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Astra seeks U.S. okay for Seroquel XR in anxiety

Reply from: Brittany
Date: 09 May 2008, 04:02
Astra seeks U.S. okay for Seroquel XR in anxiety

Say goodbye to benzodiazepines and say hello to Anti-psychotics! For
more go to * badpsych . com /2008/05/08/astra-seeks-us-okay-for-seroquel-xr-in-anxiety/

Reply from: redcoat1982@gmail . com
Date: 09 May 2008, 04:09
Re: Astra seeks U.S. okay for Seroquel XR in anxiety

On May 8, 7:02 pm, Brittany <Britt...@badpsych . com > wrote:
> Say goodbye to benzodiazepines and say hello to Anti-psychotics! For
> more go to * badpsych . com /2008/05/08/astra-seeks-us-okay-for-seroquel-xr-in...

I'm beginning to think that you are the one that tried molest your
doctor, not the other way around.

Sucks to be spurned.

Reply from: Brittany
Date: 09 May 2008, 04:14
Re: Astra seeks U.S. okay for Seroquel XR in anxiety

On May 8, 10:09 pm, redcoat1...@gmail . com wrote:
> On May 8, 7:02 pm, Brittany <Britt...@badpsych . com > wrote:
>
> > Say goodbye to benzodiazepines and say hello to Anti-psychotics! For
> > more go to * badpsych . com /2008/05/08/astra-seeks-us-okay-for-seroquel-xr-in...
>
> I'm beginning to think that you are the one that tried molest your
> doctor, not the other way around.
>
> Sucks to be spurned.

I'm beginning to think that your the one that tried getting a brain
but failed at doing so.

Sucks to be a brainless twit like yourself.

Reply from: redcoat1982@gmail . com
Date: 09 May 2008, 04:15
Re: Astra seeks U.S. okay for Seroquel XR in anxiety

On May 8, 7:14 pm, Brittany <Britt...@badpsych . com > wrote:
> On May 8, 10:09 pm, redcoat1...@gmail . com wrote:
>
> > On May 8, 7:02 pm, Brittany <Britt...@badpsych . com > wrote:
>
> > > Say goodbye to benzodiazepines and say hello to Anti-psychotics! For
> > > more go to * badpsych . com /2008/05/08/astra-seeks-us-okay-for-seroquel-xr-in...
>
> > I'm beginning to think that you are the one that tried molest your
> > doctor, not the other way around.
>
> > Sucks to be spurned.
>
> I'm beginning to think that your the one that tried getting a brain
> but failed at doing so.
>
> Sucks to be a brainless twit like yourself.

And yet you want my sess.

See the doctor, but keep your hands to yourself.

Reply from: Brittany
Date: 09 May 2008, 04:19
Re: Astra seeks U.S. okay for Seroquel XR in anxiety

On May 8, 10:15 pm, redcoat1...@gmail . com wrote:
> On May 8, 7:14 pm, Brittany <Britt...@badpsych . com > wrote:
>
>
>
> > On May 8, 10:09 pm, redcoat1...@gmail . com wrote:
>
> > > On May 8, 7:02 pm, Brittany <Britt...@badpsych . com > wrote:
>
> > > > Say goodbye to benzodiazepines and say hello to Anti-psychotics! For
> > > > more go to * badpsych . com /2008/05/08/astra-seeks-us-okay-for-seroquel-xr-in...
>
> > > I'm beginning to think that you are the one that tried molest your
> > > doctor, not the other way around.
>
> > > Sucks to be spurned.
>
> > I'm beginning to think that your the one that tried getting a brain
> > but failed at doing so.
>
> > Sucks to be a brainless twit like yourself.
>
> And yet you want my sess.
>
> See the doctor, but keep your hands to yourself.

What the hell is a sess? Are you speaking in a different language or
something? See what happens when you have no brains? Maybe you should
take a trip to Wizard of OZ and ask the wizard for some brains.

Reply from: redcoat1982@gmail . com
Date: 09 May 2008, 04:21
Re: Astra seeks U.S. okay for Seroquel XR in anxiety

On May 8, 7:19 pm, Brittany <Britt...@badpsych . com > wrote:
> On May 8, 10:15 pm, redcoat1...@gmail . com wrote:
>
>
>
> > On May 8, 7:14 pm, Brittany <Britt...@badpsych . com > wrote:
>
> > > On May 8, 10:09 pm, redcoat1...@gmail . com wrote:
>
> > > > On May 8, 7:02 pm, Brittany <Britt...@badpsych . com > wrote:
>
> > > > > Say goodbye to benzodiazepines and say hello to Anti-psychotics! For
> > > > > more go to * badpsych . com /2008/05/08/astra-seeks-us-okay-for-seroquel-xr-in...
>
> > > > I'm beginning to think that you are the one that tried molest your
> > > > doctor, not the other way around.
>
> > > > Sucks to be spurned.
>
> > > I'm beginning to think that your the one that tried getting a brain
> > > but failed at doing so.
>
> > > Sucks to be a brainless twit like yourself.
>
> > And yet you want my sess.
>
> > See the doctor, but keep your hands to yourself.
>
> What the hell is a sess? Are you speaking in a different language or
> something? See what happens when you have no brains? Maybe you should
> take a trip to Wizard of OZ and ask the wizard for some brains.

