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# i haven't seen it, so:
hahahaha!!
(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:10, archived)
# haven't seen it?
do you know what the date and time is?
(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:13, archived)
# hummm
15th feb 2008 13:15ish
(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:14, archived)
# close

(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:15, archived)
# at the third stroke...
*convulses on floor*
(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:16, archived)
# the loss of motor functions, sponsored by Accurist will be
mostly down your left hand side.
(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:17, archived)
# *dribbles*

(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:18, archived)
# Do your flies up, love.
And it's nice to see you too.
(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:20, archived)
# *waggles finger at the Cap'n*
Now, now....

;)
(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:30, archived)
# hahaha

(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:18, archived)
# A little insensitive, don't you think?
:D
(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:20, archived)
# only down the left side

(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:21, archived)
# I was going to say something about the different between motor and sensory functions,
but that'd make me look like a pedantic geek.
oops
(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:23, archived)
# i was aware it wasn't necessarily accurate
but i tend to feel it's wrong to let fact get in the way of hummus
(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:25, archived)
# afferent and efferent nerves can be affected by stroke
although, for a stroke to cause damage in sensory and motor cortices, it would have to be pretty major and unlikely to be survivable... I would have thought.
(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:27, archived)
# You're probably right.
It's amazing how adaptable the brain can be, though.
(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:30, archived)
# So clever!

(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:33, archived)
# Hahaha!

(, Fri 15 Feb 2008, 13:24, archived)