I just had another worst embarrassing moment of my life.
I'm too tired to describe it just yet, but I like to think that:
Death wears a smile.
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xpsyuvz |
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I just had another worst embarrassing moment of my life.
Death wears a smile. |
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MKULTRA ver II |
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I've been out of contact. Workmen severed the phone line to my apartment block, so no internet... it was horrible. They still haven't fixed it, I
suspect there's an argument between the telephone company and the guys who (probably) cut the line. So I've had to buy a mobile broadband unit for the
meantime. Hey, broadband is cool! So much better than the 56k I'm used to. Amazing that the little USB thing is sending and receiving minute
electromagnetic ripples through space.
Death does wear a smile, but it can't help it. I've got plenty of worst embarrassing moments, possibly a few more than average. Ah well... on the plus side, remember that there are people out there who torture and kill people. The world is full of hateful thugs who've done terrible things. If the worst thing on your ledger is a few embarrasing moments, you're doing ok. :) |
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xpsyuvz |
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Since I hadn't seen any recent posts from you at KIR or The Star Chamber either, I suspected something was up.
My embarrassing moment seems almost trivial now.
My problems seems trivial now because one of my co-worker's lost her son/kid (the cutest 8 year old kid in the world), apparently just
drowned in a local canal…
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MKULTRA ver II |
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Weird, I wrote a reply to this a few days ago but it doesn't seem to have come up. Oh well, I was just saying that's pretty horrible about the kid
dying. :(
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xpsyuvz |
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I think the universe occasionally likes to take advantage of people who want to express care.
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MKULTRA ver II |
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Well, in a slightly similar vein, I sometimes think mean people and monsters in dreams are trying to help me get lucid. By hassling me and hurting me they are
trying to rouse my mind from a stupor to something that examines the situation more critically, enough to realize it's a dream.
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xpsyuvz |
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Thanks for your relevant response, MK.
I'm having another bad day. I try to ignore lots, but then on internal Jeopardy --- a game show that presents an answer and the contestants/me then try to provide the correct question…. (I'll play for now...) Me: I'll choose "A gun", for zero points.
So I'm thinking who holds the gun and who is it pointing towards?
2. Me with guns pointed towards everything.
3. Others with guns (if I didn't already out of random frustration shoot you first) : Just fucking kill me. I don't care anymore... In the end, we're all going to be dead anyway. So: Me at the game show quickly slaps the buzzer: What is an efficient death tool?
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MKULTRA ver II |
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Hmm, well, since you mentioned guns...
Would you be interested in a bit of online combat? I've recently been getting into Quake Live. It's a browser based version of Quake 3 Arena. I've joined as mkultra333. If you join we could have a few matches, might be fun. Since I'm in Australia and you're in the U.S. we could play on U.S. servers and that way my terrible ping/lag would compensate for your inexperience (assuming you don't play Q3A much.) Anyhow, just a thought. Could be fun. I figure a violent video game is just the thing to soothe the nerves of someone sufferring schizoid symptoms, hallucinations of death and gun massacre fantasies. :) |
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xpsyuvz |
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I like that Quake fight idea.
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MKULTRA ver II |
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A thought occured to me, what if your problem is the sleep deprivation, and the schizoid symptoms are just a side effect of that? I had assumed it was the
schizoid stuff causing the sleep deprivation, but maybe it's the other way around. Lack of sleep causes hallucinations, anxiety, confusion, etc.
That opens up another possibility. It might be easier to get treatment for bad sleep than it is for hallucinatoins and stuff. |
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xpsyuvz |
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Yes, I've thought this similarly.
(Fuck me. This is really hard for me to explain, but maybe it's helpful for me to try.) Point 1: I heard voices several years before I ever started drinking or had sleep deprivation.
Point 2: I now seem to have two types of hallucinations. Ones that seem to come from voices (and they're not being mean anymore), and ones that seem to come from sleep deprivation or alcohol. (So with the latter hallucination category, I tend to agree with your idea.)
But then there is an aftermath of "what the f?" stuff (sleep deprivation and 9 US standard sized vodka shots) -- where it... well, actually I feel rather normal right now... (but it's slanted -- against withdrawal and maybe more...) Sleep aids:
I don't know. And sorry if this was an awkward post.
But it reminded me to mention I probably won't get to looking into Quake (any time soon)... I haven't played a computer game in 20+ years. And I'm guessing after I look into it, it wouldn't be for me. But there is an intricately, carved and curved pitchfork punctured into my head right now. You're invited to imagine how the frontal
skull and eyeballs get ripped out of my torn face... (Bleh. And maybe from a goat-guy with demon horns -- to make my vision over the top/(I can't think of
the word but where that last part was mostly from me -- as an added joke). (But it should maybe be followed up with some experience of watching nature --
peaceful grass and trees?)
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MKULTRA ver II |
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I hear ambien causes weird behaviour in people, so that might not be the best option.
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xpsyuvz |
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Yeah, or at least with my interpretation, Ambien especially seems to have a potential "sleepwalking" effect. (Acting but not too
conscious of it.)
The converse fear I have with caffeine (with sleep deprivation) is narcolepsy. (Suddenly not being able to act because of loss of
consciousness.)
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xpsyuvz |
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Did I mention it's really hard for me to fake sanity anymore?
I'm also thinking:
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MKULTRA ver II |
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Arg! Yuku ate my post!
I get ads for mice control, custom pillows, lactose free milk and online poker. None for machine guns, zombies, or zombies with machine guns. Maybe it needs to sink in for a while. :) |
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xpsyuvz |
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Here, I get ads about mice control and alcohol addiction.
A diary story: (Zoom, zoom, zoom -- says the fly that may or may not be there.) Like fish, we heaped corpses into the truck. (Maybe we're trying to remove them?) Me: "I think that was our father." (Talking about one of the corpses.)
That was one mean alligator with a lazer -- a sniper that can kill us all. Doctor #1: What?
At home: I was again thinking about dodging lazers from an alligator... Doctor #1: So tell me about your past...
(I think the fly is real. It's zipping around with this "z" sound -- I don't see it, but think it's there -- not in a
poetic sense, but I think it's really somewhere in this room existing.)
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MKULTRA ver II |
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Alcohol is making things worse.
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xpsyuvz |
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Alcohol is making things worse. Even though I'm imagining a rope slithering up around my head, and it looks like a noose, my voice #1 mentioned, "no, it's not worse (but don't over do it --- theme)." I am in a state where I won't drink for a while (because of work responsibilities) -- but I am in a state of fear. (I'm not going to
sleep in the next few days)
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MKULTRA ver II |
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Not drinking, if you are alcoholic, will in itself stop you sleeping. It sounds like you've gotten into a cycle of perpetual alcoholic withdrawal.
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xpsyuvz |
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Hmm, that could hold a lot of truth. Without alcohol: My shakiness seems to last much longer than expected. And I might be able to get 15 minutes of sleep (and it was a nice
sleep), but then I'm awake again.
I can't remember a long sleep without alcohol. |
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