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Old 04-02-2016, 12:55 AM #31
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Thanks. I always been told we keep losing brain cells after the age of 40. On the same note I have seen quite a few 90+ people so sharp with their memory and thinking. All confusing

Interesting article. I can't follow the talk with that accent as well. I am used to many accents living in DC and at work place some accents are challenging to me. Even in USA accent if someone talks fast I ask them to slow down My brain gets so tired.
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