no wait i want it
-the zeus with the top post

Zetheus wrote:

you i can understand why you are alone , no one in real life would be
stupid enough to spend time with you.

i take it you come on usenet because you can impose your moronic
statements to a captive audience.

have you ever thought of getting help with your obsession and need to
have the final word ?

Go on makle my day and insist on having the last word.

smithy

You just don't know when to give up - do you, Zetheus? Okay, you
clown...

I hope (someday and for your own benefit) you'll learn the difference
between clever and obnoxious. Clever people generally have a wide
vocabularly and, therefore, don't depend on foul language to make a
point. You, in contrast, curse like a 12 year old who's not quite sure
what the words mean. It seems almost random - as though you have a
digital version of Tourette Syndrome. My bet is that if we were in the
same room, you'd be less inclined to mouth off. I think you prefer
hiding being a keyboard in a dark room wondering why God made you so
ugly and impotent. But even God ignores you.

You know, Tourettes is often associated with other conditions, the
symptoms of which you've presented here (for example, rage). You may
want to ask one of your many doctors whether you have Attention Deficit
Hyperactivity Disorder; Non-OCD Anxiety Disorder; Depression; or
Bipolar Disorder.

My point is that there is clearly something very wrong with you, above
and beyond having no self-respect, dignity, or manners.

smithy skrev:

It is 1/10000 or less, that is rare where i come from.

Starbuck skrev:

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smithy skrev:

Starbuck wrote:

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"smithy" yahoo.co.uk> wrote in message
news:1167465538.928311.317040@i12g2000cwa.googlegroups.com...

Atropine will make his heart do nifty things. Smoked or injected,
combined with those other drugs (probably ones too he's not mentioning)
like diazepam could cause his heart to start beating irregularly. Any
beta-blockers like Inderal combined with this would be like putting on
the brake and gas at the same time. The problem with that late pulled
phen-diet-pill I believe. Poly-pharmacy is always a guessing game, with
half-lives and unkown modes of action.

smithy wrote:

What are the possible side effects of haloperidol?

If you experience any of the following serious side effects, stop
taking haloperidol and seek emergency medical attention:

an allergic reaction (difficulty breathing; closing of your throat;
swelling of your lips, tongue, or face; or hives);
uncontrollable movements of the mouth, tongue, cheeks, jaw, arms or
legs; or
yellowing of your skin or eyes.
Other, less serious side effects may be more likely to occur. Continue
to take haloperidol and talk to your doctor if you experience