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linguadolce disse: It could be for irony. Or itâs just because comic sans is easy for those with dyslexia to read. Is that a fact? I never knew. Doesn't explain why it's the only instance of it I've ever encountered on my university's network, though.
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I have EDS, and those exercises in that last post look like exactly the things my rheumatologist have warned me to stay away from. D: Especially the range of motion ones, those are damaging!
oh no! ok I took EDS out of the tags and added a bit about checking with a Dr and not hyperextending.Â
I guess I should say that in general with EDS you shouldn't do strengthening or stretching that involves exceeding a normal range of motion (if you aren't sure that that is please try and ask a Dr or physical therapist bc its easy to assume that your normal is a healthy ROM). If you can modify an exercise so that you stay in a normal ROM and do not hyperextend you are likely ok. Gentle stretching of muscles to release knots or lengthen inappropriately tight muscles is sometimes necessary and ok as long as you are hyperextending anything or putting a lot of strain on any joint - again ideally this is something you ask a professional about bc it can be tricky to tell.Â
Olive-skinned: replies - thanks guys!
loomeen answered your question âOlive-skinnedâ
Olive as a colour s definitely green yes but when we say olive-skinned we basically mean 'mediterranean' - southern French, Italian, Greek
aaaah so more like a location than the actual fruit yeah?
linguadolce replied to your post âOlive-skinnedâ
I think it refers to a kind of olive grown in the Mediterranean area? I think it's the kalamata olives?
Kalamata is indeed on the Mediterranean, it's in Greece (Peloponnese) and they do wonderful olives and olive oil there, but idk are these olives the actual colour of the skin described?
drcarsonbeckett answered your question âOlive-skinnedâ
yeah i was always confused about that too
yes!!!
halvkentaur replied to your post âOlive-skinnedâ
OMG ITS NOT JUST ME THANK THE GODS
YES!!!!! *olive five*
kaylandworld answered your question âOlive-skinnedâ
Right? Some skin is brown with a hue of that brown-green you see on unripened olives, maybe the ones still on the tree.
I... didn't know olives could be that colour. But do people have a brown-green hue on their skin?? that's not what I see
badgerssong answered your question âOlive-skinnedâ
Olive-skinned actually refers to people from the meditarrenean area and more in the south (Greek, Iranian etc...)
okay! that's interesting but still weird haha
spanishskulduggery answered your question âOlive-skinnedâ
I think they mean the black olives. When people say olive-skinned they mean "sort of dark" or "brown". No idea why it's an olive.
but it's weird, because they're referring to people who aren't as dark as olives? as far as I know, because apparently I'm missing a few shades of olive haha
ooogggg replied to your post âOlive-skinnedâ
It means green UNDERTONES. It refers to middle eastern/Mediterranean people
I still don't see people with green undertones
Okay thank you guys, I kinda get it better now haha, but I still think it's an odd description! But olives and olive oil from Kalamata (ÎÎ±Î»Î±ÎŒÎŹÏα) are the best <3
individualityrocks heeft op je bericht gereageerd:can anybody come up with a word for âmonolingual...
Maybe a monolingualist? A person who regards able-bodied people as superior over disabled people is an ableist, so even though itâs not really the same concept a monolingualist could be someone who delights in their monolingualism? I donât know.
this is an equally excellent term. y'know what I'm gonna set up a poll hang on a sec
ooogggg heeft op je bericht gereageerd:ooogggg heeft op je bericht gereageerd:can anybody...
ok yea youâre right im sorry
don't worry; it's an easy mistake to make and such words are really horrifically deeply ingrained into common vocabulary. The important thing is that you reacted appropriately to being told such a term used casual ableism by apologising and trying not to do the same again
linguadolce heeft op je bericht gereageerd:can anybody come up with a word for âmonolingual...
Racist. Languagist. Republican.
tumblr user linguadolce wins this round
but this comes as no surprise because tumblr user linguadolce wins every round and you should all check out their blog
linguadolce replied to your post:Iâve been studying some Irish on Duolingo, but...
Clearly, we have to switch to Danish until further notice.
That's actually a good idea.
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currently tiny chatting a load of spoonies. it's good to talk to people where things like 'I only go to the ER for non-spoonie things now, like when I broke my finger leapfrogging', 'crap I just dislocated a rib brb' and 'I believe in the powers of potatoes, but that's the only non-medical stuff I usually do' are normal.
Well at least I know a LOT of people who do it, including me. It doesn't sound weird to me at all.
I am from North Texas. Maybe that affects it?
linguadolce a réagi à votre billet :sighs
falalalanguage? add another fa or la in there? make it christmasy!
that's only usable for like... a week and a half though :<
