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Wade Icey
Big Wall climber
Indian Caves, CA
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Jul 25, 2007 - 02:54pm PT
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"Do you think I would have made a good schizophrenic?"
Just a suggestion; The use of present tense makes writing much more immediate.
"Do you think I make a good schizophrenic?"
Do you think?
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Russ Walling
Social climber
Out on the sand.... man.....
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Jul 25, 2007 - 02:54pm PT
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ummmm Ouch..... this one is not your thread, but the OP could pass power on to you and hand over the wackamole club..... the foul mouth on that L chick is really something......
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Mighty Hiker
Social climber
Vancouver, B.C.
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Jul 25, 2007 - 02:55pm PT
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"I'm having some trouble getting my sourdough starter just right. I think it might be temperature variances that are keeping it from thriving. Does anyone have any tips? And the vinegar in the pickles is not real clear anymore. Is this a natural change or should I be doing something different, or trying a different brand of vinegar. And those lovely birds on the porch are now fully feathered and ready to leave the nest. Has anyone ever tried dog manure on their crooknecked squash instead of bat guano? Speaking of bats, have you ever built a bat house?"
A fine bit of stream of nonconsciousness poetry from Russ, which he shouldn't be allowed to disappear. Though there should have been some skwirrls in there somewhere, perhaps.
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Patrick Sawyer
climber
Originally California now Ireland
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Jul 25, 2007 - 02:56pm PT
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come on, I actually think that MikeL was trying to make an important point and you all go shooting...
... what's that you all say?...
...okay, I'll shut up.
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Roger Breedlove
climber
Cleveland Heights, Ohio
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Jul 25, 2007 - 02:58pm PT
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Crimpergirl
Social climber
St. Looney
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Jul 25, 2007 - 03:01pm PT
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MAYBE A DINGO ATE YUR BABY!!!!!
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Crimpergirl
Social climber
St. Looney
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Jul 25, 2007 - 03:02pm PT
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Oh, and since it is relevant to this thread, I just wanted to add that I'm going to Yosemite! Yay me.
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Hootervillian
climber
the Hooterville World-Guardian
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Jul 25, 2007 - 03:04pm PT
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shouldn't the title be something like-
"Making an Intellectual Conversation of Threads"
because the thesis doesn't appear attempt define Contribution. which, in this context, occurs everytime someones clicks the 'Post this Reply' button, for better or worse.
is this gonna be on the test?
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Beatrix Kiddo
Mountain climber
Denver
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Jul 25, 2007 - 03:06pm PT
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Hey crimporama. . .me too! Flying out tomorrow afternoon.
One of these days I have to tell you a very funny bird story that I'm sure you would appreciate.
poop
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dirtineye
Trad climber
the south
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Jul 25, 2007 - 03:15pm PT
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Well Russ, since you asked, both dog sh#t and bat guano on crookneck squash tastes like, well, sh#t. There, I said it.
I really think you could have figured this out for yourself though.
In the future, please do not hijack serious threads, OK????
LEB, yes, this year seems to be a great one for productivity in the garden. I have no idea why or how, cause we had a drought down south at the first part of the summer.
A warning on the heirloom cherry tomato, "Large Red Cherry"-- this plant is the godzilla of tomato plants. It grows three times as fast as any other I have seen, and soon will be knocking on the door demanding water and fertilizer. I swear if you stretched it out straight it woudl be tewnty feet, and is not even close to slowing down, in fact, it seems to be picking up steam. If I ever plant them again, it will be one plant only, not three. They are covered in fruit, which is good if you like cherry tomatos, but I have decided that they don't taste all that good, DOH!
The Ace heirloom tomato is also not so great. Oh well.
BUT, the Volkov and the German Red Strawberry varieties are very good, and are worth doing again.
The Cowhorn okra is also very good, tastes better I think than Clemson Spineless, and is more prolific as well.
Now if I only had a way to defeat the evil squash borer.
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L
climber
Alaska once upon a time
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Jul 25, 2007 - 03:19pm PT
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Ruuuuuuuuuuss...what the...???? I was just trying to immitate you, my fearless poo-talker!
Whackamole???
Meeeee???? Pa-leeeezeee!
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Russ Walling
Social climber
Out on the sand.... man.....
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Jul 25, 2007 - 03:21pm PT
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potty mouth...... they "all" try to blame me.....
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Jaybro
Social climber
The West
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Jul 25, 2007 - 03:27pm PT
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"Do you think I would have made a good schizophrenic?"
" just gently pulling your chain Sybill"
When these two (?) do sit down for a conversation, I want to be in the room.
The motherf*&**^*&^*^&ing voices tell me there is only one l in sybil
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Ouch!
climber
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Jul 25, 2007 - 03:30pm PT
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"ummmm Ouch..... this one is not your thread, but the OP could pass power on to you and hand over the wackamole club..... the foul mouth on that L chick is really something......"
Sure is. L reminds me of that old saying, "Cuss like a preacher's daughter".
Might be time to whip out the Lifebuoy soap and lather up that cuss hole.
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Wade Icey
Big Wall climber
Indian Caves, CA
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Jul 25, 2007 - 03:48pm PT
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Interesting Russ. a well thought out reply..There was a Robin in my yard this morning. I thought I heard windchimes but it turned out to be a scrub jay with its head stuck in an OE can. However I'd be curious on your take on this one, condensed for clarity and supertopoliticalcorrectnessness from the original "contribution." Is the part about schizophrenia clear? Or should I google up a more thorough report, print in triplicate and snail mail to the sushifest'08 glengardner participants?
