At least that's what I told my doctor when I was trying to self-diagnose in his office, and he was pretty impressed by the depths of my neurosis.
How should one understand the disconnect between the new highs reached by global equity indices and the new depths plumbed by real interest rates worldwide?
Operation Credo examined the Eddie Obeid-linked Australian Water Holdings, while Operation Spicer's investigations uncovered the depths of the donations scandal which rocked the NSW Liberal party.
Then it turned to a cheaper thinktank, whose pamphlet showed the depths of social deterioration.
Davis has said, "I would like to thank all of you very much from the depths of my heart because my family and I really need more people out there fighting for us and being our voice and showing support.
We sell anywhere from the Isle of Wight to Loch Ness in Scotland to the deepest depths of Wales.
He lives outside the small town of Hellebaek, in a kind of non-house of his own design, with no address, in the depths of a beech forest, buried in turn by green foliage, falling autumn leaves, or heavy snows.
While the development plumbs new depths of "facadism", it is by no means alone in its disastrous marriage of old and new.
Germinal, considered his masterpiece and filmed several times, shows a whole village being drawn into the gruelling depths of a mine and then, later, the power of that same mass of people as they choose to go on strike.
"I've no interest in exploring my murky depths.
The month-on-month fall, at 2%, was the largest since the depths of the credit crisis in 2008.
