Psycho Doctor (Quest que cest)

[baron von lotsov]

I cant seem to face up to the facts
Im tense and nervous and i
Cant relax
I cant sleep cause my beds on fire
Dont touch me Im a real live wire

Psycho doctor
Qu'est-ce que c'est
Fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa far better
Run run run run run run run away
Psycho doctor
Qu'est-ce que c'est
Fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa far better
Run run run run run run run away

You start a conversation you cant even finish it.
Youre talkin a lot, but youre not sayin anything.
When I have nothing to say, my lips are sealed.
Say something once, why say it again?

Psycho doctor,
Qu'est-ce que c'est
Fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa far better
Run run run run run run run away
Psycho doctor
Qu'est-ce que c'est
Fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa far better
Run run run run run run run away

(* spoken interlude in french *)

Psycho doctor,
Qu'est-ce que c'est
Fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa far better
Run run run run run run run away
Psycho doctor,
Qu'est-ce que c'est
Fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa fa far better
Run run run run run run run away

Oh oh oh oh oh oh oh oh....


http://www.dailymail.co.uk/pages/live/articles/health/healthmain.html?in_article_id=458723&in_page_id=1774&ct=5

[rossus]

qu'est ce-que c'est ?

[baron von lotsov]

qu'est ce-que c'est ?

What?

It was a cut and paste, I'm sure its wrong.

[eternal_spirit]

In English wtf??? I know it's a Talking Head's song but what's the point baron ?

[eternal_spirit]

the words have been changed? :O

[baron von lotsov]

Right guys, bugs fixed and the program should now compile ok!

Look at the link at the bottom and it will all make sense.

[eternal_spirit]

Mischa Barton and her odd-shaped cigarette

Last updated at 19:46pm on 29th May 2007

Mischa Barton was caught sneaking off from the Cannes film festival to smoke a distinctly shaped home made roll-up.


The cheeky hippy chick lit the odd cigarette on board designer Roberto Cavalli's luxury yacht and then relaxed in the sun, without a care in the world.
The actress, famous for her role as Marissa Cooper in American series The OC, made her way to one end of the top deck of the plush sailing boat so she could delight in her inhalations in peace and quiet.
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http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/05_02/bartonXPS2905_468x410.jpg Mischa Barton lights her weird looking rolled cigarette


She sat down on deck so she could relax and fully enjoy her smoke.
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http://img.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2007/05_02/barton2XPS2905_468x343.jpg Chilled: Mischa looked very relaxed aboard the luxury cruiser


One of the pictures shows the star looking decidedly heavy-lidded as she chilled out at sea.
The actress is often spotted smoking more conventional-looking cigarettes around London, where she is studying at the Royal Academy of Dramatic Art.
Barton, who worked the red carpet during her time at the film festival, soaked up the sunshine on the top deck of the yacht.
Days later, the British-born 21-year-old was hospitalised after suffering a bad reaction to antibiotics.
Barton was prescribed the drugs because she has had bronchitis while in Europe. According to reports, she ignored medical advice against drinking alcohol while taking antibiotics.

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Thanks baron, the original link was about a new drug to help smokers pack in. It contains no nicotine like the previous drugs, it works in a different way to hep stop the craving. Champix works on the 'pleasure centre' of the brain, reducing the feeling of satisfaction smokers get from a cigarette and relieving cravings and other withdrawal symptoms

I found the story above from a link on the same page

It wasn't the smoking that made Miss barton sick.. but mixing antibiotics with alcohol so it says.

[edit]

What?

It was a cut and paste, I'm sure its wrong.lol

[baron von lotsov]

Yes and the sheep lap it up, bah...

However did you notice the mention that the same manufacturer that makes Viagra is involved. Now this might raise a few questions.

It stops the so-called pleasure centres of the brain from working does it?

[eternal_spirit]

Yes and the sheep lap it up, bah...

However did you notice the mention that the same manufacturer that makes Viagra is involved. Now this might raise a few questions.

It stops the so-called pleasure centres of the brain from working does it?


Viagra how so??? If it stops the pleasure centres working that's kind of like a form of chemical labotomy if theres any long term advers side effects or erections I mean reactons.

[baron von lotsov]

Viagra is most certainly a system introduced drug. There are reasons for it and when the NHS suddenly starts handing out this new shit for free you know something is up. How do we know what it will do? No smoking bans to be introduced in July, how convenient. Smell any rats yet?

[eternal_spirit]

With the smoking ban laws in the work place being put into action, employees will be offered treatment to help them kick the habit. It could become a case of..if you don't stop smoking and take the treatment offered you'll be out of a job.

Viagras bad news, a prolonged erection can damage the penis possibly cause iripairable damage, I imagine it would put alot of strain on the heart due to circulation factors.

[limelady]

Viagra is most certainly a system introduced drug. There are reasons for it and when the NHS suddenly starts handing out this new shit for free you know something is up. How do we know what it will do? No smoking bans to be introduced in July, how convenient. Smell any rats yet?

Yes, there are two eras in a mans life when he is likely to be the biggest threat to the plans of the PTB. These are in youth (young, vital, strong, determined), and in early retirement (finally free from working for the system, free from family responsibilities, with free time to think and figure things out with less testosterone riding shotgun over the brain chemicals), so the system lords have gone out of their way to ensure BOTH of these eras of a mans life are heavily managed with chemicals to render him powerless.

