Hmmmmm, symptom? They said "one" instead of "two" or "three"?? Or maybe they can't 'speak' body language anymore. Probably not, when someone asks me how many languages I speak and I have trouble answering (Topomax and fibromyalgia) I tend to stop with "I...".
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Hmmmmm, symptom? They said "one" instead of "two" or "three"?? Or maybe they can't 'speak' body language anymore. Probably not, when someone asks me how many languages I speak and I have trouble answering (Topomax and fibromyalgia) I tend to stop with "I...".
You have the most interesting patients!!
Guess he means he didn't find himself suddenly able to speak 'in tongues'.
Besides Klingon. Just one besides Klingon.
Face, meet palm!
Btw, thanks for the link on my blog - the laughter was necessary!
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