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Well, that's one of us who survived. If the spiders get me, I'll let you know.

Wil. One L. Plus, he always has his mouth open in pictures.

I'd be more worried about spiders. Not that I'm scared of them, it's just that sometimes they startle me, especially in the shower. Then I'll slip and die.

Yeah, I read that back in my Trekkie days. He had a reputation as a genuinely nice individual. But then again, he was Canadian, so maybe he was just being polite.

The Star Trek death that hit me was James Doohan - I saw him when I was in college (he used to speak about Trek, and he usually brought a blooper reel), and when my kids were still in school, he used to show up every year at the local highland festival.

Yay! Now look into renters' insurance. (It's pretty cheap.) I did that after I watched The Ring, only with the biggest knife that I had in the kitchen.

The only reason I can't post one cuter is because I don't post the grandkids' pictures. (I do think that it would be interesting if she and DeeDee ever met. Not very good for humanity or the fabric of space-time, but interesting.)

God save me from old people who don't know thing one about computers. And God save them from me, but for different reasons.

Sure you are.

I'm already old. Do you actually want me to get worse?

I miss the water cooler and your mom's salt and pepper grinders.

What about Ted Nugent?

Too hot this year - I'm going to stay inside and eat popsicles.

Meh, it never ends. I still have to go to family stuff, and 30ish is way in the rear view mirror.

Cleaning is good, too. I can tell that I've been too stable for too long, because the house is a mess.

That's some alpha decorating scheme. Spiderman isn't even hanging straight.

*Language.

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Type 2 can experience hypomania; it's full-blown mania that actually marks the difference between 1 & 2.

Don't hate me because I'm classic.

You shoudn't.

Talk about it to your shrink sometime - if they don't think you're stable enough, then you haven't lost anything. Plus, I have to say that now, I'm getting to the point where mania becomes less frequent and severe and depression starts to dominate, so my take on them is probably a bit different than yours

You can so take an antidepressant, as long as your mood stabilizers are, well, stable.The only time I ever had a problem was with my retarded Florida shrink, who didn't have me on anything besides Zoloft. When I described hypomanic symptoms, he increased the dose, and 3 days later, I heard the voice of God. I have been on an anti depressent almost continuously for roughly 20 years, and believe me, I have a lot more trouble functioning when I'm not on one.