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Ben-CS
I have doubts about the sanity of every member of these forums.
Ben-CS
Ben-CS
Originally posted by Njorl
I went to the Symantek-Norton San-Checker site, and it verified that I am 100% sane.
Njorl
I have long suspected that I might actually be insane. This might explain why I view so much of humanity as crazy. When it's several billion against one I think it's worth considering that the problem may only be with me.Originally posted by Ben-CS
I have doubts about the sanity of every member of these forums.
Ben-CS
Originally posted by Ben-CS
I have doubts about the sanity of every member of these forums.
Ben-CS
Does this doubt extend to yourself?
Well , I have never questioned my mental integrity . I have been sad sometimes , confused , or many other emotions ...usually in response to stimuli , but are these temporary feelings unhealthy ?Yes, of course only an insane person never questions their sanity!
wuliheron , is this your instigator / agitator style posting :) ...or should I read this as a true representation of what you really believe ? ...
I thought that reality was a cop-out for people who couldn’t face drugs.You got it. Sanity is for those who can't face reality.
Oh, do you mean reality is for people who can't cope with dope? ... Oh, I see. Maybe you'd care to lay down on the couch for awhile?I thought that reality was a cop-out for people who couldn’t face drugs.
Nah, I don't need the guilt...Originally posted by Iacchus32
Oh, do you mean reality is for people who can't cope with dope? ... Oh, I see. Maybe you'd care to lay down on the couch for awhile?
Originally posted by Njorl
I went to the Symantek-Norton San-Checker site, and it verified that I am 100% sane.
Njorl
Originally posted by LURCH
"This neurotic search for perfect sanity will drive us all crazy!" -S. Freud
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