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It's known that there is cerebral hypoperfusion in MS. So we know slow flow is happening. Malden, with your excellent English these days, do you have an explanation for the slow flow?


Are you really making fun of someones english?
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I think Malden is actually you but from another dimension where he is known as rbs784. :)


My post was a quick check to see who (apart from "Mladen") would respond to my post. This mostly settles it :)

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The truth is out there. Trust no one.
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sbr487 wrote:
My post was a quick check to see who (apart from "Mladen") would respond to my post. This mostly settles it :)
It seems you have proven your point but there are a couple of different ways the situation might be viewed.

To me it seems that only the kindly skeptics find your posts worthy of response :wink:
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sbr487 wrote:
My post was a quick check to see who (apart from "Mladen") would respond to my post. This mostly settles it :)
It seems you have proven your point but there are a couple of different ways the situation might be viewed.

To me it seems that only the kindly skeptics find your posts worthy of response :wink:


I have to agree with the spin you gave, but the bigger question is also what is the worth of those "response" ...

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I have to agree with the spin you gave, but the bigger question is also what is the worth of those "response" ...
It's not for me to judge but the saying "beggars can't be choosy" comes to mind.
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sbr487 wrote:
I have to agree with the spin you gave, but the bigger question is also what is the worth of those "response" ...
It's not for me to judge but the saying "beggars can't be choosy" comes to mind.


"beggars cannot be choosers" :D

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"Beggars can't be choosers" is the more common saying, but both are correct. Furthermore, would anyone say the word "chooser" outside of this saying?
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concerned wrote:
Cece wrote:
It's known that there is cerebral hypoperfusion in MS. So we know slow flow is happening. Malden, with your excellent English these days, do you have an explanation for the slow flow?

Are you really making fun of someones english?

Concerned, Cece is giving Malden a compliment.

com·pli·ment
n. ˈkɒmpləmənt /Show Spelled[n. kom-pluh-muhnt]
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concerned wrote:
Cece wrote:
It's known that there is cerebral hypoperfusion in MS. So we know slow flow is happening. Malden, with your excellent English these days, do you have an explanation for the slow flow?

Are you really making fun of someones english?

Concerned, Cece is giving Malden a compliment.

com·pli·ment
n. ˈkɒmpləmənt /Show Spelled[n. kom-pluh-muhnt]
1. an expression of praise, commendation, or admiration: A sincere compliment boosts one's morale.
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Wow.

The knowledge one could absorb here absolutely astounds me.

Seriously though I thought the remark might have been sarcastic, hence my asking of the question.

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Although he's on my "side" and may actually be ME, Malden's English struggles at times.

Now, if his English isn't and hadn't ever been a source of contention the "compliment" scenario might have been a consideration but as things are, sarcasm wins the ribbon.
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Although he's on my "side" and may actually be ME, Malden's English struggles at times.

Now, if his English isn't and hadn't ever been a source of contention the "compliment" scenario might have been a consideration but as things are, sarcasm wins the ribbon.


hey if you are one and the same maybe you could combine your names into one and name yourself mylon. Ok bad joke, sorry.
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Lyon wrote:
Although he's on my "side" and may actually be ME, Malden's English struggles at times.

Now, if his English isn't and hadn't ever been a source of contention the "compliment" scenario might have been a consideration but as things are, sarcasm wins the ribbon.


He can't be you. You're both me!!!!
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Cute... a Boston accent.
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