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If you haven’t listened to no flaws you aren’t a King Von fan.

Type of song that had me saving for a house after the first play.

This evening I was playing Miles Davis sketches of Spain on my Bluetooth speaker for all my neighbours to enjoy. I was intending to play “Kind of Blue” before, but went with sketches of Spain first.

I would’ve played Kind of Blue if not for my brother asking to use the speaker while he took a bath.

Shortly after, I turn on my computer and I get the notification “on this day in history Miles Davis releases his landmark album”.

I click the link, and the album is Kind of Blue.

Released on 1959, it was exactly 67 years ago.

I have been wearing a POLO Ralph Lauren 67 T-shirt all evening.

SIX SEVEN.

This was nothing less than a moment of divine serendipity ordained by higher forces.

I am being watched over by an angel. Perhaps that angel is Miles Davis.

My cat is named Miles. Perhaps Miles Davis is my cat. After all, he is the coolest cat of them all.

There is no such thing as a coincidence. There is only incidence.

This evening I was playing Miles Davis sketches of Spain on my Bluetooth speaker for all my neighbours to enjoy. I was intending to play “Kind of Blue” before, but went with sketches of Spain first.

I would’ve played Kind of Blue if not for my brother asking to use the speaker while he took a bath.

Shortly after, I turn on my computer and I get the notification “on this day in history Miles Davis releases his landmark album”.

I click the link, and the album is Kind of Blue.

Released on 1959, it was exactly 67 years ago.

I have been wearing a POLO Ralph Lauren 67 T-shirt all evening.

SIX SEVEN.

This was nothing less than a moment of divine serendipity ordained by higher forces.

I am being watched over by an angel. Perhaps that angel is Miles Davis.

My cat is named Miles. Perhaps Miles Davis is my cat. After all, he is the coolest cat of them all.

There is no such thing as a coincidence. There is only incidence.

This evening I was playing Miles Davis sketches of Spain on my Bluetooth speaker for all my neighbours to enjoy. I was intending to play “Kind of Blue” before, but went with sketches of Spain first.

I would’ve played Kind of Blue if not for my brother asking to use the speaker while he took a bath.

Shortly after, I turn on my computer and I get the notification “on this day in history Miles Davis releases his landmark album”.

I click the link, and the album is Kind of Blue.

Released on 1959, it was exactly 67 years ago.

I have been wearing a POLO Ralph Lauren 67 T-shirt all evening.

SIX SEVEN.

This was nothing less than a moment of divine serendipity ordained by higher forces.

I am being watched over by an angel. Perhaps that angel is Miles Davis.

My cat is named Miles. Perhaps Miles Davis is my cat. After all, he is the coolest cat of them all.

There is no such thing as a coincidence. There is only incidence.

Joe Rogan sat so I could run

Joe Rogan shot arrows so I could buy a gun

Joe rogan was small so I could be tall

Joe Rogan got fucked up on HGH so I could avoid that and stay safe

Don’t apologise to the haters Joe

Just like I won’t apologise whatever I say wherever I go

You didn’t get trump elected , we did

I’m gonna get myself elected like apartheid. I’m gonna die and come back alive like Nelson Mandela did

Don’t worry about copywrite I have 3 letter agencies working for me

Woof woof igga

Please have faith in me and I will save you. My life is the hardest life I can imagine since it’s all resting on me. It’s my responsibility to save you and I have only just started to save myself. I haven’t figured it out yet, neither have you, but I am an angel that is watching over you and I love you. I want you to feel better. I want to help you PBS. I love you, and I’m sorry you’ve been hurting this way for so long. I love you and I promise I will save you. Please hang on for me. You are my friend and I will save you as long as you trust that I am here for you and I love you. Please stay safe for your mothers sake and for my sake

I don’t know what I would do if you were gone PBS. You are my friend and I love you

Can someone give me the best translation of the BAYAN?

