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  1. Turloch O'Tierney

    I fell manic the last couple of days, but then take drugs for manic depression… [was your feel manic not like the Real Thing ™]. I got to your site through looking for [online phd thesis manic], [I found no online and you so not seem to be a manic depressive] and you seem to be into some things I am in to, or I want to make an academic study out of that which I do naturally really badly in the flesh, and fairly baddly online. Is the urge to study that which is not second nature common?

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