Guest Rogue15 Posted July 30, 2001 Posted July 30, 2001 ok here's the english version of it: ------------------ insanity, lunacy, madness, mania, dementia These nouns denote conditions of serious mental disability. Insanity is a grave, often prolonged condition that prevents a person from being held legally responsible for his or her actions: was judged not guilty for reasons of insanity. Lunacy often denotes derangement relieved intermittently by periods of clear-mindedness: yelled wildly in a moment of utter lunacy. Madness often stresses the violent aspect of mental illness: a story about obsession and madness. Mania refers principally to the excited, or manic, phase of bipolar disorder: prescribed drugs to control the patient's periods of mania. Dementia implies mental deterioration brought on by an organic brain disorder: underwent progressive stages of dementia.
Guest Grand_Admiral_Ice Posted July 31, 2001 Posted July 31, 2001 Yes. ------------------ For the empire! MY empire.
Guest Tie Guy Posted August 1, 2001 Posted August 1, 2001 good, i'm not just seeing things. ------------------ "We will crush the Rebellion in one swift stroke."
Guest Rogue15 Posted August 1, 2001 Posted August 1, 2001 well he asked for the english version of it.
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