AND I GOT A SCENE 🐩 AND SHE ROARS

AND I GOT A FAST 🚗 AND IT ROARS

ITS MY 😊 AND MY 👙 SHE ADORES

IM SO 😴 IM SO FAH🤴TORN

IM SO 😴 I LOOK JUST LIKE A CORPSE

SHE ASKED IF SHE CAN SUCK MY DICK I SAID OF COURSE

SHE ASKED TO THROW IT BACK ON ME I SAID OF COURSE

I ❤️ MY FRIENDS YEAH THEY ALL GOT MY SUPPORT

IM WITH MY MUM DRINKING PORT

5️⃣AM PULLED UP TO THE AIRPORT

No. We do it for him

(SPOLIER) you can’t

He didn’t die, but all those murders were for our sins.

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What is so hard to understand ?

I’m 007. He’s 006.

Hello neighbour. I promise this negative experience is not permanent and I promise you what you are feeling will pass. I promise you have not caused any permanent damage to your mind or soul from whatever negative experiences you have had thus far due to psychiatric medications. The brain is very adaptive and very resilient. I have done terrifying combinations of very harmful drugs and I’ve deep fried my brain multiple times and I still feel better today than I ever have in the past. I have had many negative experiences with medications I did not benefit from, as I’m sure many of you have.

I love risperidone, thanks to risperidone I feel better today than I ever have before. I would not feel this way if I was not forced to take this medication while under an involuntary treatment plan. At first I told myself I would stop taking it as soon as I left the hospital. Now I’m hesitant to ever stop taking it. I am on 4mg and I imagine I will lower my dose with time, to mitigate side effects, but at the moment the only side effects I have are sexual dysfunction, which is honestly a peaceful change to the sexual frustration I suffered from for years.

Please trust me when I say, as long as you have trust, you will feel better tomorrow than you do today. It does not require faith, it requires trust. Please place your trust in medicine and the doctors who study very hard to help us, you will feel better when you find the right medication.

I am on track to be a psychiatrist to better treat those who suffered like we have. I would not be on this track had I not been forced to trust in the doctors I rejected for so long.

There are far more harmful things for our brains than things like antipsychotic medications. Putting aside psychosis itself, which is far more harmful than the medications, consider the harm to our brain and our souls that follow heartbreak, or losing a loved one.

Try to imagine how many of our ancestors lost their entire families in war and famine, how many humans who came before us suffered such stressors like starving during winters and going long periods without sleeping or eating. All of those kinds of stressors are far worse for our brains than any short term psychiatric medication.

Remember that every brain is different and everyone will respond differently to different medications. All we can do is have faith in the doctors who study to heal us, and remind ourselves that there are millions of people with similar brains to ours, who need to address our illnesses with varying combinations of medications and lifestyle changes.

I feel better now than I ever have thanks to risperidone. I did not enjoy how abilify made me feel, I did not enjoy how SSRI’s or Seroquel made me feel.

If you still feel terrible on your current medication plan, I recommend you ask your doctor to try you on a new medication and I promise that once you find the right medicine you will feel better than you ever have before, just like I do now.

Tell your doctor that you trust them, and trust them, and your doctor will also trust you.

Trust me when I say, that trust will heal you.

Or is it Frank? Or Dee?

Who was it who said they are in the CIA

or is that the unreleased episode only be and the show actors know about? The one where they reveal all the cracktivities were CIA missions.

Some words of encouragement, for those struggling to trust in medicine.

Hello neighbour. I promise this negative experience is not permanent and I promise you what you are feeling will pass. I promise you have not caused any permanent damage to your mind or soul from whatever negative experiences you have had thus far due to psychiatric medications. The brain is very adaptive and very resilient. I have done terrifying combinations of very harmful drugs and I’ve deep fried my brain multiple times and I still feel better today than I ever have in the past. I have had many negative experiences with medications I did not benefit from, as I’m sure many of you have.

I love risperidone, thanks to risperidone I feel better today than I ever have before. I would not feel this way if I was not forced to take this medication while under an involuntary treatment plan. At first I told myself I would stop taking it as soon as I left the hospital. Now I’m hesitant to ever stop taking it. I am on 4mg and I imagine I will lower my dose with time, to mitigate side effects, but at the moment the only side effects I have are sexual dysfunction, which is honestly a peaceful change to the sexual frustration I suffered from for years.

Please trust me when I say, as long as you have trust, you will feel better tomorrow than you do today. It does not require faith, it requires trust. Please place your trust in medicine and the doctors who study very hard to help us, you will feel better when you find the right medication.

