the American Revolution - Nov 27 2010

Hey, Nutjob, how you been? Still sick in the head I see. Drug regimen still not working.In those few moments of lucid comprehension, if you still have those, I think a quiet sit down with your doctors might be in order. Obviously, the treatment as prescribed, El Demento, is ineffective.Have they determined yet if your problem is genetic or is this one of those nurture, or in your case, a lack of nurture type of thing? You know, Screwloose, these kinda things can happen when someone is dropped on their head at a tender age. Though, now having a picture, I can imagine it was more of a stomp then a drop.Maybe you should change doctors? Though I suppose you'd have to change asylum as well.Maybe the new place will have nicer rooms: thicker padding on the walls, something other than a monochromatic taupe decor, maybe even jello on Wednesdays. That would be nice.But you're Canadian and all this therapy is paid by the government, right? So I suppose you don't get much voice in what funnyfarm they put you in. Not that it makes much difference. Deranged wackos usually don't get to decide much even with private insurance. I guess you're just stuck, Psycho-dude.Well, enough with the pleasantries. Until the next time your straightjacket straps come loose and you manage to get back into the PC room, here's hoping your personal nightmares quiesce, at least to the point where you're not peeing your pants so often.Edited by AZPaul3, : mechanics for the message and a "nice" subtitle for the Moose.

From what I understand it is supposed to be, yes, but it doesn't seem to have worked on our poor Canadian Cuckoo.Besides, taupe clashes with the pee stains.So maybe something else should be tried, like hot pink and dark-yellow checks with some puce thrown in around the corners. With brain wiring like his you never know how it will respond.

I'm sure you are both most welcome from each other.Now, as I recall the topic of this discussion was the care, feeding and therapy of the Coccyzus Canuckus, the Canadian Cuckoo, which appears as follows:

Sorry, CS, but this is a genuine Canadian Cuckoo. Certifiable.And you don't even have to go shop for 'em. The Canadian, along with its sister species from the USA, Australia, China, etc., just come to you over the internet! Amazing!

Hey, Screwloose, I just thought of something. This constant repetition in your posts is very telling. It is a symptom of dementia (no surprise there) but generally associated with Alzheimer's.Your brain is in an endless loop, so to speak. If you're not familiar with endless loop let me illustrate with a simplified computer program:------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

Start_1.
	Gosub Cuckoo.
Goto Start_1.

Start Cuckoo.
         Print now we are going to bury you...
                And the lesson from all of this? DOUBLE!
                ____________________________
                What do you want, you little ****ers?
                more of these idiots
                https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q4C5yzFmC80
                http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_prizes_for_evidence_of_the_paranormal
                HOW N WON ALL THE PARANORMAL PRIZES!
                http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Nostradamus
                pz myers does not exist
                http://richarddawkins.net/discussions/543672-inhertitance-of-acquired-
                behaviour-adaptions-and-brain-gene-expression-in-chickens
                atheists, we’re gonna cut off your heads
                THE HIGH PRICE OF REVOLUTION
                https://www.youtube.com/user/xviolatex?feature=mhum
End Cuckoo.

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See how that works? Constantly repeating the same routines. Looping through the same code without end.This is the way your brain is working.Have you had an fMRI recently? This could pinpoint if there is some kind of plaque buildup or a tau protein abnormality, which would be symptomatic of Alzheimer's and neuronal destruction leading to synaptic short circuits causing the loop, or whether your demented brain is really wired that way au naturel. Well, there really isn't anything naturel, as in normal, about it, but you get my drift.I should think making this determination would be important. If, indeed, this dementia is due to Alzheimer's then, well, I'm afraid there's nothing that could be done for you as there is no course of treatment to reverse or stop the destruction and the looping will just continue until even these neurons get whacked at which point you'll be a zombie.But, if this is the au naturel wiring of your cognitive circuitry, well, then I'm afraid there's nothing that could be done for you as there is no course of treatment to reverse or stop the circuit loop. Brain re-wiring is rather complex and, frankly, modern medicine is not all that good at it. Actually, we really suck at it and end up turning the patient into a zombie.Either way, I should think it would be good to know which form of dementia you suffer. That way when people look at you with that bemused this guy's really nuts! look you can say, It's alright, I have Alzheimer's, or Yah, you're right. My brain really does work that way.If you can remember this it might be good to bring up the subject next time you have one of those sessions with your Pshrync. Edited by AZPaul3, : Glaring spelling error missed on proofread, 5 times!

You got me Hyro. I thought Ol'Screwloose had somehow hijacked your ID complete with avatar.The good thing here, of course, is that if you ever decide to go crazy(er) then you have the ready-made demential repertoire complete with graphics.Good job.Edited by AZPaul3, : No reason given.