You have lovely hands.1) I can name all fifty US States and all fifty State capitals
2) I wear red lipstick pretty much everyday
3) I've got very bendy fingers - see photo
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You have lovely hands.1) I can name all fifty US States and all fifty State capitals
2) I wear red lipstick pretty much everyday
3) I've got very bendy fingers - see photo
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I should think so, I don't think you can fix a computer.maybe you are the exception
I have bendy fingers too1) I can name all fifty US States and all fifty State capitals
2) I wear red lipstick pretty much everyday
3) I've got very bendy fingers - see photo
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Thank youYou have lovely hands.Mine are old and wrinkly
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I know you didn't ask me but late 20s? Early 30s?Thank you
Out of curiosity, how old do you think I am based in my hands?
I would say 20 something.I know you didn't ask me but late 20s? Early 30s?
Ooh thank youI know you didn't ask me but late 20s? Early 30s?
Umm I'd say you're in your 20sThank you
Out of curiosity, how old do you think I am based in my hands?
I won't complaint about thatI would say 20 something.
I'm liking all of you tonightUmm I'd say you're in your 20s![]()
You really can't tell, a persons age with hands, well all I can say they are very good condition.I won't complaint about that![]()
Interesting. My son was diagnosed with JIA age 6 but after that one episode age 6 and treatment for it, it never came back. Does your research show it can be a one off episode?I love stuff like this!
1) I’m doing a PhD researching juvenile arthritis and I’m really proud of myself. I left school with nothing, managed to get a degree and I want a career in health policy research one day.
2) I’m obsessed with white chocolate/salted caramel. Anything with that on it, I’m all over.
3) I’m learning to drive!
#3 - totally spot on.1. I always know what the time is to the second.
2. Happily married for 18 years with no kids (wanted them but not enough to go through IVF)
3. bleeping love this site, knocks the rooster off DS.
My PhD is in medical sociology so I’m looking more at experience and identity of growing up with it - when I’ve been looking at past research, that can happen or children can get mis-diagnosed.Interesting. My son was diagnosed with JIA age 6 but after that one episode age 6 and treatment for it, it never came back. Does your research show it can be a one off episode?