I am on track to be a psychiatrist to better treat those who suffered like we have. I would not be on this track had I not been forced to trust in the doctors I rejected for so long.

There are far more harmful things for our brains than things like antipsychotic medications. Putting aside psychosis itself, which is far more harmful than the medications, consider the harm to our brain and our souls that follow heartbreak, or losing a loved one.

Try to imagine how many of our ancestors lost their entire families in war and famine, how many humans who came before us suffered such stressors like starving during winters and going long periods without sleeping or eating. All of those kinds of stressors are far worse for our brains than any short term psychiatric medication.

Remember that every brain is different and everyone will respond differently to different medications. All we can do is have faith in the doctors who study to heal us, and remind ourselves that there are millions of people with similar brains to ours, who need to address our illnesses with varying combinations of medications and lifestyle changes.

I feel better now than I ever have thanks to risperidone. I did not enjoy how abilify made me feel, I did not enjoy how SSRI’s or Seroquel made me feel.

If you still feel terrible on your current medication plan, I recommend you ask your doctor to try you on a new medication and I promise that once you find the right medicine you will feel better than you ever have before, just like I do now.

Tell your doctor that you trust them, and trust them, and your doctor will also trust you.

Trust me when I say, that trust will heal you.

Hello neighbour. I promise this negative experience is not permanent and I promise you what you are feeling will pass. I promise you have not caused any permanent damage to your mind or soul from whatever negative experiences you have had thus far due to psychiatric medications. The brain is very adaptive and very resilient. I have done terrifying combinations of very harmful drugs and I’ve deep fried my brain multiple times and I still feel better today than I ever have in the past. I have had many negative experiences with medications I did not benefit from, as I’m sure many of you have.

I love risperidone, thanks to risperidone I feel better today than I ever have before. I would not feel this way if I was not forced to take this medication while under an involuntary treatment plan. At first I told myself I would stop taking it as soon as I left the hospital. Now I’m hesitant to ever stop taking it. I am on 4mg and I imagine I will lower my dose with time, to mitigate side effects, but at the moment the only side effects I have are sexual dysfunction, which is honestly a peaceful change to the sexual frustration I suffered from for years.

Please trust me when I say, as long as you have trust, you will feel better tomorrow than you do today. It does not require faith, it requires trust. Please place your trust in medicine and the doctors who study very hard to help us, you will feel better when you find the right medication.

I am on track to be a psychiatrist to better treat those who suffered like we have. I would not be on this track had I not been forced to trust in the doctors I rejected for so long.

There are far more harmful things for our brains than things like antipsychotic medications. Putting aside psychosis itself, which is far more harmful than the medications, consider the harm to our brain and our souls that follow heartbreak, or losing a loved one.

Try to imagine how many of our ancestors lost their entire families in war and famine, how many humans who came before us suffered such stressors like starving during winters and going long periods without sleeping or eating. All of those kinds of stressors are far worse for our brains than any short term psychiatric medication.

Remember that every brain is different and everyone will respond differently to different medications. All we can do is have faith in the doctors who study to heal us, and remind ourselves that there are millions of people with similar brains to ours, who need to address our illnesses with varying combinations of medications and lifestyle changes.

I feel better now than I ever have thanks to risperidone. I did not enjoy how abilify made me feel, I did not enjoy how SSRI’s or Seroquel made me feel.

If you still feel terrible on your current medication plan, I recommend you ask your doctor to try you on a new medication and I promise that once you find the right medicine you will feel better than you ever have before, just like I do now.

Tell your doctor that you trust them, and trust them, and your doctor will also trust you.

Trust me when I say, that trust will heal you.

Hello neighbour. I promise this negative experience is not permanent and I promise you what you are feeling will pass. I promise you have not caused any permanent damage to your mind or soul from whatever negative experiences you have had thus far due to psychiatric medications. The brain is very adaptive and very resilient. I have done terrifying combinations of very harmful drugs and I’ve deep fried my brain multiple times and I still feel better today than I ever have in the past. I have had many negative experiences with medications I did not benefit from, as I’m sure many of you have.

