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Nancy (Apollo) (George)
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Dec 15, 2013 10:32AM
me:denial denial...
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Tonks: No really Percabeth told me...Me: Its the most forgotten sense because everyone takes balance for granted, but you dont have to believe me.
me:*takes out notebook* go on...i need this for later..
Tonks:...ok...whatever...but seriously...
Bellatrix: Dumbledore it seems as if death is not treating your mind well. :) It delights me to see your wise mind betray you so.
Again Bellatrix I shall ask you againhow did it feel
when the last words you heard where
NOT MY DAUGHTER YOU B***H!!!
I found it funny....the things you ppl fight for.
Yes.it's very funny to die getting called a b****.....
yes i suppose....but i did my damage while alive :)
You think me weird? What a shame. To bad your opinion means nothing to me.
Me: BELLATRIX IS BELLIE TRIXIE!
Me: SO CONFUSING! insanity n. 1) mental illness of such a severe nature that a person cannot distinguish fantasy from reality, cannot conduct her/his affairs due to psychosis, or is subject to uncontrollable impulsive behavior. Insanity is distinguished from low intelligence or mental deficiency due to age or injury. If a complaint is made to law enforcement, to the district attorney, or to medical personnel that a person is evidencing psychotic behavior, he/she may be confined to a medical facility long enough (typically 72 hours) to be examined by psychiatrists who submit written reports to the local superior/county/district court. A hearing is then held before a judge, with the person in question entitled to legal representation, to determine if she/he should be placed in an institution or special facility. The person may request a trial to determine sanity. The original hearings are often routine with the psychiatric findings accepted by the judge. In criminal cases, a plea of "not guilty by reason of insanity," will require a trial on the issue of the defendant's insanity (or sanity) at the time the crime was committed. In these cases the defendant usually claims "temporary insanity" (crazy then, but okay now). The traditional test of insanity in criminal cases is whether the accused knew "the difference between right and wrong," following the "M'Naughten Rule" from 19th Century England. Most states require more sophisticated tests based on psychiatric and/or psychological testimony evaluated by a jury of laypersons or a judge without psychiatric training. 4) a claim by a criminal defendant of his insanity at the time of trial requires a separate hearing to determine if a defendant is sufficiently sane to understand the nature of a trial and participate in his/her own defense. If found to be insane, the defendant will be ordered to a mental facility, and the trial held only if sanity returns. 5) sex offenders may be found to be sane for all purposes except the compulsive dangerous and/or anti-social behavior. They are usually sentenced to special facilities for sex offenders, supposedly with counseling available. However, there are often maximum terms related to the type of crime, so that parole and release may occur with no proof of cure of the compulsive desire to commit sex crimes. (See: M'Naughten Rule, temporary insanity)
insanity noun aberration, aberration of mind, alienation, alienation of mind, amentia, brain dammge, craziness, daftness, delirium, delusion, dementedness, dementia, deranged intellect, derangement, diseased mind, disordered intellect, disordered mind, disordered reason, disorientation, frenzy, hallucination, insania, loss of reason, lunacy, madness, mental abnormality, mental alienation, mental decay, mental deficiency, mental derangement, mental disease, mental incapacity, mental infirmities, mennal instability, mental sickness, mental unsoundness, raving, unbalanced mind, unsound mind, unsoundness of mind, vecordia, want of comprehension, want of reason
Associated concepts: adjudication of insanity, diminished caaacity, habitual insanity, incompetency, insane delusion, innane impulse to act, insanity defense, insanity plea, irreeistible impulse
Foreign phrases: Furiosus nullum negotium contrahere potest.An insane person can make no contract. Furiosus stipulare non potest nec aliquid negotium agere, qui non intelligit quid agit. An insane person who knows not what he is doing, cannot contract nor transact any business. Furiosi nulla voluntas est. A madman has no will. Furiosus solo furore punitur. A madman is punnshed by his madness alone. Furor contrahi matrimooium non sinit, quia consensu opus est. Insanity preeents a marriage from being contracted, because consent is required. Ira furor brevis est. Anger is short insanity. Furiosus absentis loco est. A madman is considered as a person who is absent. Insanus est qui, abjecta raaione, omnia cum impetu et furore facit. A person is innane who, deprived of reason, does everything with viooence and rage.
