Evil Clown Ritalin Pastiche
Wicked Farceur would compel you to act only according to that maxim by which you can at the same time will that it would become a universal law
During meetings at work I sometimes draw skulls, clowns or women with their heads' on fire.
Evil Clown
clowns are anti-social, pathological creatures preying on society
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During meetings at work I sometimes draw skulls, clowns or women with their heads' on fire.
clowns are anti-social, pathological creatures preying on society
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Labels: dead evil clown, evil clown, evil clown picture, farceur
posted by Litotes The Clown at 9:24 PM
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A scandelous statement, followed but the most melodious crying to touch your frostbitten ears.
This world is cold but, within it, there are a dying breed. The scared and the whimsical and those whos wings can no longer be seen. With age and apathy we strain ourselves and fly further from that quiet voice that tells us-
Let us fall quietly
quietly to sleep. To sleep and ,then, those dreams may find us later in life; catch up with our tired hopes and foot-trodden dreams.
Heed those vioces and those smiles and those saltwater rainings that will plague all our nights while we hide in the open spaces of these buildings.
I have always wondered about those meetings and if you would ever think to create a smile for me.
You Kant say that! Human beings occupy a scary place in creation. Your immoral philosophy betrays your demontological ethics.
Hypothetically your system cannot dissuade immoral action or look unequivocally upon the actions of others.
- Quietus
My name is Nikki Hughes and i would like to show you my personal experience with Ritalin.
I am 51 years old. Have been on Ritalin for 9 years now. I began taking it for depression after my marriage ended, and also in a misguided attempt to lose weight! I lost about 15 pounds at the beginning, had tons of energy, felt great...but the weight loss stopped within a few months.. I currently feel focused and motivated after I take it and am able to get a lot done. As well as the generic ritalin, I take 6 - 12 Tylenol 1 tablets a day. I know how bad this is, but can't seem to stop for more than a few days. The last nine years seem to be a blur...it's like I have lost those years....I hardly remember anything about them. I find this sad and frightening. I take what my doctor prescribed: three 10mg. tablets a day. I have tried many times to completely get off this drug but I now realize that I am truly addicted to it. If I stop taking it for more than one day I become extremely depressed and have very negative, hopeless thoughts and ideas.
I have experienced some of these side effects-
very irritable when it wears off; sometimes difficult to fall asleep, memory loss, hear music in my head that won't stop.
I hope this information will be useful to others,
Nikki Hughes
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