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  • The Grave Maurice
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    Quite true. If you insist on spelling the word incorrectly, odds are you'll pronounce it incorrectly.

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  • Stephen Thomas
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    Originally posted by Archaic View Post
    Hey, Stephen... Aluminum has an "i"...how come yours has TWO ''i's''??? (AlumInIum)

    Because I am spelling it in the right way, beautiful lady.

    And you are spelling it in the totally wrong American way.

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  • Celesta
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    Yep, it's aluminium and aluminum.

    I knew a girl in high school who always confused ammonia with pneumonia.

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  • Phil Carter
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    Hey, Stephen... Aluminum has an "i"...how come yours has TWO ''i's''??? (AlumInIum)
    Hello Archaic,

    Perhaps Stephen can "see" the point...lol

    best wishes

    Phil

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  • Archaic
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    Hey, Stephen... Aluminum has an "i"...how come yours has TWO ''i's''??? (AlumInIum)


    Cheers, Archaic

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  • Stephen Thomas
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    Originally posted by Archaic View Post
    Hi Stephen that must be the Brit pronunciation, like
    "Al-loo-MIN-I-um" for Aluminum.
    That's nothing to do with pronounciation, Archaic

    It's Al-yoo-min-ee-om

    Not Al-you-minn-um

    There's an 'i' in the word here believe it or not

    That's just how the woodens say it

    Back to the labratory

    Igor!!!!!

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  • Nurse Sarah
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    I say: duo (the word for two) then deen -um!

    Got me thinking though!

    S x

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  • Archaic
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    At the moment I back whichever miserable pronunciation I use with "You know, the L-shaped pipe under the Stomach."

    Then people say, "Oh, I know what you mean!"



    Best regards, Archaic

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  • Archaic
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    Hi Stephen that must be the Brit pronunciation, like
    "Al-loo-MIN-I-um" for Aluminum.

    (Or might it be Latin?)

    Cheers, Archaic

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  • Stephen Thomas
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    Originally posted by Archaic View Post
    Hey guys, I keep meaning to ask this:
    What is the proper pronunciation of 'Duodenum'?

    I'd plunk for doo-a -deen- em

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  • Archaic
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    Pronunciation of 'Duodenum' ??

    Hey guys, I keep meaning to ask this:
    What is the proper pronunciation of 'Duodenum'?

    That's where my stomach problem was. Everyone pronounces it differently and no matter which version i use someone corrects me!

    So is it "doo-AH-de-num" or " dooUh--DEN-um "?? Both? Neither?

    Your help is most appreciated. I want to talk good.

    Thanks, Archaic

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  • belinda
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    Yes I definently get benefits from it. I've been taking it for three years. I have much more energy. If I miss it for a few days I start to feel really tired and sluggish.

    Doesn't really do anything for abs though

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  • Archaic
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    Hi Belinda, thank you for the link.

    Mind if I ask what it tastes like?
    (Not that taste matters if it's good for me... gag, gag... )

    Do you feel that you get some real benefit from it? -Ripped Abs??-

    Thanks and best regards, Archaic

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  • belinda
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    Helllo Here's some information on Goji Juice.Hope you find it interesting

    http://www.gojiberryjuice.org/

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  • Archaic
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    Thanks Sarah, Madam Red and Carol.

    Carol I'm so glad that your tests were ok too, we've both been lucky. It's "Count your blessings" time, isn't it?
    Thanks so much for the good wishes & prayers, it's very kind of you. I'm feeling a lot better already, the hospital had me on a 24 hr/day iv fluids and that in itself made a big difference, I hadn't realized that I was getting dehydrated because I couldn't eat.

    I'm doing pretty well so far, but the first thing my friends say when they see me is still "You're too skinny!" -Man, I never thought I'd have that problem!

    I hope the fancy protein-shakes give me not just calories but 'Ripped Abs' like in their advertising...
    Reading the label I get the impression it's a workout in a milkshake.

    Very glad to hear from you, take care.

    Best regards, Archaic

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