I was searching on google the other day for a patient information sheet for epididimitis. During my search, I ran across a Dutch language description of the disease, which caught my eye. Realize that the epididimi reside on top of the testicles, and when they get inflamed and infected, it is rather painful. hence my amusement at the following:
en vooral 's ochtends waterige tot pussige afscheiding, soms pijn in de balzak(epididymitis)
Pijn in de balzak. What an eloquent description! In medicalese I’d be calling it epididimitis, orchialgia, testicular angina or some damn thing. But the pure simplicity of the Hollanders! Bless them!
If you have a “recursive” url (E.g., a cached Google site) where the “http://” or “www.” appears twice, you need to uncheck the box that says Automatically parse URLs: automatically adds [ url ] and [ /url ] around internet addresses., at the bottom of the Reply window, otherwise, the vB code attempts to place tags around each set of urls, destroying the actual extended url.
If you have a “recursive” url (E.g., a cached Google site) where the “http://” or “www.” appears twice, you need to uncheck the box that says Automatically parse URLs: automatically adds [ url ] and [ /url ] around internet addresses., at the bottom of the Reply window, otherwise, the vB code attempts to place tags around each set of urls, destroying the actual extended url.
On the other hand, I got a specific message that my first attempt to post had failed. (On time-outs, I just open another browser window and see whther the post actually made it, but this time I got a message saying the post had failed.)
