Personally, I find Christopher Eccleston's manic portrayal to be my own favorite, although I came to appreciate Tennant's qualities by the end of his arc. Smith is quite good though...he certainly has nothing to be ashamed of.

I love how Murkin is simply just trying to tolerate the unwanted attention he's receiving from this slightly manic fluff ball.

You people are just scared of his guitar. CBS? You deserve all the insults and derision the Nuge with a kidney stone can dish. All manic, passionate, genius' should have a strong woman like Ted does to pull back the reigns when full-bore or cornered (not that he needs anything special as a reason to foment).

He's a showman. It's in his blood.

All you gun-haters really should see him live. Long Live the Motor City Madman!!

"Nah nah-nah nah nah nahhh nah nah-nah nah nahhhhhh nah, Nah nah-nah nah nah nah nah nahnah nah NAHHH NAH!"

>> ^entr0py:

>> ^artician:
Girl had some serious stress. I feel bad for her, even though she seemed to be 150% in the wrong. Still have to feel bad for people with that many issues.

I'm impressed you can have empathy for someone that loud. This is not how the internet is supposed to work.


Ah, thanks! Some things worth noting - I only watched about 15 seconds of the video before I had to turn it off. The other fact of the matter is that I probably would have kicked her square in the teeth had I been present (mostly joking).
I just figure anyone who is that manic and loud probably has either a serious mental disability, or horrific stress in their life, and it just manifests itself in this embarrassing and horribly uncomfortable (for everyone) way. I have to feel some pity for anyone who's life, or problems in life, make them that fucked up.
My reaction would be much less civil if I were present (I really would have just walked out). But the way the internet works for me is by letting me be separate from these events, and thus granting me some objectivity for even the worst examples of humanity. In a sense, I'm cheating.

Definite mania. I doubt they would have done much to help him if he weren't semi high profile and nude on top of it all. They are all about catch and release with most manics, because it's hard and expensive to treat them.

meh... i guess... if you're into this sort of flick
(said while doing 360 front flips with manic smile)

That clip was probably taken down because TMZ now owns the clip.
http://videosift.com/video/Kony-2012-Honcho-Jason-Russells-NAKED-MELTDOWN

Looks just like a manic episode to me.

lol @ the drivers bobbing their heads like manic parrots

would like to see a jump!!!

It's just another manic monday

>> ^geo321:

The host is manic.


He's practically perfect in every way.

The host is manic.

>> ^cito:

Overall he was a nice guy, but I swear he was bipolar.


Interesting. Many creative minds have Manic Depressive Disorder. Mania has always helped my creativity.

>> ^MaxWilder:

That looks more like bi-polar disorder. When I get depressed it's more like the end shot where everything is empty and doesn't work, not clouds of doom and gloom.


Yeah, at least Hypo-manic Depression.

*quality

No way I could keep it up that long.
Hypo-manic phase will pass--I'll crash soon.
But, I am having great fun while it lasts!

In reply to this comment by dystopianfuturetoday:
Sweet baby Jesus! You are going to get your dag song in less than a year if you keep this pace up.

>> ^DerHasisttot:

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Sorry, Region Blocking Sucks!