02 Feb 10
Originally posted by Palynka"What are the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease? Symptoms of Alzheimer's disease include
Alzheimer's.
a gradual memory loss, decline in ability to perform routine tasks, impairment of judgment,
disorientation, personality change, difficulty in learning and loss of language skills. "-ivillage
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02 Feb 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyWut?
"What are the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease? Symptoms of Alzheimer's disease include
a gradual memory loss, decline in ability to perform routine tasks, impairment of judgment,
disorientation, personality change, difficulty in learning and loss of language skills. "-ivillage
02 Feb 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyHey--- seven out of six ain't bad!
"What are the symptoms of Alzheimer's disease? Symptoms of Alzheimer's disease include
a gradual memory loss, decline in ability to perform routine tasks, impairment of judgment,
disorientation, personality change, difficulty in learning and loss of language skills. "-ivillage
02 Feb 10
Originally posted by Grampy BobbyThey went the way of the internet, and were replaced by flatulence, expediency and a frantic search for happiness.
[b]Whatever happened...
Whatever happened to proportional response, coherent thought and Sweet Baby Jane?
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02 Feb 10
We can't ever let this forum suffer the equivalent of Alzheimer's and so we need to make sure no posters leave, except for Very Rusty of course. We all are vital parts of the insitutional memory of this site. We are like a hive mind, a living database that maintains its history. Without that we are doomed to repeat the past.
02 Feb 10
Originally posted by homedepotovEvery time we get drunk, some neurons are gone forever. Sometimes, that's the price of fun.
We can't ever let this forum suffer the equivalent of Alzheimer's and so we need to make sure no posters leave, except for Very Rusty of course. We all are vital parts of the insitutional memory of this site. We are like a hive mind, a living database that maintains its history. Without that we are doomed to repeat the past.