Has anyone taking interferon developed a strange gait when they walk
The second case, a 30-yr-old female worker developed a staggering gait, paresthesia, urinary incontinence, slurred voice, dysphagia, numbness or paresthesia in
A 53-year-old woman developed an unusual gait related to "calf stiffness." After several months of progressive weakness, she developed a right foot ...
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>An article I am translating talks about the sales figure for a
>particular product in fiscal year 2004 and then says:
>...流通は従来通りであるが、この実績がオンされる。
>This オンされるhas me thrown (pun intended) since,
>obviously, they are not talking about a switch! Has anyone
>seen this kind of usage?
I do not know why, but オンする in this context
means *to add*, or *be in addition to* as suggested
by others. This should be a nobrainer for most of
you, native or non-native, who are so fluent in Japanese. Interesting.
IRON PANTS
Iron Pants is a term used by young males to describe young females who are determined to remain virgins despite attempts to deflower them.
During the middle ages when noblemen left for the Crusades, they insured the faithfulness of their wives and mistresses by securing their "private parts" in a small suit of armor wore around the waist called a chastity belt.
The following are actual photographs of two chastity belts on display in a museum at Cluny, France in the early 1900s. Today, young ladies use a birth control device far more effective. They cross their legs, fold their arms across their chest while repeating the word "NO" in a loud, emphatic voice.
