@Zoe7 You doubt my sanity? Well...on the bright side, at least you actually engage with me while doubting my sanity, unlike the psychiatrist who refused to even meet me. Maybe I should ask my GP to send through the link to this thread as evidence that I'm not "too complex" at all...or not. 
Or...maybe I could put the argument that complexity is relative, and relative to @Former-Member and to @NotLabelDefined who does multiple oopsies a day, I'm not complex at all.
I think this psychiatrist would have a conniption if she visited the forum - it woud only take her about 30 seconds to realise that we are ALL complex but no-one is TOO complex. We get each other - it isn't hard to do when you actually have a 'conversation' with someone first. I'm with you @Phoenix_Rising 'too complex' - no way - just an individual 
ROFL at the idea of @Former-Member being a full moon!!!!
Awwwww @CheerBear you have just appeared and I am really eyeing off that rest space that @Zoe7 has just posted. I think I need a nap in order to be wide awake for my all-I-can-eat adventure. I am torn between wanting to keep playing and needing a nap. I think I'm going to need at least half an hour. Thank goodness Forum Land is such that we are always here even when we are not here. I super love the fact that my birthday is going to be immortalized on this thread and I can come back to it any time at all when I am feeling down. That makes Forum Land MUCH better than the real world. 
I'll be back...
I agree @Zoe7!!!!! I too am struggling with the image of the moon not wearing underpants because it would affect the tides too much. I'm about to go and have a nap and even though I don't generally have issues with nightmares, I'm not so sure right now.
So... @Former-Member I'm just trying to get my head around this concept. If the moon wore underpants, it would affect the tides. So, like, there would be a build-up of pressure and then when it was released there would be like a giant king-tide??? Like a Tsunami?
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