QueenZone discussion #1330385

Marknow wrote: Ring your Doctor and make a appointment. When you get there the Doctor will ask you what is wrong, tell him/her, Marknow from Queenzone reckons I'm retarded. Ask the Doctor about what medication you can get, they have some great stuff. Best of luck.

GratefulFan wrote: The message is never take lithium for granted. It won't work forever.

GratefulFan wrote: The message is never take lithium for granted. It won't work forever.

Ozz wrote: And people keep feeding the Troll

GratefulFan wrote: I think a sense of humour always helps. And the recognition that most people won't keep a Rolodex of mood stabilizing medication references to avoid because they might possibly be irritating to people who go out of their way to be offended.

jones904 wrote: Queen and Freddies' secret messages, a mini documentary. what did Queen really create in the studio, just great music or some strange celestial Time Travelling? link

jones904 wrote: Dee, dah, day ...... This is a reference to D day (D-Day is a term often used in military parlance to denote the day on which a combat attack or operation is to be initiated) -(against Queen and Freddie- unbeknown the Brian and Roger that is why they have gone ahead using sacha) it is also a reference to "a beautiful day" , the later song which gives reference to the biopics making and the importance of talking the right path, which i include in my video where it tells "brian that he must select the best" after asking "how's movie" it also says "Kapone is the one" and mentions" the red roses" or" flowers" link

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

GratefulFan wrote:

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

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.

GratefulFan wrote:

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

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.

kosimodo wrote: When i listened to it backwards.. I heard it to.

pittrek wrote: People who listen to songs backwards have simply too much free time