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I've been feeling rather manic over the past two days.
Does it count as hearing voices if you don't actually hear the voices, but every part of yourself acts as though it did hear the voices? I feel, that there is a fine distinction there, one that would probably hold up in a court of law, should chose a court a law to hold a hearing on what constitutes "hearing voices".
Also, I managed to convince myself, that gouging my eyes out, to prove that this is indeed my own body, is not a good idea. Admittedly, it would have been funny, because I was at Barnes and Nobles, and something amuses me about losing one's eyes in the middle of a bookstore.
In better news, I am volunteering my services at the Avantgarden (formerly Helios), running sound for them on their open Mic nights. So far, this has resulted in the running of no sound, neither in the figurative (I have not managed the mics and soundboard) or literative (One, I doubt that's a word, two, sound has no legs with which to run). The first time, I did not show up, there were hindrances. The second, well, the open mic night did not show up. But still, once this shit actually gets going, it will be so cash.
And finally, I really, really, want to record some hand clappin'. I think, if I do it in the right room, with the drum track really quiet, it'll sound kinda cool.
Does it count as hearing voices if you don't actually hear the voices, but every part of yourself acts as though it did hear the voices? I feel, that there is a fine distinction there, one that would probably hold up in a court of law, should chose a court a law to hold a hearing on what constitutes "hearing voices".
Also, I managed to convince myself, that gouging my eyes out, to prove that this is indeed my own body, is not a good idea. Admittedly, it would have been funny, because I was at Barnes and Nobles, and something amuses me about losing one's eyes in the middle of a bookstore.
In better news, I am volunteering my services at the Avantgarden (formerly Helios), running sound for them on their open Mic nights. So far, this has resulted in the running of no sound, neither in the figurative (I have not managed the mics and soundboard) or literative (One, I doubt that's a word, two, sound has no legs with which to run). The first time, I did not show up, there were hindrances. The second, well, the open mic night did not show up. But still, once this shit actually gets going, it will be so cash.
And finally, I really, really, want to record some hand clappin'. I think, if I do it in the right room, with the drum track really quiet, it'll sound kinda cool.