December 2008
13 posts
Cool story about writing with the non-dominant...
rrose-cestlavie:
gregbrown:
ismycopilot:
I broke my right index finger in 10th grade (on a girl’s head, beat that!) and had to wear a cast for a month; my right hand was imobilized and was excrutiating to write with. I ended up writing everything left handed - it was REALLY hard before I built up the muscle mass and endurance to write more than a few sentences, but after about three weeks I...
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i’m sitting in my friends dorm room, alone, while she takes a final
being here in frostburg makes me miss rva like whoa
seriously…there is NOTHING to do here
i honestly don’t see how people can go to school up here
hahahahaha, i’m pathetic
you can be tongue-tied for reals
What is Tongue Tie?
Background
Terms
The ‘lingual frenum’ (or lingual frenulum) is the cord that stretches from under the tongue to the floor of the mouth.
‘Tongue tie’, ‘Ankyloglossia’ or ‘short frenum’ are the terms used when the lingual frenum is short and restricts the mobility of the tongue.
Introduction
Tongue tie can be defined as a structural abnormality of the...
word of the day: yo yo
A young (typically white) male from suburbia that comes from a nice middle class family type environment and upbringing that dresses and acts like as though they are “hardcore” from the streets of South Central L.A. or Harlem. Fully versed in Ebonics, they most often use the word “Yo” to begin any sentence or greeting. Note: It is unsure if a Yo Yo...