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ulna fovea - mh
Posted: Aug 29, 2013
s/l doc is saying ulna fovea? I always thought it was ulnar fovea?
mh... - sm
[ In Reply To ..]try saying both out loud:
Ulnar fovea
Ulna fovea
The pronunciation is very close, especially when spoken naturally in the course of a sentence. Seriously.
ulna fovea - mh
[ In Reply To ..]He enunciates it and clearly says ULNA, sorry that I am apparently so STUPID ! Why bother responding if you are going to make me feel like an IDIOT!
pardon me - sm
[ In Reply To ..]I was not suggesting you are stupid, and I did not MAKE you feel like anything. How you feel is your choice. I was trying to help you with your dictator.
If you want, give us the full sentence and we'll try again.
Wow - sm
[ In Reply To ..]That was pretty uncalled for -- what are you, 2?
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