Depression and flying

Jews, gypsies, Hungarians, Russians, American prisoners
during the Battle of the Bulge, the Nazi was an evil *******
who followed Hitler. Actually the Jews seem to have handled
it pretty well with the phrase, Never Again.



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"NW_PILOT" wrote in
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| "Jim Macklin" wrote
in message
| news:PcMGf.79298$QW2.7949@dukeread08...
| How do you know? Is there any tests that have been done
to
| verify consciousness after decapatitation, perhaps the
Nazi
| doctors had some Jews wired up before the final solution
or
| maybe the current Nazi descendents, the Islamic
terrorists
| kept good records. But their latest "tests" involved
slow
| throat, muscle and finally spinal cord cutting, so that
pain
| would be maximized. But a quick snapping of the spinal
cord
| as the head and body are jerked apart would be quick. A
few
| beers or a Valium would probably handle that (just a
guess).
|
|
| The Nazi's killed more than just Jews! The Jews just keep
whining about it.
|
|

Paul Tomblin wrote:
"Feeling a bit down" is not depression. Coming to terms with the fact
that your brother sadistically beat you, tortured you and worse when you
were 12 to 14 is depression. You don't just shake stuff like that off by
going flying.

Nawh, you shake that stuff off by going to the gun range with a picture
of your brother... And then going to his house afterwards... In such a
situation, you are depressed because you feel helpless that feel that
you can't do anything about it... The solution is to do something about
it... Take a baseball bat and beat the crap out of the other
individual... When every bone in his body is broken and he's begging
you to put him out of his misery, you'll find that you're not so
depressed anymore... If you're unlucky enough to not be able to do this
because he's already dead, go **** on his grave... Awh 'ell, take a
couple of 6-packs with you so that you'll have plenty of ammo...

After that, go get laid and go flying... Depression cured...

In a previous article, "Jay Honeck" said:
"Feeling a bit down" is not depression. Coming to terms with the fact
that your brother sadistically beat you, tortured you and worse when you
were 12 to 14 is depression. You don't just shake stuff like that off by
going flying.

Sorry, Paul. I hope you know I wasn't making light of your condition, and I
wish you well.

Thanks, Jay.

I'm still pretty bummed out and angry about the whole thing, but after two
years of therapy (including 2 months of Welbutrin to get over a time when
I wasn't making any progress in therapy) I can say pretty confidently that
I'm not depressed any more.

--
Paul Tomblin http://xcski.com/blogs/pt/
"If Bill Gates had a dime for every time a Windows box crashed...
..... Oh, wait a minute, he already does."

by "Jay Honeck" Feb 10, 2006 at 04:28 AM



The Germans have a great saying: "Work makes life sweet." They're not

referring to the monetary advantages, nor the intellectual exercise.
They're referring to the fact that keeping busy is good for your state of

mind.

Jay: I'm from Germany: Arbeit macht das Leben Suss. ;-)

by "Gig 601XL Builder" wrDOTgiaconaATcox.net Feb 9, 2006 at 10:40 AM


Yes you would.

Based on Flyingmonk's experience, do u think a letter from an MD attesting
to no medications, symptom free since '02 be sufficient? thanx.

"Skylune" wrote in message
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by "Gig 601XL Builder" wrDOTgiaconaATcox.net Feb 9, 2006 at 10:40 AM


Yes you would.

Based on Flyingmonk's experience, do u think a letter from an MD attesting
to no medications, symptom free since '02 be sufficient? thanx.




Who knows what FAA Medical division is going to do. It won't help when we
send in a complete history of your postings to the REC.AVIATION groups.

by "Gig 601XL Builder" wrDOTgiaconaATcox.net Feb 10, 2006 at 11:32 AM



Based on Flyingmonk's experience, do u think a letter from an MD
attesting
to no medications, symptom free since '02 be sufficient? thanx.




Who knows what FAA Medical division is going to do. It won't help when we

send in a complete history of your postings to the REC.AVIATION groups

;-), LOL. I can always claim that some unauthorized person was using my
computer!

And maybe change my handle back to my original longtime Yahoo ID:
skilune. Skylune is just a nom de guerre for my aviation related
questions and/or rants.

Yes, it would. I am going through that right now, Prozac for many years,
and the FAA wants to see 90 days without the meds, and an evaluation by an
MD. My test
is Monday.

Al




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by "Gig 601XL Builder" wrDOTgiaconaATcox.net Feb 9, 2006 at 10:40 AM


Yes you would.

Based on Flyingmonk's experience, do u think a letter from an MD attesting
to no medications, symptom free since '02 be sufficient? thanx.

Jay: I'm from Germany: Arbeit macht das Leben Suss. ;-)

Ha! I haven't heard that since I was a kid, when my Grandma Schmidt would
mutter it once in a while...

Is that spelled right? I seem to remember it differently -- but the words
*sound* the same.
--
Jay Honeck
Iowa City, IA
Pathfinder N56993
www.AlexisParkInn.com
"Your Aviation Destination"

"NW_PILOT" wrote

The Nazi's killed more than just Jews! The Jews just keep whining about
it.

Why, there is a comment, from a fine, outstanding person, handled with his
usual maturity and tact.

Why do you hang out in a place, populated mainly by adults, NW? Grow up,
then come back!

You disgust me, on every level, with this newest comment.
--
Jim in NC