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actualidiot wrote:Contemplating a name change there Vincent?

Shocking that the name Vincent isn't enough to get the ladies swooning. Old ladies love it though because they remember Vincent Price.

Also, I think we derailed the rage thread. We're out of control.

My nephew's name is Vincent, I like it.

And yes, we're wild.

neonblack wrote:

Favourite Ghostbuster.

My son's name was almost Vincent.
It wouldn't have suited him but its a rad name.

Why not just go balls out and make it Beowulf?

Fuxk trying to get pussy I mean it's almost here but I've been waiting 4 hrs!

Starting to get so bitter about how shit I find Canada that I'm tempted to ragequit back to Europe and try to convince the English and French to just reclaim it so they can raze it to the ground and give the land to the US. Also 6 hours into a nightshift with a bad back on not enough sleep, wondering what the best way to just take a break from living without actually dying would be. Probably ketamine? Maybe a swift blow to the head?

Ketamine.

actualidiot wrote:Ketamine.

Why not both, брат : )

Well, enough ketamine is like a swift blow to the head in itself.

Haven't had ketamine for a few years now and always managed to avoid k-holes then, but I am starting to wonder if deliberate k-holes are the way forward. Is there a category of depression where you insert a catheter just because standing is too much effort?

Yeah, it's called katatonic depression, but I think k-holes are more desirable. Or like, a good roll. Just space em out over a couple of weeks to a month though.

Isn't katatonic depression more "piss the bed involuntarily and still not even care"? It's tempting, but again, ketamine never really happened over here so once again: fuck you Trudeau.

Ketamine is now being trialled clinically as a treatment for a lot of mental illnesses. Treatment resistant depression is one of them.
It is not fun.

Iommic Pope wrote:Ketamine is now being trialled clinically as a treatment for a lot of mental illnesses. Treatment resistant depression is one of them.
It is not fun.

I think we did this in the UK back in 2014, as an alternative to ECT which is also not fun. I expect marijuana is going to become increasingly prevalent as a prescribed anti-depressant when it's legalised next year. Guessing there will be an influx of depressed teens trying to cash in.

Yeah we started clinical trials here at about the same time. My borther went through it. Hated every second of it, but I'll be damned if it doesnt work.
Im sceptical of the actual efficacy of Marijuana for mental and/or medical health purposes in the absence of decent clinical data.
Having said that I still think it should be legalised for recreational purposes. But I don't believe touting it as a fucking cure all is going to get that done, nor is it a fruitful exercise.

I agree with everything you said at a pretty rare level (for a massive pedant with a penchant for disagreeing regardless of actual belief).
Like a lot of things, the extreme proponents of marijuana are equally/more annoying than people on the other side. Legalising it will be good because people will shut up after the initial surge.