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TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP , TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP TRUMP, TRUMP TRUMP.....

(and when the little spaceship flys across the top, it goes....)

carsoncarsoncarsoncarsoncarsoncarsoncarsoncarson.........

lord help us.

our political system is being invaded by (GASP!!!)...., actual CITIZENS!!!!

OH THE HORROR!!! WHAT IS OUR democracy COMING TO????

AH!!!! OUR HAIR IS FIRE!!!! WE MUST STOP THEM!!!!

(this ad was paid for by the RNC)

there you go guin.

I keep thinking that Hillary s campaign is dead, but she rises unashamed from her ashes and carries on.

the sooner that she withdraws, the sooner that I can take the piss out of the repubs with regularity....

It can be tough getting those psych meds balanced just right.


yrs,
rubato

what is this thing you call humour, earthling?

yrs

c3po

rubato wrote:It can be tough getting those psych meds balanced just right.


yrs,
rubato

Spoken from your own experiences, no doubt?

dales wrote:

rubato wrote:It can be tough getting those psych meds balanced just right.


yrs,
rubato

Spoken from your own experiences, no doubt?

Somewhat. My younger brother (deceased) had schizophrenia and I worked with college students for 10 years, a population right in the middle of the age range when mental illness develops. So I saw a lot of people go through that process. Some much more successful than others.


yrs,
rubato

It thought it was funny. Caddyshack funny on the rubato scale of humor.

Somewhat. My younger brother (deceased) had schizophrenia and I worked with college students for 10 years, a population right in the middle of the age range when mental illness develops. So I saw a lot of people go through that process. Some much more successful than others.


yrs,
rubato

Then why the cheap shot at wes?

Cause he sets them up so well?

Somewhat. My younger brother (deceased) had schizophrenia and I worked with college students for 10 years, a population right in the middle of the age range when mental illness develops.

The truly cruel and insidious thing about mental illness, (schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder, etc) is the way the disease itself tells those suffering from it that they are "well" when they are not...

If you have a broken leg, your leg doesn't tell you that you can now start walking around on it because you "feel" a little better...(In fact if you try to do that, your leg will "tell" you the exact opposite...)

If you have a diabetic condition, or high blood pressure, or high cholesterol, or any other physical condition, your mind doesn't tell you "Okay now you're cured. You can stop taking your medicine"...

But mental illness works that way...

dales wrote:

Somewhat. My younger brother (deceased) had schizophrenia and I worked with college students for 10 years, a population right in the middle of the age range when mental illness develops. So I saw a lot of people go through that process. Some much more successful than others.


yrs,
rubato

Then why the cheap shot at wes?

And your comment was not a cheap shot?


You're an asshole. And dirt-stupid to boot.


Wes made a series of posts which make so logical sense at all. I was merely pointing this out using satire.

If Wes really does suffer from a diagnosed mental illness then it would be inappropriate and I would apologize. Otherwise, it was perfectly appropriate.


yrs,
rubato

Lord Jim wrote:

Somewhat. My younger brother (deceased) had schizophrenia and I worked with college students for 10 years, a population right in the middle of the age range when mental illness develops.

The truly cruel and insidious thing about mental illness, (schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder, etc) is the way the disease itself tells those suffering from it that they are "well" when they are not...

If you have a broken leg, your leg doesn't tell you that can now start walking around on it because you "feel" a little better...

If you have a diabetic condition, or high blood pressure, or high cholesterol, or any other physical condition, your mind doesn't tell you "Okay now you're cured. You can stop taking your medicine"...

But mental illness works that way...

You don't know the first thing about it. Stop before you make a bigger ass of yourself. Most people with serious mental illness know that something is wrong but don't understand what it is.


yrs,
rubato

You don't know the first thing about it. Stop before you make a bigger ass of yourself.

I happen to know a lot about it rube...

And the fact that you would respond that way makes me think that perhaps you don't, and you may have made that whole story up...

Or once again you're responding in your usual insecure defensive way when the truth hits too close to the mark...

ETA:

I'm going with Door #2.....

Lord Jim wrote:

You don't know the first thing about it. Stop before you make a bigger ass of yourself.

I happen to know a lot about it rube...

And the fact that you would respond that way makes me think that perhaps you don't, and you may have made that whole story up...

Or once again you're responding in your usual insecure defensive way when the truth hits too close to the mark...

The only thing you know about it is that your wife was a methamphetamine abuser who might have thought she was 'well' when she was not. You have no other knowledge of the subject.

But continue to blither on to your hearts content.

Nobody here will be harmed by your idiocy.

yrs,
rubato

Lord Jim wrote:

Somewhat. My younger brother (deceased) had schizophrenia and I worked with college students for 10 years, a population right in the middle of the age range when mental illness develops.

The truly cruel and insidious thing about mental illness, (schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder, etc) is the way the disease itself tells those suffering from it that they are "well" when they are not...

If you have a broken leg, your leg doesn't tell you that you can now start walking around on it because you "feel" a little better...(In fact if you try to do that, your leg will "tell" you the exact opposite...

If you have a diabetic condition, or high blood pressure, or high cholesterol, or any other physical condition, your mind doesn't tell you "Okay now you're cured. You can stop taking your medicine"...

But mental illness works that way...

Tell me about it.

For the past 12 years, and despite rubato's claim I am a "ward screw", I've worked as part of a team treating young people with psychosis and schizophrenia, (first episode/prodromal,) with the aim of keeping them safe, well, socially functioning, and out of hospital.

Preconceptions of the conditions, and prejudice against the mentally ill, are the biggest hurdles to the team's success. (Along with making sure the buggers stay medicated!)

You're an asshole. And dirt-stupid to boot.



yrs,
rubato

Thanks, coming from you.......that's a compliment!

The only thing you know about it is that your wife was a methamphetamine abuser who might have thought she was 'well' when she was not. You have no other knowledge of the subject.

But continue to blither on to your hearts content.

Nobody here will be harmed by your idiocy.

yrs,
rubato

"once again you're responding in your usual insecure defensive way when the truth hits too close to the mark..."

rube, do you ever get tired of proving my point?

You have absolutely no idea how many people I've known with mental disorders, or how close I've been to them...

But you have a pathological fear of having other people feel "sorry" for you... (particularly me, apparently...)

So the moment that I might be extending you some empathy, you feel the need to lash out as a right asshole...

You might want to look into why you have this need...

(schizophrenia, bi-polar disorder, etc) is the way the disease itself tells those suffering from it that they are "well" when they are not...

Alcoholism does it also.