Adidas Logo Picture

In the 1990-91 School Year I was using meth. That is no surprise to my readers because I have written about meth in previous posts.

Eric gave me the bag with something in it. I took it up. I carried it in my sinus until 2000. Staff in Seattle gave me a hankie. They told me to let it run. When it came down it looked like the Adidas Logo; shown here with sides.

This post makes the most sense to someone from San Francisco where the meth was from. By the time I took it up the police were already involved; I reason that is where the flower seed was from. I am thankful to Seattle for my runny nose. I’m an example to someone that still has this in their sinus. My best knowledge is that meth hurts the body.

I believe that letting your nose run is the best practice. There is an older post, February 11th, 2016 about what to do for electricity in the body. The time to get the sniffles is when you feel electricity.  So, its a reason for getting a case of the sniffles.

Sumner House

Sumner House

The 1990-1991 School year was a very productive time for me. I was meeting Leila Alpers, taking Philosophy courses and doing Art. I think it was a productive time because I was also doing methamphetamine. Me and a housemate, Eric, would go to San Francisco to get it. I was using a tiny tiny amount at a time. I was treating ADHD. And, so I was very productive.

Golden Gate Bridge toll story

 

Captivating Winery Concept

Folie à Deux | Sonoma Wine: https://www.folieadeux.com/

According to the Sonoma Winery, Folie à Deux loosely translates, “a passion shared by two.” The two individuals have similar thinking. They agree on madness. So, is “Folie à Deux” in the DSM? There is a Mental Health component with the “Folie,” translation, which Folie means “madness.”

Just looking at the synonyms for “Folie;” they are: mental disorder; mental disturbance; disturbance; psychological disorder; folie. Folie à Deux probably translates,  “shared madness” or “madness for two.” I found “Folie à Deux,” in the DSM III-R. (1987).

Quote from the DSM section. The DSM III-R Code for “Folie à Deux” is 297.30 Induced Psychotic Disorder.

  • A delusion develops (in a second person) in the context of a close relationship with another person or persons, with an already established delusion (the primary case).
  • The delusion in the second person is similar in content to that in the primary case.
  • Immediately before onset of the induced delusion, the second person did not have a psychotic disorder or the prodromal symptoms of schizophrenia.

To read this you will need a key: Ruffley. There is a secondary person (more common among females) that is affected and a primary person that already has the delusion.

At the very beginning of the relationship she subtracts. For example at the very beginning of my relationship with my girlfriend of six years I stopped my business pool cleaning and gardening. My Aunt Vel tells me you only get one. I believe that she meant the girlfriend.

Also called Lasègue–Falret syndrome. The Waiting for Godot play by Samuel Beckett is comparable with the Folie a Deux concept: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Waiting_for_Godot

According to Natalie Merchant in the song Tower of Babel; “the house is divided.” This is probably comparable with Lucky’s speech in Waiting for Godot. There is another post just about Waiting for Godot: Sorry Dog.

Resource List – Libraries

MacKaye, Ian; [CD-Rom: DIS 190CD] Coriky, (2020); Dischord Records, Washington DC.

The book we are working on is also listed here:

Hostler, John; Leibniz’s Moral Philosophy, (1975), Barnes and Noble, NY.

We are gilding Page 48. Everything else in the book is 46605; any page iteration. Buy Gold at: https://www.goldenleafproducts.com/

My Painting is in this group. It is 46605.