Problem Child
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It's anthracks.
It has to be, or maybe Ergot of Rye. Back in thr old days people used to store rye grain and it would get damp and a fungus called ergot would grow on it. They'd eat bread made with the bad grain and go nuts.
Or maybe it's mercury poisoning. The Mad Hatter's disease. Hatmakers of old used mercury to process beaver felt hats. Eventually they all lost their grip on reality from too much exposure.
Alcoholism, drugs, loneliness...lot's of things make people act frackin' nutzoid. Tonight I'm mildly torqued on Bushmill's Irish whiskey, but I could still drive if need be. Rarely drink, but it's nice to have a shot or two once in a while.
Isn't the moon almost full?
It has to be, or maybe Ergot of Rye. Back in thr old days people used to store rye grain and it would get damp and a fungus called ergot would grow on it. They'd eat bread made with the bad grain and go nuts.
Or maybe it's mercury poisoning. The Mad Hatter's disease. Hatmakers of old used mercury to process beaver felt hats. Eventually they all lost their grip on reality from too much exposure.
Alcoholism, drugs, loneliness...lot's of things make people act frackin' nutzoid. Tonight I'm mildly torqued on Bushmill's Irish whiskey, but I could still drive if need be. Rarely drink, but it's nice to have a shot or two once in a while.
Isn't the moon almost full?

