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Holy Moses!

God, talking again to GWB? How come?

I'm lost.



Because God has always wanted the oppurtunity to sleep in the Lincoln bedroom. Following a State Dinner in His honor of course.



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Holy Moses!

God, talking again to GWB? How come?

I'm lost.



Because God has always wanted the oppurtunity to sleep in the Lincoln bedroom. Following a State Dinner in His honor of course.



He shoulda taken his chance when slick willy and hillary were sellin the room out during their stay...

-the artist formerly known as sinker

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Holy Moses!

God, talking again to GWB? How come?

I'm lost.

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Because God has always wanted the oppurtunity to sleep in the Lincoln bedroom. Following a State Dinner in His honor of course.

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He shoulda taken his chance when slick willy and hillary were sellin the room out during their stay...



God prefers 'free' things...and His tax exempt status of course.



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He shoulda taken his chance when slick willy and hillary were sellin the room out during their stay...



Even those lefties have got to see the humor in a guy named "Slick Willy" getting impeached for lying about a blow job.

Oh, wait a minute. I'm off topic...

It's the terrorists fault! Er, I mean W's fault.

I feel centered and balanced now.

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Holy Moses!

God, talking again to GWB? How come?

:S I'm lost.



I suspect Wernicke-Korsakoff Syndrome. ;) The cause is generally attributed to malnutrition, especially lack of vitamin B1 (thiamine), which commonly accompanies habitual alcohol use or alcoholism.

Patients often attempt to hide their poor memory by confabulating. The patient will create detailed, believable stories about experiences or situations to cover gaps in memory. This is not usually a deliberate attempt to deceive because the patient often believes what he is saying to be true.

Symptoms & Signs

-Loss of memory, can be profound

-Inability to form new memories

-Confabulation (making up stories to explain behavior that have little relation to reality)

-Hallucinations
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ummmm....Vitamin B12. Otherwise pretty accurate, though incomplete....

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linz



nope. B1.

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Wernicke-Korsakoff syndrome is a brain disorder involving loss of specific brain functions caused by a thiamine deficiency.

The syndrome is actually a spectrum, including two separate sets of symptoms, one of which tends to start when the other subsides. Wernicke's encephalopathy involves damage to multiple nerves in both the central nervous system (brain and spinal cord) and the peripheral nervous system (the rest of the body).

It may also include symptoms caused by alcohol withdrawal. The cause is generally attributed to malnutrition, especially lack of vitamin B1 (thiamine), which commonly accompanies habitual alcohol use or alcoholism.

Heavy alcohol use interferes with the metabolism of thiamine, so even in the unusual cases where alcoholics are eating a balanced diet while drinking heavily, the metabolic problem persists because most of the thiamine is not absorbed.

Korsakoff syndrome, or Korsakoff psychosis, tends to develop as Wernicke's symptoms diminish. It involves impairment of memory out of proportion to problems with other cognitive functions.

Patients often attempt to hide their poor memory by confabulating. The patient will create detailed, believable stories about experiences or situations to cover gaps in memory. This is not usually a deliberate attempt to deceive because the patient often believes what he is saying to be true. It can occur whether or not the thiamine deficiency was related to alcoholism and with other types of brain damage.

Korsakoff psychosis involves damage to areas of the brain involved with memory.

source: http://www.nlm.nih.gov/medlineplus/ency/article/000771.htm

B12 is called cobalamin.
Why yes, my license number is a palindrome. Thank you for noticing.

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ummmm....Vitamin B12. Otherwise pretty accurate, though incomplete....

Peace~
linz



http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/wernicke_korsakoff/wernicke-korsakoff.htm

Is this info incorrect?



great minds....:ph34r:;)



Yeah. It's vitamin B12
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ummmm....Vitamin B12. Otherwise pretty accurate, though incomplete....

Peace~
linz



http://www.ninds.nih.gov/disorders/wernicke_korsakoff/wernicke-korsakoff.htm

Is this info incorrect?



great minds....:ph34r:;)



Yeah. It's vitamin B12



No its not. That page is the National Institute of Health. Thiamine is B1. Cobalamin is B12. The syndrome effect amounts of thiamine.
Why yes, my license number is a palindrome. Thank you for noticing.

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oh my GOD!!!! I'm WRONG! How could it BE???? ARGHHHHH!

Okay...it's the first time.

linz



Its okay, take deep cleansing breaths, snort some glue, and have a drink. Everything is cool.

Everyone has to pop their "wrong" cherry at some time. I am waiting for my day myself. ;)
Why yes, my license number is a palindrome. Thank you for noticing.

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