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David wrote:Just seems kind of sad to me: a guy having an extended mental breakdown in front of an audience of millions ... There is something unnerving about so many people following every step of this attention-seeking family ... Can't help but wonder whether, if all the wealth and fame wasn't there, they might actually lead functional, relatively normal lives.
Possibly, But I doubt it. The whole Trump family are on the edge of being dysfunctional personalities. Donald is well past the edge, and getting visibly more disturbed with every passing week. He's not coping well with the pressure of knowing he is going to lose and he could break out into a full-on psychotic episode at any time. You just can't say when.
Probably not the right thread for this, but did anyone see his recent Fox News interview? It's pretty entertaining, and I think kind of tells you all you need to know about Trump. You see him wheel out the three or four coronavirus talking points he has, and just absolutely flounder when he's challenged.
So what if I trawl through celebrity crap during lunch
Just seems kind of sad to me: a guy having an extended mental breakdown in front of an audience of millions, and one presumes the supposed presidential run is just part of this manic episode, or whatever it is. There is something unnerving about so many people following every step of this attention-seeking family, mostly out of schadenfreude I guess? Can't help but wonder whether, if all the wealth and fame wasn't there, they might actually lead functional, relatively normal lives.
The guy is Bi Polar and doesn't take medication for it, so that's likely an episode not a breakdown.
Since they collectively have very little in the way of actually useful skills, if they weren't famous and wealthy they'd be standard trailer trash rather than cashed up trailer trash.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
So what if I trawl through celebrity crap during lunch
Just seems kind of sad to me: a guy having an extended mental breakdown in front of an audience of millions, and one presumes the supposed presidential run is just part of this manic episode, or whatever it is. There is something unnerving about so many people following every step of this attention-seeking family, mostly out of schadenfreude I guess? Can't help but wonder whether, if all the wealth and fame wasn't there, they might actually lead functional, relatively normal lives.
The guy is Bi Polar and doesn't take medication for it, so that's likely an episode not a breakdown.
Since they collectively have very little in the way of actually useful skills, if they weren't famous and wealthy they'd be standard trailer trash rather than cashed up trailer trash.
famous for a sex video with a noone bf, does anyone watch the show? i tries for 5 min, seriously, what a disgusting bunch!
You cant fix stupid, turns out you cant quarantine it either!
I get that he's bi polar and clearly having some sort of episode, without taking medication for his known mental health issue, is that really the right type of person to run for President? I mean, isn't one bad enough?
I just went to the post office to check my po box for mail. Entry via locked door, narrow passageway with the boxes on one wall.
I walk in, a woman comes in behind me.
I go to open my po box, hers is apparently almost next to mine but lower. So while I get my mail, she apologises for getting so close (she's basically breathing on my belt buckle while getting her mail), gets her mail and walks out just ahead of me.
Now I said "no problems " when she was apologising but I couldn't help thinking that she only had to wait 30 seconds and I would've been done and out of the road. She couldn't wait 30 fkn seconds.
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
So I was watching the Dogs v Cats game last night. The Dogs were wearing black armbands to acknowledge the death of former player Neil Sachse, who became a quadriplegic when he suffered a spinal injury playing his second game for the Dogs back in the 70s. While the commentators were discussing Sachse they showed a photo of him in his wheelchair, holding his Footscray jumper with a smile on his face. I was surprised that he'd view his short stint at the Dogs in a positive light
