secret messages in scandal

[QUOTE] [b]Panchgani[/b]

Nothing cuts deeper to someone with depression, than when their serious condition is trivialized by another who doesn’t understand it.[/QUOTE]

On a personal level I understand your instinctive reaction and empathize with your feelings. I haven't had occasion to make a lithium joke here until now I don't think, so can fairly painlessly not make one again now that I know my post made you feel this way. No problem.

However the fact remains that the post had nothing to do with depression and certainly nothing to do with you. You also have zero basis to be drawing any conclusions about the extent of any first or second hand experience I or anybody else has had with depression or any other mental health issue, so you have no idea who understands what. If it's your general expectation that you should be ale to roam the Internet and that the internet should be free of mental health related humour because you suffer from a mood disorder it is not a reasonable one.

[QUOTE] [b]GratefulFan wrote:[/b]

[QUOTE] [b]Panchgani[/b]

Nothing cuts deeper to someone with depression, than when their serious condition is trivialized by another who doesn’t understand it.[/QUOTE]

On a personal level I understand your instinctive reaction and empathize with your feelings. I haven't had occasion to make a lithium joke here until now I don't think, so can fairly painlessly not make one again now that I know my post made you feel this way. No problem.

In truth however the post had nothing to do with depression and certainly nothing to do with you. You have zero basis to be drawing any conclusions about the extent of any first or second hand experience I or anybody else has had with depression or any other mental health issue, so you have no idea who understands what. If it's your general expectation that you should be ale to roam the Internet and that the internet should be free of mental health related humour because you suffer from a mood disorder it is not a reasonable one.[/QUOTE]

Mmm, I agree. Though I empathise greatly with people who have depression, I don't think it warrants so much self importance that you're offended by everything.

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[b]GratefulFan wrote: [/b] [QUOTE] [b]Panchgani[/b]

Nothing cuts deeper to someone with depression, than when their serious condition is trivialized by another who doesn’t understand it.[/QUOTE]

On a personal level I understand your instinctive reaction and empathize with your feelings. I haven't had occasion to make a lithium joke here until now I don't think, so can fairly painlessly not make one again now that I know my post made you feel this way. No problem.

However the fact remains that the post had nothing to do with depression and certainly nothing to do with you. You also have zero basis to be drawing any conclusions about the extent of any first or second hand experience I or anybody else has had with depression or any other mental health issue, so you have no idea who understands what. If it's your general expectation that you should be ale to roam the Internet and that the internet should be free of mental health related humour because you suffer from a mood disorder it is not a reasonable one.[/QUOTE]

I apologize.

I think it's all in the song title really;

Some
Crazy
Asshole
Needs
Desperately
A course of
Lithium

VICTORY
i would like to reverse that

read it and weep
no time for losers

"KAPONE RULES" Brain May Paris 1986

"GET IT ALL PARIS" reverse of scandal 1988

"Freddie needs Jeremy" reverse of scandal 1988

my favourite new queen song
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YszNMlRpFyM

bump

[QUOTE] [b]kosimodo wrote:[/b]

When i listened to it backwards.. I heard it to.[/QUOTE]


they all did

just realised that on queen the films there is a track called Heart-Ache
how strange, i never knew that.

also another video i made of jeremy kapone i called Jeremy Kapone- i'm scared
because it was freddies face in the clip in the cave and it freaked me out so i called it Im Scared.

Brian May has a song called "i'm scared" on the same song as the one above
they were both on too much love will kill you single
that what Heart Ache isin reality its too much love will kill you, they just called it heart ache for the Queen the films version.

strange coincidences INDEED.
i called my video "Heart Ache" orginally ,but changed the title for continuity purposes for my freddie mercury biopic archive series
but it is sang on the music all the way through,.
as 'heart -ache'

[QUOTE] [b]pittrek wrote:[/b]

People who listen to songs backwards have simply too much free time[/QUOTE]


It kinda makes you wonder....this all started back in the vinyl age with crazy Christian fundamentalists claiming all kinds of satanic nonsense was hidden in pretty much every good record played backwards (as well as a number of bad ones).

Now I for one have never had, or even seen, a turntable that'll play your vinyl records backwards. So how did they do it? Do Christian fundamentalists know about some secret Satan's Audio Hardware & Speaker Store?

Ah you may scoff
but your ears dont decieve you
and remeber there is the Brian May Code also
apart from the fact Jeremy Kapone is a far superiour candidate for Freddie's part
The Brain May code is an astronomicaly obvious fact that would be impossible to be just coincidence
http://www.godlikeproductions.com/forum1/message1892215/pg1


"It's Challenging the doors of time"
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=361E4Hu1Stw
"Kapone rules" Brian May Paris 1986


NOAM is Borats middle name SBC is A HAM
Would Freddie miss the fact?
Clear as a Bell
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=74jxDznGMDo

Its a kind of Magic
OR we F**k **n ALL COMEDIANS NOW!!?

BARON, WHO WON?

HAHAHAHAH!