Off Topic And Now for Something Completely Different

[Roary's Smelly Head]

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[Roary's Smelly Head]

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[Sumatran_Tiger]

Think it is Dutch.

Afrikaans

 

[Chesh1recat]

Afrikaans

... vocabulary is 90-95% Dutch. I think in this context it's a Dutch word. Stoop in Afrikaans apparently means something slightly different.

 

[tigerscanada]

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Always check

In the mid '60s I took a train from Trondheim in Norway up North to work at a mine near a small town called Malm.
About a fifth of the way there, the train stopped at a small town called Hell ! On one of the platforms was a building with a sign on it that sail
"HELL - GODS EXPEDITION". I wondered if Malm was gonna be like Heaven.

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[Idi Amin]

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[SW3 Chelsea Tiger]

Haha! They live amongst us. FFS lol

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[petersaxton]

I dont know whether all the AI stuff was on this thread
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/ar...inem-elon-musk-jeff-bezos-mother-funeral.html

 

[Sumatran_Tiger]

... vocabulary is 90-95% Dutch. I think in this context it's a Dutch word. Stoop in Afrikaans apparently means something slightly different.

According to the Dutch, Afrikaans is Dutch for 3 year old children.

 

[Noggin The Nog]

Clinton Baptiste | Dating An Older Lady

 

[Ron Burguvdy]

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[Newlandcasual2]

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[SW3 Chelsea Tiger]

Wow! This is crazy (if true!)

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[Charon]

Wow! This is crazy (if true!)

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How would they find out if she had breast cancer years later if they didn't know about it on her death - genuine question

 

[SW3 Chelsea Tiger]

How would they find out if she had breast cancer years later if they didn't know about it on her death - genuine question

if she died off a stroke, why would they test her for breast cancer?

 

[Charon]

if she died off a stroke, why would they test her for breast cancer?

Exactly - that's my point - and how would you find out years later unless there was a test you could do on any stored organs - which I doubt there would be - personally, not convinced

 

[Stockholm Tiger]

if she died off a stroke, why would they test her for breast cancer?

How would they test after she was dead and buried years later it his point i guess.

There could have been tissue samples i suppose.

Edit: He beat me to it above lol

 

[SW3 Chelsea Tiger]

Exactly - that's my point - and how would you find out years later unless there was a test you could do on any stored organs - which I doubt there would be - personally, not convinced

fair point

 

[originallambrettaman]

Exactly - that's my point - and how would you find out years later unless there was a test you could do on any stored organs - which I doubt there would be - personally, not convinced

No idea how they discovered the donor had breast cancer, but it’s definitely true, it led to changes in the screening of donors organs.

 

[Ron Burguvdy]

How would they find out if she had breast cancer years later if they didn't know about it on her death - genuine question

https://amp.cnn.com/cnn/2018/09/18/health/organ-donor-cancer-transmission-europe-intl