I love risperidone, thanks to risperidone I feel better today than I ever have before. I would not feel this way if I was not forced to take this medication while under an involuntary treatment plan. At first I told myself I would stop taking it as soon as I left the hospital. Now I’m hesitant to ever stop taking it. I am on 4mg and I imagine I will lower my dose with time, to mitigate side effects, but at the moment the only side effects I have are sexual dysfunction, which is honestly a peaceful change to the sexual frustration I suffered from for years.

Please trust me when I say, as long as you have trust, you will feel better tomorrow than you do today. It does not require faith, it requires trust. Please place your trust in medicine and the doctors who study very hard to help us, you will feel better when you find the right medication.

I am on track to be a psychiatrist to better treat those who suffered like we have. I would not be on this track had I not been forced to trust in the doctors I rejected for so long.

There are far more harmful things for our brains than things like antipsychotic medications. Putting aside psychosis itself, which is far more harmful than the medications, consider the harm to our brain and our souls that follow heartbreak, or losing a loved one.

Try to imagine how many of our ancestors lost their entire families in war and famine, how many humans who came before us suffered such stressors like starving during winters and going long periods without sleeping or eating. All of those kinds of stressors are far worse for our brains than any short term psychiatric medication.

Remember that every brain is different and everyone will respond differently to different medications. All we can do is have faith in the doctors who study to heal us, and remind ourselves that there are millions of people with similar brains to ours, who need to address our illnesses with varying combinations of medications and lifestyle changes.

I feel better now than I ever have thanks to risperidone. I did not enjoy how abilify made me feel, I did not enjoy how SSRI’s or Seroquel made me feel.

If you still feel terrible on your current medication plan, I recommend you ask your doctor to try you on a new medication and I promise that once you find the right medicine you will feel better than you ever have before, just like I do now.

Tell your doctor that you trust them, and trust them, and your doctor will also trust you.

Trust me when I say, that trust will heal you.

Hello neighbour. I promise this negative experience is not permanent and I promise you what you are feeling will pass. I promise you have not caused any permanent damage to your mind or soul from whatever negative experiences you have had thus far due to psychiatric medications. The brain is very adaptive and very resilient. I have done terrifying combinations of very harmful drugs and I’ve deep fried my brain multiple times and I still feel better today than I ever have in the past. I have had many negative experiences with medications I did not benefit from, as I’m sure many of you have.

I love risperidone, thanks to risperidone I feel better today than I ever have before. I would not feel this way if I was not forced to take this medication while under an involuntary treatment plan. At first I told myself I would stop taking it as soon as I left the hospital. Now I’m hesitant to ever stop taking it. I am on 4mg and I imagine I will lower my dose with time, to mitigate side effects, but at the moment the only side effects I have are sexual dysfunction, which is honestly a peaceful change to the sexual frustration I suffered from for years.

Please trust me when I say, as long as you have trust, you will feel better tomorrow than you do today. It does not require faith, it requires trust. Please place your trust in medicine and the doctors who study very hard to help us, you will feel better when you find the right medication.

I am on track to be a psychiatrist to better treat those who suffered like we have. I would not be on this track had I not been forced to trust in the doctors I rejected for so long.

There are far more harmful things for our brains than things like antipsychotic medications. Putting aside psychosis itself, which is far more harmful than the medications, consider the harm to our brain and our souls that follow heartbreak, or losing a loved one.

Try to imagine how many of our ancestors lost their entire families in war and famine, how many humans who came before us suffered such stressors like starving during winters and going long periods without sleeping or eating. All of those kinds of stressors are far worse for our brains than any short term psychiatric medication.

Remember that every brain is different and everyone will respond differently to different medications. All we can do is have faith in the doctors who study to heal us, and remind ourselves that there are millions of people with similar brains to ours, who need to address our illnesses with varying combinations of medications and lifestyle changes.

I feel better now than I ever have thanks to risperidone. I did not enjoy how abilify made me feel, I did not enjoy how SSRI’s or Seroquel made me feel.

If you still feel terrible on your current medication plan, I recommend you ask your doctor to try you on a new medication and I promise that once you find the right medicine you will feel better than you ever have before, just like I do now.

Tell your doctor that you trust them, and trust them, and your doctor will also trust you.

Trust me when I say, that trust will heal you.