Harding
<52dc7344-2608-434e...@s31g2000yqs.googlegroups.com>,
Franny <kathy....@gmail.com> writes
>On Nov 4, 5:42�pm, "Rhiannon" <rhian...@rogers.com> wrote:
>> > On Nov 4, 12:36 am, "VagiMite (Azz Pizz Institute)"
>> > <penac...@yomomma.hot.invalid> wrote:
>> >> A bipolar woman called in and said this on George Noory on the "last
>> >> hour" portion last night. He was just like, "Okay"
>>
>> We're also psycho killers. �If you believe tv and film. �Screenwriters are
>> still in a psychiatric dark age.
>
>Ofz*course* we are! Everybody knowa we're demento...the screenwriters
>guild is packed with lore re MANIC DEPRESSION AND HOW WE LOSE CONTROL
>and knife couples while they are necking...(do they still neck>).
>Franny
I wrote yesterday about my heroine driving a 20cm knife up to the hilt
into someone's back up, and hack another man's head off after she'd slit
his throat. She only has PTSD; imagine what she'd have done if she were
bipolar!
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just be what I feel like saying right now, okay?
Alan Harding
<rhia...@rogers.com> writes
>Franny wrote:
>> On Nov 4, 5:42 pm, "Rhiannon" <rhian...@rogers.com> wrote:
>>>> On Nov 4, 12:36 am, "VagiMite (Azz Pizz Institute)"
>>>> <penac...@yomomma.hot.invalid> wrote:
>>>>> A bipolar woman called in and said this on George Noory on the
>>>>> "last hour" portion last night. He was just like, "Okay"
>>>
>>> We're also psycho killers. If you believe tv and film. Screenwriters
>>> are still in a psychiatric dark age.
>>
>> Ofz*course* we are! Everybody knowa we're demento...the screenwriters
>> guild is packed with lore re MANIC DEPRESSION AND HOW WE LOSE CONTROL
>> and knife couples while they are necking...(do they still neck>).
>> Franny
>
>Laugh! Yeah they still neck. If you start keeping track of the number of
>times television cops de jour are tracking the killer, ransack his abode,
>pick up the bottle of pills conveniently placed by the bedside and with a
>furrowed brow and disapproving nod say, "Yep, just like we thought;
>Bipolar!" the sublime to the ridiculous becomes a trek into the hilarious.
>:-)
A lot of people (most?) think that schizophrenia involves multiple
personalities. "Studies in lunacy 101" ought to be compulsory.
Brian
> _/ VagiMite (Azz Pizz Institute) <penac...@yomomma.hot.invalid> wrote \_
>
> > slunky <slu...@cryptobug.com> wrote in
> >news:slrnhf2591...@asus.zero:
>
> >> I
> >> wrote him a gigantic e-mail in 2004, and he responded with two words.
>
> > I hope they were either "Thank you" or "Keep listening" :)
>
> It was "carpe diem".
That was our college motto. Bill, my English teacher, put it on the
final: "what does carpe diem mean?" and he let me grade tests.
"Sees the day" was our favorite answer.
Getting drunk and grading college tests. Not bad for a high school
drop out.
/ I like those reptilian youtube vids. The reporter shape shifts
while doing his piece. David Ickes has a 2 or 3 hour piece
interviewing Credo Mundo (sp?) The Portuguese had giant crosses on the
sails of their ships. The cross was a sign of the reptile people.
How else do you explain millions of people allowing 30 guys on a ship
to move in? The academic answer is that we kidnapped their leaders and
made them tell the people to submit. Or that we had black powder
guns. Or that we cornered them like the Spartan 300.
Horseshit. I have a BS in History, and most of it is horseshit.
36 days without a drink and I'm already to lead the world.
heh.
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Rhiannon
36 days is fantastic Brian! Well done. :-)
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Rhi
frett
It is just the initial getting out that is the difficult part.
There's so much bad about the past few that it's good to be alive
again.
I was driving today and got a 20 second fantastic 'free' feeling. So
it's all worth it.
Good ions in the air today, sunny calm Fall dry day.
Peace!
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> Rhi