The Remarkable 80's Bar and Grill

[M]

Is it blank, or white text?

Blank and it was Red Skull I believe. Guy had coffee cup too, in the running for best All Star-er in the fed which is totally something we should do to honour ASV.

 

[NSL]

Blank and it was Red Skull I believe. Guy had coffee cup too, in the running for best All Star-er in the fed which is totally something we should do to honour ASV.

You may have something there...

 

[M]

Please tell me that's the reason behind getting my PM box full again with two quotes out of nowhere

 

[NSL]

Please tell me that's the reason behind getting my PM box full again with two quotes out of nowhere

I quoted you once lol I'm not sure what the other one would have been

 

[M]

I quoted you once lol I'm not sure what the other one would have been

I got two, one of which directed me to an area I couldn't access so I assumed creative rooms or something. Funky glitch considering I got both at the same time and I don't think you're the sort of guy who'd have two tabs open and press post on both nuclear launch style

Edit: did you click exit or back or something while you were in the "You have now posted" window? That might have done it.

 

[NSL]

I got two, one of which directed me to an area I couldn't access so I assumed creative rooms or something. Funky glitch considering I got both at the same time and I don't think you're the sort of guy who'd have two tabs open and press post on both nuclear launch style

Edit: did you click exit or back or something while you were in the "You have now posted" window? That might have done it.

That's probably what happened. I usually have a few tabs open, and bounce around, especially in Creative, so chances are I closed the page immediately after clicking Submit.

 

[M]

I saw what you did just now sneaky bastard

 

[Dagger Dias]

Blank and it was Red Skull I believe. Guy had coffee cup too, in the running for best All Star-er in the fed which is totally something we should do to honour ASV.

Agreed on this. Coffee Cup is still the best All Stars RP ever.

 

[M]

In your professional opinion, am I insane, or am I merely going insane?

 

[Jeff Deliverer of Mail]

In your professional opinion, am I insane, or am I merely going insane?

Maybe you’ve been depressed—crying at the drop of a hat, not enjoying things that used to make you happy. Or you feel overwhelming anxiety, the kind that makes you think your heart might beat right out of chest. Or perhaps it’s a little scarier than that, and you’ve started seeing things that aren’t there.

The bad news: something’s up. The good news: you’re not going insane.

Insanity is actually just a legal term to describe abnormal mental patterns and behaviors (as in not-guilty by reasons of insanity). Your symptoms could indicate any number of diagnoses. Most of them decrease with treatment, including psychiatric attention and medication.

If you’re concerned by your feelings or behavior, you may be struggling with one of the following common psychiatric illnesses:

Schizophrenia
Schizophrenia

According to the National Institute of Mental Health, schizophrenia is a chronic, severe, and disabling brain disorder that affects about 1.1 percent of the U.S. population age 18 and older in a given year.

People with this disorder hear and see things that aren’t there, making it difficult to identify real experiences.

The top three symptoms of schizophrenia are:

Delusions

The most common schizophrenia symptom, delusions are ideas you believe firmly that aren’t based in fact. For example, you may believe someone is spying on you or plotting against you. Psychiatrist and philosopher Karl Jaspers defined the three main criteria for an idea to be considered a delusion:
Certainty (held with absolute conviction)
incorrigibility (not changeable by compelling counterargument or proof to the contrary)
impossibility or falsity of content (implausible, bizarre or patently untrue)

Hallucination

A hallucination is a perception that isn’t provoked by a stimulus. You may associate hallucinations with seeing imaginary things—like people who aren’t actually there—but you can also experience the symptom in ways that aren’t visual.

You could have auditory hallucinations, such as hearing voices, or olfactory hallucinations, such as smelling rotten flesh. Another type, known as a hypnagogic hallucination, involves seeing or hearing things just as you fall asleep.

Paranoia

Paranoia—baseless or excessive suspicion or others—isn’t always pathological. Everyone gets paranoid from time to time. The psychiatric symptom is far more severe; it usually involves delusions about other people’s intentions.

Approximately one-third of delusional thoughts in schizophrenia patients cause paranoia.

Bipolar Disorder (also known as manic depression)
Bipolar

Two main symptoms characterize bipolar disorder: alternating periods of intense highs (mania) and lows (depression). The National Institute of Mental Health estimates that approximately 5.7 million American adults suffer from bipolar disorder, totaling 2.6 of the US population over 18.

The top three symptoms of bipolar disorder are:

Mania

Mania entails increased energy, enhanced mood, and difficulty sleeping. Manic people often feel so high of life they believe they’re invincible, and as a result, exhibit poor judgment—spending excessively, or engaging in sexual acts with many partners, for example.

Hypomania—which only lasts a few days, as opposed to a week or longer—can be just as dangerous. It also involves rapid talking, decreased need for sleep, and inflated self esteem.

Depression

Depression as a psychiatric symptom is more severe than sadness or anger. Signs include persistent feelings of sadness, anxiety, hopelessness, guilt, irritability, or isolation; fatigue, apathy, and loss of interest in activities that were once enjoyable; sleep and appetite disturbances; social anxiety; and self-loathing.

Suicidal thoughts

It all starts with suicidal ideation—thinking about the idea of suicide, and possibly making a detailed plan. Some people ideate without intending to pull the trigger; they’re just depressed enough to consider the possibility of taking their life.

Research shows 30–70% of all suicide victims suffer from major depression, post-traumatic stress disorder, or bipolar disorder. If you or someone you know is considering suicide, read the Mayo Clinic’s advice on staying safe. You don’t have to die or live in pain—there is a way out.

Dementia Disorders
Dementia

Dementia is an impairment of intellect, memory and personality. Alzheimer’s—the most well-known form of dementia—affects 5.3 million Americans, many over 65 years old.