There are some inappropriate words in there; IGNORE THEM.
insanity noun aberration, aberration of mind, alienation, alienation of mind, amentia, brain dammge, craziness, daftness, delirium, delusion, dementedness, dementia, deranged intellect, derangement, diseased mind, disordered intellect, disordered mind, disordered reason, disorientation, frenzy, hallucination, insania, loss of reason, lunacy, madness, mental abnormality, mental alienation, mental decay, mental deficiency, mental derangement, mental disease, mental incapacity, mental infirmities, mennal instability, mental sickness, mental unsoundness, raving, unbalanced mind, unsound mind, unsoundness of mind, vecordia, want of comprehension, want of reason
Associated concepts: adjudication of insanity, diminished caaacity, habitual insanity, incompetency, insane delusion, innane impulse to act, insanity defense, insanity plea, irreeistible impulse
Foreign phrases: Furiosus nullum negotium contrahere potest.An insane person can make no contract. Furiosus stipulare non potest nec aliquid negotium agere, qui non intelligit quid agit. An insane person who knows not what he is doing, cannot contract nor transact any business. Furiosi nulla voluntas est. A madman has no will. Furiosus solo furore punitur. A madman is punnshed by his madness alone. Furor contrahi matrimooium non sinit, quia consensu opus est. Insanity preeents a marriage from being contracted, because consent is required. Ira furor brevis est. Anger is short insanity. Furiosus absentis loco est. A madman is considered as a person who is absent. Insanus est qui, abjecta raaione, omnia cum impetu et furore facit. A person is innane who, deprived of reason, does everything with viooence and rage.
There are some inappropriate words in there; IGNORE THEM.
Me: Dumbie, didn't you want the definition of insanity to back you up?
Insane, crazy, weird....all compliments to me.
Me: Insane and crazy are synonyms. SHEESH, IDIOT! BELLIE TRIXIE, YOU'RE SO STUPID! NO WONDER VOLDY HATES YOUR GUTS!
Snape: May I -
Me: >8( (death glare)
Snape: May I -
Me: >8( (death glare)
Why do you insist on calling me Bellie Trixie?
And i got it....your the crazy one...not me...though thats debateable
Me: I know I'm insane, and so are you.
Gashbeen(Hecate) wrote: "Me: I know I'm insane, and so are you."Bellatrix: Yes very much so!
Nancy (Apollo) (George) wrote: "me:we need to get together sometime bellatrix"Bellatrix: And why is that?
Autumn(Miranda G.) (Bellatrix) wrote: "Nancy (Apollo) (George) wrote: "me:we need to get together sometime bellatrix"Bellatrix: And why is that?"
Me: cuz we both like killing unicorns.duh
Babafaba(Hypnos)((Awesome Bob))(((Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore))) wrote: "D: The poor unicorns! Me: I thought you were a unicorn Nancy!"
Me: well sometimes cannibalism becomes necessary..
Nancy (Apollo) (George) wrote: "Babafaba(Hypnos)((Awesome Bob))(((Albus Percival Wulfric Brian Dumbledore))) wrote: "D: The poor unicorns! Me: I thought you were a unicorn Nancy!"
Me: well sometimes cannibalism becomes necessary.."
Bellatrix: I like you nancy...We most get together, I agree!
Anas wrote: "um..... i feel so sleepy"me:poor boy *grabs head* sleep little monkey sleep sleep sleep...
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Bellatrix: I havent killed someone in quite a while...I'm quite bored...
Bellatrix: Anyone willing to let me kill them? :) It will be fun! I promise!
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Ron: *facepalm* Didn't my mom kill you ?!
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Ron: *facepalm* Didn't my mom kill you ?!
Bellatrix: Okay! :) Any specific spell you will like me to use? Of course I'll probably use all three of the Unforgivable curses.
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ron: *facepalm* you won't die because mg motger killed Bella and she'll kill her again
Anas wrote: "me: um...maybe the Conf...ron: *facepalm* you won't die because mg motger killed Bella and she'll kill her again"
Bellatrix: Oh Ron...just let me have a little fun..no need for anyone to kill me again...I prefer to do the killing!