I am so making you hot. You need new panties.

Do I remind you of your doctor?

Reply from: Jeff L
Date: 09 May 2008, 05:55
Re: Astra seeks U.S. okay for Seroquel XR in anxiety

On May 8, 7:14 pm, Brittany <Britt...@badpsych . com > wrote:
> I'm beginning to think that your the one that tried getting a brain
> but failed at doing so.
>
> Sucks to be a brainless twit like yourself.

In the modern lexicon, irony exists in six forms.

I. Textbook Irony

The first, used by purists and other assorted elitists, is the
textbook definition =97 i.e., irony is an incongruity between what might
be expected and what actually occurs. Thus, under this definition, it
would be ironic for France to declare war on, say, the United States,
and then to win that war.

II. Dramatic Irony

This is when someone's limited understanding of the world contrasts
with how the audience perceives their situation to be. For example, it
would seem dramatically ironic to anyone with even the vaguest idea of
the middle-eastern situation if the President of the United States
were to turn up in a flight suit boasting about having accomplished
the mission of creating a stable and free Iraq if that country were
still caught up in terrible violence in which hundreds of lives were
being claimed every week. For example.

III. Coincidental Irony

As it is more commonly used and understood, irony is any odd, perhaps
vaguely comical, coincidence. Alanis Morissette popularized this
version of irony with her song Ironic, in which she described "rain on
your wedding day," "free ride when you already paid", and the "good
advice that you just didn't take" as ironic. Again, such incidents are
not ironic in the traditional sense of the word; they are merely
bizarre flukes of fate (and, in the case of not taking good advice,
stupidity). However, a song entitled 'ironic' which contains no irony
at all is, in itself, ironic.

IV. Hipster Irony

The fourth definition of irony is perhaps the most complex, and is
frequently used by emo kids, though often they are not aware of this
fact. Hipster Irony, as it is called, determines irony as being a self-
awareness of one's behavior, insofar as that behavior is incongruent
with what is expected and what actually occurs. An example can be seen
here. Irony is thus self-awareness of irony, under this definition. It
is only thanks to this latter type of irony that the emo and hipster
scenes are considered in any way cool, and not just another branch of
geekdom.

For example: a person who wears, say, a Legend of Zelda t-shirt, but
who does it ironically in the hipster sense, is being self-aware of
the irony of their situation =97 they are in essence saying "Man, isn't
it so ironic that someone as cool as me would wear such a geeky
shirt?" Thus it is that emo kids and hipsters get away with wearing
and participating in a lot of what is otherwise considered "fringe" or
uncool behavior, whereas geeks and nerds remain just that.

The selection of the correct tee or fashion item with the highest
level of irony is a complex process. Irony is a byproduct produced by
careful ageing of once-popular things, products, or ideas. Much as a
sugary grape juice can, given time and bacteria and shit, become a
fine wine, a popular idea allowed to wallow into obscurity can become
rich in ironic energy. Much as a trained pig can find truffles, a
hipster can smell irony in an old thing and make it cool. The irony-
aging process can take months or years. For example Thundercats were
popular in 1983. By 1988 they were pass=E9. By 1994 virtually unknown.
By 2004 obscure enough that wearing a Thundercats printed tee is
ironic and hence "cool".

It is worth noting, however, that anyone who participates in hipster
irony is actually a cunt and not cool at all. This means that they are
actually the victims of traditional irony. Which is ironic.

V. Internets Irony

The use of Netspeak, leetspeak or AOL speak to subtly (or not so
subtly) mock those who use it sincerely, without realizing its
stupidity, is considered Internet irony. It is also ironic, in this
sense, to post old memes or other Internets has-beens for humor
purposes.

Internets irony shares a lot in common with hipster irony (see above),
because it represents a self-awareness of the incongruity between
expected (read: cool) behavior and unexpected (read: uncool) behavior.
At this time it is unknown which type of irony manifested first.

The line between Internets irony and plain stupidity, as with hipster
irony, is often a blurry one, and some places (such as FYAD) have
elevated it to an art form.

Internets irony often encompasses the sub-category of grammatical
irony, including the key phrase "Your an idiot." Some would consider
it to be textbook(gb2 English class, noob), but it's common use is
only known through the text based medium.

The above statement is ironic in the hipster and internets styles.

VI. Poetic Irony

Poetic Irony is when you take pictures of yourself mongling your dog,
post them on Beastforum and then say that they were photoshops when
Anonymous finds them, posts them on your DevianTART page. The Poetic
Irony increases based on whether said pictures are faxed to your house
and your school or not.

(Text courtesy of Encyclopedia Dramatica)




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