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No, you keep finding mistakes that I need to know about!
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Lex, how much cabbage have you been eating lately? I am a little
concerned with this photo ... 
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Anything I can do to help you, you know that
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A.G., it's an allergic reaction to broccoli....
Whisp, thank you, you have seen I have a tendency to omit prepositions when I'm in a rush....! 
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Duffy,
> um what is the sug deal.....and was he trying to say shug, Yep, pronounced "Shug", that's what he was saying, sugar. > and so why all the flap and hype? Who knows. Lex, > Yup, that's my story and I'm sticking to it....!! Hell, I routinely leave out whole words, changing or ambiguating the entire meaning of my. |
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Massage, thank you, I will be tasking a little break now....
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"...tasking a little break.."
Bwa haaaaaaaaa!! You so funny. 
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Hmmm how does one task a break?
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Same way one bakes a cake!
Uh....that is to say, I have NO IDEA....!! How about them Cubbies!! |
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OMG, Lex I would advise to stay away from the broccoli. You sure that it
is not lettuce your have been indulging in for your head does seem to have take the shape of a head of lettuce or maybe closer to cabbage.
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Txs, I did get a D- in Vegetable Identification back in high school, so
maybe it was lettuce or cabbage or bananas. All I know is it didn't taste anything like meat loaf and Pepsi.... |
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I type medical reports and I may, well I am not sure, but maybe
somewhere down the road, during these 26 or so years of typing those reports just may have typed an operative report of a doctor cutting something that looked something like that off of someone, sorry Lex, hope it wasn't a relative. |
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Lex - "an allergic reaction to broccoli...."
I ... ummmm.... hope the .... errrrrrrrrr ..... swelling goes down soon. 
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My doctor says five pounds of Dannen's Activia should take care of it.
Thank you, Dr. Dannen! |
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That is a whole lot of yogurt. Hope the parrot doesn't mind.
Back to the topic, I cna help with spelling medical terms, still trip over easy words though. |
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roflmao!!@ Txs..
((((lex))))
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The swelling has gone down now and everything is back to normal, but I
will have to keep tasking the Activia twelve times a day for the next fifteen years. Turns out medical insurance does NOT cover medicinal yogurt. Who knew? 
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Oh well Lex, you will have strong bones, don't have to worry about
osteoporosis, and might even develop an ability to understand the language of parrots. |
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I can already understand "Regular" and "Bloated" and "Activia." Parrot
language is remarkably similar to English! I wish I knew what he meant by "cracker" though. Sounds like an insult, frankly.... |
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Guess it would depend on how it is used in the sentence, whether it was
meant as an insult or not, and the inflection in the parrot's voice. Hmmmmmmm, Polly wants a cracker. You are a cracker jack. You are a cracker head. Guess it depends on how you intrepret them, if they are insulting or not. |
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