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[The Flying Cow]

The madhouse, congregation of the clinically insane.

[OlegL]

The madhouse, congregation of the clinically insane.

Well, I was actually hospitalized two times for the same reason: I destroyed all furniture in my house. If you think hospitals are like madhouses, then you could say that yes, I was in a madhouse. The second time I was hospitalized was in the year 2007 or 2008. By the way, have I spoken to you before? I am asking it 'cause I don't remember it.

[The Flying Cow]

Lol I was just throwing some banter your way. I guess the joke backfired in the end

[Artemis]

The madhouse, congregation of the clinically insane.

Well, I was actually hospitalized two times for the same reason: I destroyed all furniture in my house. If you think hospitals are like madhouses, then you could say that yes, I was in a madhouse. The second time I was hospitalized was in the year 2007 or 2008. By the way, have I spoken to you before? I am asking it 'cause I don't remember it.

So Oleg, the 'hospital' ward you were in each time you decided the furniture had to die, the doors weren't locked by any chance were they ?

You didn't take some pills with names ending in 'zine' to help you feel less destructive to inanimate objects, and sit around in a group with other people, while you listened to why they had urges that wound them up in the same place ?

I'm just trying to get a feel for the kind of hospital it was.

[OlegL]

Well, I was actually hospitalized two times for the same reason: I destroyed all furniture in my house. If you think hospitals are like madhouses, then you could say that yes, I was in a madhouse. The second time I was hospitalized was in the year 2007 or 2008. By the way, have I spoken to you before? I am asking it 'cause I don't remember it.

So Oleg, the 'hospital' ward you were in each time you decided the furniture had to die, the doors weren't locked by any chance were they ?

You didn't take some pills with names ending in 'zine' to help you feel less destructive to inanimate objects, and sit around in a group with other people, while you listened to why they had urges that wound them up in the same place ?

I'm just trying to get a feel for the kind of hospital it was.

The first time I was hospitalized, I was in a bad hospital. I didn't like it there. The second time I was hospitalized, I was in a really good hospital. I could leave my room, and watch TV with other people in a big hallway (if hallway is the right word to describe it). I actually liked being in that hospital because I was always around people; I was never alone. Speaking of medications, I had to take seroquel. (The first time I was hospitalized, I had to take risperdal). You asked me why other people had ended up there. Well, my roommate had a case of schizophrenia; there was also a girl (not one of my roommates) who just kept repeating that she wanted to play chess. (I don't remember what she was diagnosed with). There was an Indian guy who seemed pretty normal to me. And yes, from time to time, we had to gather in a circle and discuss things.

[Artemis]

So did you ?

[manker]

So Oleg, the 'hospital' ward you were in each time you decided the furniture had to die, the doors weren't locked by any chance were they ?

You didn't take some pills with names ending in 'zine' to help you feel less destructive to inanimate objects, and sit around in a group with other people, while you listened to why they had urges that wound them up in the same place ?

I'm just trying to get a feel for the kind of hospital it was.

The first time I was hospitalized, I was in a bad hospital. I didn't like it there. The second time I was hospitalized, I was in a really good hospital. I could leave my room, and watch TV with other people in a big hallway (if hallway is the right word to describe it). I actually liked being in that hospital because I was always around people; I was never alone. Speaking of medications, I had to take seroquel. (The first time I was hospitalized, I had to take risperdal). You asked me why other people had ended up there. Well, my roommate had a case of schizophrenia; there was also a girl (not one of my roommates) who just kept repeating that she wanted to play chess. (I don't remember what she was diagnosed with). There was an Indian guy who seemed pretty normal to me. And yes, from time to time, we had to gather in a circle and discuss things.

This is a fecking caricature. It can't possibly be a real person relating their experiences.

[The Flying Cow]

Somehow he thinks pretending to be a mentalist is funny. Maybe he does it to divert attention from the fact that we already consider him daft to begin with.

[manker]

Somehow he thinks pretending to be a mentalist is funny. Maybe he does it to divert attention from the fact that we already consider him daft to begin with.

I think he's indulging in some kind of self-parody, where his own failings are amplified, distorted and coated with spastic before being daubed onto a macabre internets canvas that he's called OlegL.

[manker]

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