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Extoverted False Excitment Syndrome (EFES)

EFES is a syndrome many people suffer from without knowing. It is a disease that attacks the human body at a young age and sticks with its germs for the duration of the human life. The symptoms of this disease are:

1) High peaks in excitment followed by reality drops.
2) False impressions and evaluations of situations based on narrow vision (some people have NV Syndrome also)
3) Ba Ba Little Sheep behavior (small sheep follow big sheeps)

This disease attacks women more than men (hormone imbalance issues) and causes a rapid fluctation in the brain cells to compensate for high emotional anxiety or excitment. The following diagram simplifies this phenomena.

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The red line is the flat line where all things start, as you get excited for reasons you believe are real and valid, the line moves up until you get to the first circle of E. This is the location where your brain starts pumping harder and harder trying to evaluate the situation, and for a normal logical non-sheep person, the evaluation results in a drop down to the red line (blue line). In other studies, some people have shown a clear awareness of the situation, but with some doubt in their mind,stay at a parallel line to the flat line and though in their minds they think they have gone back to the original point, they are in a state of confusion that will last forever, unless they reach the second circle of E and drop down back to the flat line.

Moving on, for those with EFES, the first circle of E has no effect and they keep moving until they peak at the circle of FE. At this point they exhibit irrational behavior, smile alot, feel happy, get a sense of belonging to a certain group (or cult) and assume they have achieved the Nirvana or Nirvanas. But, this Nirvana is actually the FE region, or in latin, Homer-ity. When at Homer-ity a person is very exicted they are not aware that soon afterwards a sudden drop will follow indicating their brains, or the surroundings have made them aware that they are having an EFES cesiure. A drop will occur to the second circle of E and then followed by a quicker rush to the bottom as a method escape.

However, if you suffer from this syndrome, this behavior will continue soon afterwards, with another peak of EFES and the curves continue eternally, until death. In some rare cases (not plotted), EFES can become EFES Magna, with further drop below the ground line into a zone where people become insane, or psychotic.

The world has changed, we are not safe, exterminate EFES’ers before it is too late! Save our kids!

Purgatorian Post #933

14 Comments »

say it isnt so :’(

sorry, i got a headache from this… purgs, your posts have started to seriously confuse me. at first they didnt bother or get to me, but now, honestly im starting to feel like ive damaged too much grey matter to grasp the “simplest” concept.

ilzibda, should i be concerned about this, or is it just a figment of your wild imagination?

Comment by extinct dodo — 29, November, 2006 @ 1:57 am


There are two triangles in your drawing :)

Comment by True Faith — 29, November, 2006 @ 9:05 am


Thanks for this enlightening post. I am certain my ex-boss suffers from this and am ashamed of myself now for judging the poor guy.

Comment by Sabah — 29, November, 2006 @ 10:50 am


Wow, this disease truly exists and i seen it in one person i know, the exact same symptoms you mentioned (it’s scary), but i thought it’s more of a personality problem that a disease.

Comment by JaZZ — 29, November, 2006 @ 12:15 pm


Where do u get ur info from…EFES is a kind of beer i used to drink in lebanon…:P

Comment by Maze — 29, November, 2006 @ 3:19 pm


Scientifically no such disease exists! But purg don’t you think calling mentally ill people amm…“sheep” unethical?

Comment by CuddleCakes — 29, November, 2006 @ 4:15 pm


Dodo, you should be concerned.

TF, no more :)

Maze, you are a perfect example of someone with the disease, ex,. you are a guy, but you show the symptoms.

Cuddle Cakes, I am not talking about mentally ill people, am talking about people you think are normal, but they are not, just look at Maze, why do you think his comments go to spam automatically ;p?

Comment by Purgatory — 29, November, 2006 @ 5:35 pm


ok

Comment by True Faith — 29, November, 2006 @ 6:06 pm


h’mm?
nwO thiz i9 som inters6ing newoz …brainy bizZar wOrck ..cuZ (hO) carez hUw uO rite e6 azlOng ..i6 cann be rea6 ..!?.eh..?..I gOt da [ BELS ]:-P …

Comment by {13.5} — 29, November, 2006 @ 9:58 pm


oh you mean as in behavioral illness?

btw nice drawing illustration ;)

Comment by CuddleCakes — 29, November, 2006 @ 11:30 pm


It’s not that surprising when you look at the empirical evidence. A single human being can be a creature of great morality, but human mobs are usually ugly things capable of unspeakable acts of cruelty of evil. History stands witness to that. That’s why when you separate a member from his/her pack, mob, cult, s/he may revert to humanity. May being the operative word.

Comment by Snocone — 29, November, 2006 @ 11:46 pm


you makin this up brotha? ;p

oh and.. you were right.. ma kan 3indi salfa :)

Comment by drlost — 30, November, 2006 @ 2:55 pm


Drlost, I do not make stuff up, it exists.

Comment by Purgatory — 1, December, 2006 @ 8:46 am


I’ll kill you when I see you!

Comment by Maze — 1, December, 2006 @ 11:21 am


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