For me to first pose my question i must explain something. TO answer this question you have to think of your brain as a pbunch of programs that interact and come up with what to do. NO in this sense do you think it is possible for a person to "create" a "insanity" program which is triggerd whenever the personis mad or whants to do "x" action or feels "x" action and then once the "insanity" prgram has completed its action then the "sane" group of regular programs takes over again? Or that the normal pogrms can consult the "insane" programs to see if they come up with some brilliant twisted idea? By the way, from this post do i appear to be abnormal?
Your grammar and syntax all seem pretty normal to me. Sadly. Otherwise, you seem to be off your rocker. Not that all of us aren't also off our rockers.
Well... you're perhaps a little shorter than I initially expected. Hairier too, now y'comes to mention it. Nothing too abnormal I suppose, if you're a Hobbit I should imagine... H'only j'hoking. Please Register or Log in to view the hidden image! Generally, the whole point of the notion of insanity rather dictates that the actions of one so afflicted remain beyond their own cognitive ability to control - you're either stark staring bonkers or one isn't. However, if you do a bit of reading up on the subject of Bi-Polar Disorders I believe you might find something roughly corresponding to the sort of thing your meaning in your analogy. Just give it a Google and y'should do foine...
