So with the upcoming release of Level 7, a sci fi boardgame, there has been much hype over it.

However some people think that it goes deep, far deeper than anyone will go. We are through the looking glass people.

Announced in the Privateer Press insider that I read tonight this guy thinks that aliens have infiltrated Privateer Press and are working with the United States government to make scenarios more stable in the future for an alien invasion.

The insider article

Forik out.

I discussed this today with my psychiatrist father and asked what his clinical evaluation of the blogger would be. "I would put him on anti-psychotics. That's seriously mad."

Feel kinda bad for Matt Wilson that he has to deal with something so stupid.

A Psychiatrist I once worked with diagnosed a patient as "Barking mad". I think that diagnosis would apply to that guy beautifully.

+20% credibility for not showing his face.

It's amazing how often I have heard psychiatrists refer to patients as "bonkers", "starl raving", "barking" etc. I wonder if these terms are in their text books somewhere?

I believe they are all technical terms

What most people don't realise is Matt Wilson is actually a reverse vampire.

Clearly he has formed an alliance with the saucer people.

cheap marketing attempt is cheap

perhaps, but it made my day for lulz

It is perhaps because it is somewhat cathartic to sometimes make light of the very serious issues commonly faced (obviously not while in a clinical/professional setting).

Agreed that it's marketing, but I don't mind it... Interesting method.

Now it all makes sense! I used to believe in magically powered steam mechs to!

Welcome to every profession, ever?

I think you're an actual Dentist right? Never mentioned a patients teeth "omg how did he let them get so bad! muthafo looks like he's been eating rocks for the past 8 years."

when i got my psych degree my favourite clinical term the lecturer's used was always " bat-sht Fkn Loco"

A psychiatrist referred me a child the other day with "A classic case of middle child syndrome"

I was disappointed - I must have missed this syndrome at uni... but it makes much sence for my younger brother...