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Ties little bows on cat nipples.

Has starred in bizarre lamp post insertion videos on the internet.

Really loves watching me have the affair with said lamp post.

Play Chutes and Ladders with her.

Ran away with a lamp post and got married to it in Las Vegas.

Play a game of cards with him.

Not so great. Rather tired and I feel shitty. Where did you buy your latest article of clothing?

Sometimes I wonder when the cat will bring me hellfire; she owes me.

Fireball through the veins, pressure escalating, waiting for the eventual aneurysm and death.

Medicare and the U.S. Department of Veteran's Affairs now cover the testing. Medicare article: http://www.healthline.com/health-news/medicare-now-covers-genetic-tests-for-depression-drugs-111814 For the VA article: http://www.marketwatch.com/story/us-department-of-veterans-affairs-approves-genesight-for-clinical-use-in-va-health-system-2014-06-24 I would still be slightly hesitant to put all of your eggs in one basket on this. I found a good article from a psychiatrist on the test and the evidence for its efficacy: http://www.thecarlatreport.com/free_articles/genesight-genetic-test-review-evidence-free-article

These shows bore me for the most part. I have watched a lot of CSI over the years though and I don't know why.

That is a classic from Danzig. Moving on... Carcass - Heartwork https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OnFe7B3Od6U

Mayhem/Watain/Rotting Christ are coming to St. Andrews Hall on November 21, 2015. Doors at 7pm. Tickets seem to be $25. I saw Mayhem a couple of years back, and it was a fun show. I've never seen Watain or Rotting Christ, and to be truthful I am not familiar with Rotting Christ at all. I've heard very little of Watain.

I have noticed a disturbing trend in people with mental health issues: reliance on self diagnosis. Looking up symptoms and bringing said symptoms to a professional and getting all the information possible on a diagnosis is helpful, but relying on a non-professional opinion will not help you! It will only hinder progress. Even doctors know that they should not (and ethically cannot) treat themselves. I know quite a few people who self diagnose and do not seek proper treatment, or do not follow professional treatment regimens because of either distrust of professionals or misguided trust in their own abilities. If you believe you have a problem, seek professional help. Write all of your symptoms down and gather information on them. DO NOT self diagnose and get upset when a medical professional does not agree with your amateur diagnosis. On the other hand, if the doctor is plain ignoring you or discounting major symptoms, find another professional. Don't try to do it yourself. A thread on mental health resources: http://www.detroitgothic.net/index.php?/topic/38227-mental-health-resources-for-michigan/

Enjoys reading about people who like cat bellies.

I like to rub cat bellies.

It's at 9 and Woodward, and I don't think there was much of a sign for it. You may have seen it driving around anyways...here is their website so you can see the place: http://www.thegrasshopperunderground.com/

Knows the chase is better than the catch.

The Smiths - Bigmouth Strikes Again https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i4EUQReXNdY