wrote:
I've only read three or four of your posts, Ken, but they've
stirred up some sixty-year old memories that have always been a little
unsettling for me.

I don't care how "unsettled" you are, you ain't getting any
money from Forty's Psychiatrist Fund, if you want to go beggin'
for psychiatric help find yourself another friggin' newsgroup.

The first involved a bright kid in our squadron who
had no capacity for equilibrium in his life and it was a torment for
him. He solved his problem one night by going outside our quarters
into a little guard shack and, .. Putting a .38 in his mouth took the
top of his head off.

Let's see, smart guy, stuck in the military with a bunch of
levelheaded guys with the capacity for equilibrium. Sounds
like a perfectly reasonable solution to me, there are worse
things than being dead, you know.

--
Ken Fortenberry