Other causes of dementia include: complications of chronic high blood pressure, blood vessel disease, or previous stroke; advanced Parkinson’s disease; Huntington ’s disease; and Creutzfeldt-Jakob disease.

The top three symptoms of bipolar disorder are:

Memory Loss

Although memory loss is one of the most common signs of dementia, it is not isolated to this condition. Trauma, drug or alcohol abuse, or an infection may also be to blame.

Memory loss only qualifies as a diagnostic criteria if affects your daily living—you forget how to do things you’ve done many time before, like tying your shoes, or you can’t keep track of things that happen from one day to the next.

Personality/mood changes

In the early stages of dementia, people often exhibit dramatic changes in personality. An outgoing person may suddenly become withdrawn, or a shy person may make bold choices.

Research indicates personality changes aid in the early detection of Alzheimer’s, which could facilitate early treatment.

Time and place disorientation

People with dementia often get lost in familiar places, on their own street for example. They may also have difficult remembering how they got somewhere, or how they can get home.

If this is your key symptom, you could be struggling with multiple personality disorder, also known as dissociative identity disorder. Sufferers have alternate personalities that function independently of each other—meaning you could wake up in a park and not remember how you got there or what you did along the way.

As you may have ascertained, mental illness encompasses a vast range of conditions. Even if you have clear symptoms, it’s impossible to diagnose yourself by reading—especially since your mind is where the problems all began!

If you believe your mental state has declined in some way, visit a licensed mental health professional for diagnosis. You’re not crazy—but it would be crazy to suffer in silence from an illness that can improve with treatment.

 

[Jeff Deliverer of Mail]

In your professional opinion, am I insane, or am I merely going insane?

Sometimes I'll think of random way's I'd kill a bad guy if he attacked me on the street while I delivered mail. It's not being nutty, in a way it's your brain using it's creative function to solve problems. Who knows, maybe someday, a tattooed motorbike guy will attack me with an axe while I'm delivering a parcel, I'll spin around and cut a precise line across his throat with one of my sharp edged flyers, he'll bleed out. I'll be safe.

 

[M]

Thanks Jeff.

I do have a slight bit of a mental health worry in that my mothers side of the family have a few members who've been in and out of treatment for various different issues. I just hope that if it gets worse it'll be in the hilarious "Oh M what will you do next?" Way instead of the alternatives. Obviously if it gets worse I'll see a doctor but for now a mailman on a wrestling forum will do

 

[Jeff Deliverer of Mail]

Thanks Jeff.

I do have a slight bit of a mental health worry in that my mothers side of the family have a few members who've been in and out of treatment for various different issues. I just hope that if it gets worse it'll be in the hilarious "Oh M what will you do next?" Way instead of the alternatives. Obviously if it gets worse I'll see a doctor but for now a mailman on a wrestling forum will do

It's better than having a family ripe with cancer left and right, a mother and her sister getting it at the same time and a father who's just started Lou Gerig's disease. I'm not looking forward to whatever I end up with.

 

[M]

That's rather bad hope everything goes the best they can

I'm lucky in that my family only really has issues in the brain and heart department. One cousin died late last year due to stomach cancer, but that's one out of over 80 so I'm counting my odds as unchanged in that regard. One of my best friends' partner, though, is in the middle of a very dire fight so I can understand some of that. Bit of a kick in the teeth for a 20 year old.

 

[Jeff Deliverer of Mail]

The best thing ever in potatoe chips.

 

[Dagger Dias]

Here is the non-spam Video Game Music thread I told you about.

http://forums.wrestlezone.com/showthread.php?t=110535

Great place to build up post count and remember excellent music.

 

[Jeff Deliverer of Mail]

Thanks Dagger! Awesome thread man!

 

[Jeff Deliverer of Mail]

MAKING A MURDERER


The "life" of Steven Avery. This is a ten part documentary on Netflix involving one of the most controversial murder cases I've ever seen in my life. That's INCLUDING the assassination of JFK people. This is a can't miss doc and I can't recommend it enough.

I went in watching it with no prior knowledge of the case and I suggest you do the same because the twists, the turns and the bad guys will leave you with an open jaw.

I don't want to give away any of the details of the case because there are moments when you will just shake your head in awe at what's going on.

After you've watched all ten episodes (and you will, you can't just watch one because you will want to know what happens next) I highly, highly suggest looking on Youtube and see what other evidence internet sleuths have uncovered. There's two in particular that are amazing...one involves obvious voice recognition that is simply mind blowing.

 

[Sai the Uganda Guy]

This thread... WZCW... A Canadian mail deliverer... I enjoy all of this.
I'll be back, guaranteed.

 

[Hyorinmaru]

Don't be a stranger while you're getting your 40 nonspam posts.

 

[Jeff Deliverer of Mail]

Somebody needs this as a theme song....



[YOUTUBE]D7rjLQuW2nQ[/YOUTUBE]

 

[Jeff Deliverer of Mail]

Ronald McDonald vs An Old Man ......


It's kind of nuts....if anything, it has some nice bumps....


[YOUTUBE]FNpctmdDoQM[/YOUTUBE]

 

[M]

So how does M beat Diabolos?

 

[Jeff Deliverer of Mail]

So how does M beat Diabolos?

By accidentally building a time machine after trying to build a replicater. With a time machine your options branch out everywhere....M can go to the past and show everyone some backstory...or into the future and show old M like he is in the Unofficial WZCW Entrance Videos.

Or a few minutes in the past and there's two Ms to deal with suddenly.

 

[Jeff Deliverer of Mail]

Stuck on an idea for an RP? Or just want a chuckle at your own writing? Check this out....

http://www.plot-generator.org.uk/story/

Fill in the required fields and laugh at the results.

I don't think I got the link right, anyway...search up short story generator and select the top link.