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Roger, this abortive failure of a forum theme (sorry faust and 000, but it's still full of failaise) makes the Head of Bob look too big.

They can always break the board again.

All right, I didn't really mean it. Gimme a break; I'm a little cranky from that boiling water I just poured down my trousers. Fuck, I was gonna make tea with that too...

Roger, this abortive failure of a forum theme (sorry faust and 000, but it's still full of failaise) makes the Head of Bob look too big.

I think I am more afraid of Mr. Suus sister then I am of him...

WTF is that supposed to mean?

I'll eat my currently boiling tea kettle if it meant anything significant at all.

You should do that anyway. And take pics.

Pic taken, sort of:

I think I am more afraid of Mr. Suus sister then I am of him...

WTF is that supposed to mean?

I'll eat my currently boiling tea kettle if it meant anything significant at all.

Yeah, edumacating yourself on common drugs (or whatever you're taking, even if it isn't common) is a good idea too.

HEADLESS FRED SAYS



FUCK YOU 104

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I CAN POINT AT MY NIPPLE TOO.

The whole "chemical imbalance" thing is ridiculous. I mean, sometimes it's documentably true, because some gland is producing too much or too little of something and you can use a supplement (or suppression) of that chemical to correct the problem. Other times, though, it's like someone got hold of that phrase and decided to use it arbitrarily because "we don't know why he acts that way, but we noticed that this drug seems to alleviate the symptoms" doesn't sound very official.

For instance, I have ADHD and I'm pretty damn sure it's not because my brain isn't producing enough Methylphenidate, even though Methylphenidate seems to make me act more "normal" (feels abnormal to me, but it's all about other people's perceptions, right?)

Scientists, including doctors, really don't like to say "We have no fucking idea, in fact we don't even think everyone we're calling "Schizophrenic" is suffering from the same thing."

Even less do they like "Well, this drug seems to work, but we don't actually know how or why".

But a lot of the time, it's true.

My mom is a doctor, and I second this statement. Doctors tend to assume that people need the dumbed-down explanation of everything, which, frankly, a lot of people do.

If you really want to be sure that your doctor is giving you "the whole story" behind why he/she is giving you a certain prescription (or why they aren't giving you a prescription you expected to get), educate yourself a little bit in whatever area of medicine you're having problems with. Then during the appointment, you can say, "Do you think it might be a problem with <insert body part or function here>," and even if you're completely wrong, they might feel obligated to explain why you're wrong.

I think shitting hate all the time gives some people chafing.

I always liked that rant on education... teaching kids HOW to think seems so much more valuable than drilling them on WHAT to think.

But... but that's HARD! Critical thought means WAITING for a definite answer! BAAAAAAAAAAWWW!

I like.

And complimenting him on choosing cannibalism, I presume?

That's the tastiest slice of ROFLCAKE I've had in ages!

Oh damn, that was right after the commercial break and I was rushing back in from the kitchen.

And I only turned on the television to watch that very moment!

We will, of course, have to be prepared to deal with leftist opposition.

I think our Memeplex needs to stop shitting around with Gillian McKeith's nutritional advice.