black francis wrote:Uh cocaine can make you hard for hourse?
Ok that's a little better. Carry on.
Medical advice and taking the fun out of bad habits thread
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by Voodoo Billy » Sat Jan 09, 2010 1:46 pm
Dr Cheese wrote:Should that be hours or horse?
Going on his recent posts my money's on the four legged friend.
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by black francis » Sat Jan 09, 2010 3:52 pm
Voodoo Billy wrote:Going on his recent posts my money's on the four legged friend.
neigh
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by Voodoo Billy » Sat Jan 09, 2010 5:06 pm
I love this forum.
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by tonywojo » Sun Jan 17, 2010 3:34 am
in general
do we think senility starts to kick in at 50?
Bilingualism
A Canadian study found that a lifetime of bilingualism has a marked influence on delaying the onset of dementia by an average of four years when compared to monolingual patients. The researchers determined that the onset of dementia symptoms in the monolingual group occurred at the mean age of 71.4, while the bilingual group was 75.5 years. The difference remained even after considering the possible effect of cultural differences, immigration, formal education, employment and even gender as influences in the results.[58]
so learn a language
i struggle with english
do we think senility starts to kick in at 50?
Bilingualism
A Canadian study found that a lifetime of bilingualism has a marked influence on delaying the onset of dementia by an average of four years when compared to monolingual patients. The researchers determined that the onset of dementia symptoms in the monolingual group occurred at the mean age of 71.4, while the bilingual group was 75.5 years. The difference remained even after considering the possible effect of cultural differences, immigration, formal education, employment and even gender as influences in the results.[58]
so learn a language
i struggle with english
i sometimes use caps and punctuation for emphasis
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by DivaDiana77 » Tue Jan 19, 2010 12:47 am
tonywojo wrote:so learn a language
i struggle with english
Do you speak another language, too? Or is it English as a second language?
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by tonywojo » Tue Jan 19, 2010 5:34 pm
withahip wrote:Haiku is his first language.
wah spotted it first
pleasure haiku work creativity forums lazy
french a level polish little ca understand key things
u dd?
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by DivaDiana77 » Tue Jan 19, 2010 10:15 pm
withahip wrote:www.engrish.com
?????????
Great site for Wojo! JK
English is my second language...or should I say American?
Spanish was first. Italian, third. Very little French and German. Latin, but that hardly counts.
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