far fetched, i know, but when dealing (sm)
Posted By: chillin on 2008-07-07
In Reply to: medication: s/l e muu der ron - NM
Subject: far fetched, i know, but when dealing (sm)
with sound likes, it could be anything. My best guesses would be: Amiodarone (Heart conditions) or
Imuran (Musculoskeletal Disorders > Arthritis/rheumatic disorders. But then again, who ever knows..so many dialects, it's beyond ridiculous!
I gave up accepting ESL accounts over a decade ago. I believe I earned it...just celebrating (ah..for lack of better word) my 25th year MTing.
Good Luck.
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