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druscilla; dormouse.:

If osmeone totally and 100% believes that they are someone else, what type of mental disorder is that?

Dissociative disorders ?
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I need someone who's attending/graduated from an American High School to be mywh friend for a couple of minutes and answer my oh-so-many questions about the courses and curriculums. There's no rush though. If someone decides they want to be friendly just pm or comment me. ^_^

I apologize in advance if this doesn't make sense.

However, does anyone know of/have links to/can direct me to the statistics of homelessness around the East Bay (Berkeley in particular) area?

Many thanks.

At army funerals, what do they play? I know at police and firefighters' they play the bagpipes, but I'm not sure about army.
Also, what's the song called?

^ The song is called "Taps" and it's usually played on a trumpet or a bugle from a distance of 30-50 yards from the grave site.

Yesss, thank you. I know it now...I can hear it in my head. xD

Mike Dirnt.:

I apologize in advance if this doesn't make sense.

However, does anyone know of/have links to/can direct me to the statistics of homelessness around the East Bay (Berkeley in particular) area?

Many thanks.

As a Berkeley/Oakland resident, I can tell you our homelessness rate is very high. VERY high. I don't have copy and paste on my phone so I can't link you, but I'd suggest Googling it.

Does anyone know the actual process of removing cancer and preventing its return?

I understand that, if it's a tumor, it involves surgery to remove it, but is it always necessary to have chemo and radiation afterwards?

Fish Camp:

As a Berkeley/Oakland resident, I can tell you our homelessness rate is very high. VERY high. I don't have copy and paste on my phone so I can't link you, but I'd suggest Googling it.

Ahh! Thank you so much. :arms:
That was what I wanted to hear (story-wise not reality-wise).
I will do.
Thanks for your help. :)

Smashed Pumpkin:

Does anyone know the actual process of removing cancer and preventing its return?

I understand that, if it's a tumor, it involves surgery to remove it, but is it always necessary to have chemo and radiation afterwards?

I don't know too much about this subject, but I believe that chemo and radiation are generally used. There are also hormone therapies that are used for breast cancer patients [I'm not sure about other types of cancer] to prevent its return, or to preempt cancer in people with a high genetic disposition towards it.

Smashed Pumpkin:

Does anyone know the actual process of removing cancer and preventing its return?

I understand that, if it's a tumor, it involves surgery to remove it, but is it always necessary to have chemo and radiation afterwards?

This has information on removal and treatment. (:

How long would it take to drive from Detroit, Michigan to Northern Kentucky?

^Google Maps says from 6 to 6.5 hours.

the endless.:

^Google Maps says from 6 to 6.5 hours.

thanks, that's a big help

Can anyone tell me anything about an American Prom?
Just general stuff.

When is it held?
What are the decorations?
What do people wear?
Any Traditions?
And so on.

Thanks.

^
My school prom is usually at the end of April beginning of May
but I think it's different for every school.
Here's a site with prom dresses.
Some of them are like kind of slutty. O__O

Does anybody know how old you have to be to get into a strip club?
Like could a twenty year old get into one?
And is there like any type of poision that somebody
could swallow and it start to eat away at like the insides?
Like it'll start burning a hole through somebodies stomach.

the endless.:

I don't know too much about this subject, but I believe that chemo and radiation are generally used. There are also hormone therapies that are used for breast cancer patients [I'm not sure about other types of cancer] to prevent its return, or to preempt cancer in people with a high genetic disposition towards it.

zodiac.:

This has information on removal and treatment. (:

Thanks! :cute:

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What's the average age at which children begin to speak grammatically correct?

Is/was the 'Mafia' just one group of people.. Like yeah sure theres ALOT of them, but is it all controlled under one leader?
Like, say if there were people in the Mafia all over the world, but there were leaders for each group in a different city, but all those leaders were rulled under one main person.
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shit, I hope that made sense...
Anyone know?

Smashed Pumpkin:

What's the average age at which children begin to speak grammatically correct?

On average, they learn words at two (more, mummy, no, ball, up), extremely simple sentences at three to four (want more, please mummy, gimme ball, pick up, love daddy) and begin to learn grammar at five to six (I want more please, I love you daddy, pick me up). By ten they can speak as well as an adult, though their vocabulary isn't as advanced and therefore they sound less educated. And their voice is still pretty high, so they sound little.

My source was dodgy, listen to them.

O_____o.

That doesn't seem right. A lot of my little cousins are about three or four and they speak perfectly fine sentences. I mean, apart from the fact that you can tell that they're 3 or 4, their sentences are pretty correct, grammatically. Like, they say "I want more." "Turn on the TV" "Where are you going" etc.

Cuz I talk to four year olds a lot.

Smashed Pumpkin:

What's the average age at which children begin to speak grammatically correct?

Generally, by four they are completely and one hundred percent understandable. By two you can understand what they want even if the sentences aren't up to par. And some two year olds are advanced. A family friend had a two year old son who could correctly pronounce the word suffocate. It also depends on the parents. If they always get the kid whatever it wants when it just points to something and squeaks, the child won't learn to speak as easily. My aunt didn't talk until she was three because she never needed to.