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When anger or grief ... an old punching bag from a boxing gymnasium and hung it in his garage..go to the squash court and play at times of anxiety. Some relatives simply go out for a long walk or run. Everyone should experience the release of tears, the body's own way of reducing tension.None of us is perfect.. Many things that are said in anger are bitterly regretted afterwards. Try to maintain some control.Acceptance Collard greens are vegetables that are members of the cabbage family, but are also close relatives to kale. Although they are available year-round they are at their best from January through April.Coming to terms with a brain disorder means... hope for the future.When this is done... stem from unrealistic objectives.Happineeens are vegetables that are members of the cabbage family, but are also close relatives to kale. Although they are available year-round they are at their best from January through April...A sense of humour has helped.., each family member must have recreational time free from worry...forms like collards; and others with curled leaves. The Romans may have taken the coles to Britain and France or the Celts may have introduced them to these countries. They reached into the British Isles in the 4th century B.C.Sometimes a care giver tries to compensate for what she/he has lost in his relative by becoming over protective. Personal pain is assuaged by the total management of the relative's life. The person, often the mother, becomes dependent on the caring role, in some cases treating an adult son or daughter like a child. This is not only destructive to the care giver, it is also stressful to the person with schizophrenia. The motto should be "Moderation in Caring."...1 in 100. Your knowledge will arm you against any ignorance you meet. You will feel satisfaction in being able to impart the knowledge you have learned....France or the Celts may have introduced them to these countries. They reached into the British Isles in the 4th century B.C Making Adjustments Collard greens are vegetables that are members of the cabbage family, but are also .. Quiet reassurances of love and respect are needed between all members of the family. in this case, changing tense, changes the connotation and veracity of the statement.Drug-Induced Psychosis ... psychosis based on the glutamate hypothesis.
Although the dopamine hypothesis at the NMDA receptor. Some of these "street" drugs are pencyclidine (PCP), and Ketamine (Special K).The researchers found that "The psychosis produced by these drugs is indistinguishable from schizophrenia and includes both positive and negative symptoms."This is important ... indistinguishable from schizophrenia.The researchers focused on the drug-induced psychosis that occurs after puberty using rats ...to induce psychosis.The researchers argue, "... may decrease the probability of episodic psychosis from any cause."The connection of psychosis to epilepsy is interesting because it may provide new pathways for treatment. Prescribing antiepileptic/anticonvulsant medications is ...When someone becomes ill with a brain disorder like schizophrenia, feelings and emotions are not very much different. What may be different is the long time people take to recognize mental illness and the need to seek Denial of Public Health on behalf of the World Health Organization and the World Bank:The burdens of mental illnesses, such as depression, alcohol dependence and schizophrenia, have been seriously underestimated by traditional approaches that take account only of deaths and not disability. While psychiatric conditions are responsible for little more than one per cent of deaths, they account for almost 11 per cent of disease burden worldwide.Most significantly, the study shows that the burden of psychiatric conditions has been ...o means restricted to the rich countries, although their burden is highest in the Established Market Economies...spoken of in whispers because it frightened and horrified people. Today no one would dream of bei..true about schizophrenia.There are also chat sites on the world-wide web. You .. which. GuiltMental disorders that involve psychosis (being out of touch with reality, or totally involved in a reality that is the rich countries Whenever anyone ... burden worldwide Most significantly, ... in the Established Market Economies....A sense of humour ...worry... highest in the Established Market Economies...Sometimes ...focused on the drug-induced psychosis that occurs after puberty denial (being out of touch with reality, or totally involved in a reality that is entirely your own .Happiness...and the World Bank:... unrealistic objectives for the future.... the diagnosis. A sense of humour....
I'm going to make soup for dinner, anybody here try whittling? WTF? ANTS!
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Ouch!
climber
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Jul 25, 2007 - 03:51pm PT
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Wade Icey, how come you wanna muck up such a nice thread?
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Jaybro
Social climber
The West
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Jul 25, 2007 - 03:52pm PT
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"The more you learn about schizophrenia the more you will realize that you are far from being alone."
-Another keeper!
"Madness is all in the mind," Madness.
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Wade Icey
Big Wall climber
Indian Caves, CA
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Jul 25, 2007 - 04:05pm PT
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Wade Icey, how come you wanna muck up such a nice thread?..
A) Avoiding the real work of the day.
B) Was inspired by Russ? he's always been a role model. I Blame him.
C) You tryin' to censor me Ouch?
D) Genuinely interested in intellectual discourse.
E) I'm just mad 'coz my IGNORE button isn't working.
F) some or all or none of the above.
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Russ Walling
Social climber
Out on the sand.... man.....
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Jul 25, 2007 - 04:12pm PT
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hahahaha! nice work Wade! I read the entire post and besides being slightly repetitive, there is a typo in paragraph 31.
This one made the most sense:
Lamotrigine (Lamictal), is interesting with a brain. This pamphlet is interesting because it may provide neglect they fail to be been shown health. These medication of psychotic, usually Clozaril.oo often families around that the world. They are so emotion of psychosis to be been shown to decrease irritability, positive symptoms, and anxiety or aggressive beneficial in a close relative beneficial in some pathways for treating with a brain disorder in a close relative behaviors. Lamotrigine (Lamictal
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L
climber
Alaska once upon a time
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Jul 25, 2007 - 04:49pm PT
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Might be time to whip out the Lifebuoy soap and lather up that cuss hole.
We used Dial at our house. A lot of it, too.
Never heard the "preacher's daughter" epitaph...we took sailor lessons there in Missouri...
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