| Author | Flooders Tenthouse |
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for Meshy:
well i personally agree with the quote a bit more to accept that possibility ;) |
I knew there are big messages coming when I wrote that message xD
Always fun to hear those explanations :P |
| The answer to your question is yes if the infinite universe theory is correct. :) |
| That kid really increase my adrenaline |
| Hahaha |
Maybe it was him? But hes trying to hide it by disagreeing!
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cphNpqKpKc4
My cover is blown! xD
I knew there are big messages coming when I wrote that message xD
Always fun to hear those explanations :P
I was just spouting randomly lol, it was a joke :P Thanks to Slust for continuing haha. |
| 7707 |
That kid really increase my adrenaline
In America do you say that kid really increases my epinephrine? Do you get epinephrine junkies instead of adrenaline junkies?
In the UK it only keeps that form from an EpiPen, which I think is fair enough since adrenipen sounds stupid. I wonder how much separation there is over there across the pond? I cannot recall what word they used in pulp fiction when they injected it into her heart to work out if it is in common usage. I expect vv should know since he is a biochem man. |
In the UK it only keeps that form from an EpiPen, which I think is fair enough since adrenipen sounds stupid.
I thought it was some form of greekophylia or ancient Scottish pride? :p |
I cannot recall what word they used in pulp fiction when they injected it into her heart to work out if it is in common usage
adrenaline |
| I was taught a long time ago that adrenalin was trademarked in America, and so they couldn;t use that word, and had to use epinephrine instead. In the UK most people would have no idea what epinephrine was. I presumed the opposite may occur in the US with adrenaline not being recognised. It would seem however that it must be in sufficient usage to be commonly understood. |
| That was a not-so-funny and maybe obscure attempt at joking around roots of words, but who cares about it besides teachers anyway? Here's hoping you don't teach ancient languages :) |
for Lord MilesTeg:
Adrenaline is the more common word among lay people. Epi/norepi is predominantly used among medics/health professionals. |
| Oh |
https://www.lordswm.com/forum_messages.php?tid=2659513
Went unnoticed |
| I noticed it :) |
| noticed it as well, but couldn't decide to give +1 or -1 as I had to go somewhere and forgot after that xD |
for Ipsen:
Increasing chance to get human enemy by a facror of 3 is kinda hard lol. I mean not sure how they'd possibly implement that. |
what a stupid looking guy
https://www.lordswm.com/army_info.php?name=rincewind |
| Rofl xD |