Viagra works a treat to keep men locked in physical/slave mentality (sex-ego program), and while he's so busy fixating over his lack of sexual funtioning (and attempts to correct it, as he's been sold he is less than a man if he cannot 'get it up' well into his twilight years), he is certainly not focussed on unravelling the 'whys' or 'wherefores' of his having spent his whole life as a slave to a system controlled by unseen forces.

Along with ensuring a false errection, we know what Viagra can do to the blood, the arteries and the heart muscles, but there have been no long term studies done on how it effects brain funtioning. I think we can probably take a wild stab at that one though. :cool:

But this is just one of a long list of things they don't want us to know about.....like how for decades HRT was giving women cancer and other fatal nasties while 'they' were touting these artificial hormones were protecting women from such things.:rolleyes:

Just my tuppence worth.

[eternal_spirit]

I'm In for a penny in for a pound that was an enriching tuppence worth Lime.

With all the knowledge available now on the bad side effects of antideppressants, lot's of people refuse to take them anymore. This new kick the habit smoking pill could be sneaked in through the back door and used as a mind altering drug to change the brains chemistry, sneaky sneaky, with known effects by those who are pushing this new drug!

[baron von lotsov]

They have drugs now that you take it once and it means drugs like cocaine and nicotine instantly loose all their addictiveness. They said it has something to do with the chemical locking into the brain receptors and blocking their function. The scary thing is though, is that it is permanent and although they don't refer to it as brain damage it is exactly what it is. No drug acts permanently with one dose, it gets metabolised within hours. Only ones that cause physical damage can have ever lasting effects. These drugs are already being introduced. How thick do they think people are?

[eternal_spirit]

So, it's a question of how many different drugs and knowing which ones to avoid that's what we can hope to learn from all of this at least.. I'll be adding this new antismoking one to the shit list.

[baron von lotsov]

As a rule, anything that comes out of their labs is to be avoided, especially in the last 50 years.

You don't need them, although I have nothing against people taking some of the drugs that get you high since I'd be a bit of a hypocrite otherwise, though it's still essential not to try anything that has not been properly tested by the people.

Hash seems OK in moderation, MDMA I'm still in two minds about since it must have been introduced for a reason, but so far it looks like one of the safer ones. LSD is quite capable of giving you permanent brain damage so I keep clear of it and coke is very addictive and screws you up. Alcohol seems to rot people's brains with long-term use and so I don't drink.

As for medical drugs, well the only ones that might be useful in very rare cases would be, say, antibiotics if you got an infection. Nearly all the others are not normally needed. I personally can't believe how many the general public consume.

[jimijams]

They are really starting to step up the anti-smoking propaganda here in Australia now, we already have graphic photos of diseased lungs and gangrenous toes placed on the packaging, now this.. Explicit anti-smoking ad rated M (http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/explicit-antismoking-ad-rated-m/2007/05/31/1180205396370.html)

I realize smoking cigarettes is detrimental to your health, but they've known this for years.. Why is it so important now that we stop smoking?

EDIT: Just to add, I travel internationally quite a bit and the same anti-smoking laws are being implemented wherever I go, it is definitaly coordinated, what gives???

[notaslave]

They are really starting to step up the anti-smoking propaganda here in Australia now, we already have graphic photos of diseased lungs and gangrenous toes placed on the packaging, now this.. Explicit anti-smoking ad rated M (http://www.theage.com.au/news/national/explicit-antismoking-ad-rated-m/2007/05/31/1180205396370.html)

I realize smoking cigarettes is detrimental to your health, but they've known this for years.. Why is it so important now that we stop smoking?

EDIT: Just to add, I travel internationally quite a bit and the same anti-smoking laws are being implemented wherever I go, it is definitaly coordinated, what gives???


Yes I have noted that all of sudden most places in the world want to ban smoking.

Well I know if I can't get my smoking hit I'm not as passive as I am with it. Well lets just say smokers may be quicker to get aggressive if things arent going swimmingly and they dont have their hit. So thats one point to consider.

The Joe Vialls site had a link (cant recall) which stated that smoking forms a protective layer around the lungs, (tests were done on rats) which could prove beneficial in the event of a nuclear blast.

Japan has been nuked (twice) and also has one of the highest rates of smokers in the world - with less deaths from lung cancer and heart disease and other so-called smoking related deaths than other countries.

http://www.vialls.com/transpositions/smoking.htmljoe vialls smoking link.

[baron von lotsov]

Yes I have noted that all of sudden most places in the world want to ban smoking.

Well I know if I can't get my smoking hit I'm not as passive as I am with it. Well lets just say smokers may be quicker to get aggressive if things arent going swimmingly and they dont have their hit. So thats one point to consider.

The Joe Vialls site had a link (cant recall) which stated that smoking forms a protective layer around the lungs, (tests were done on rats) which could prove beneficial in the event of a nuclear blast.

Japan has been nuked (twice) and also has one of the highest rates of smokers in the world - with less deaths from lung cancer and heart disease and other so-called smoking related deaths than other countries.

http://www.vialls.com/transpositions/smoking.htmljoe vialls smoking link.

No wonder the man is dead.

That's one of the best articles I have read in ages.

Cheers