Paphos Life

Devil wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 12:21 pm Ach, so. Wass ist deese verde?

Are you trying your Spanish on me?

WHL wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 12:23 pm I'm from London, with a thick cockney accent, many would say im not a native English speaker

You don't really have to excuse yourself for where you come from. Aren't most English speakers in parts of London natives? (I'm not saying from where!). Yes, I know that this may sound a little off limits but I am totally amazed at the number of people from immigrant families who speak better English than I do, and I try to speak and write good English (maybe with an odd Scottish word thrown in).

jeba wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 1:49 pm

Devil wrote: ↑Wed Feb 03, 2021 12:21 pm Ach, so. Wass ist deese verde?

Are you trying your Spanish on me?

Bad guess! It was actually meant to be Greek!

jeba wrote: ↑Tue Feb 02, 2021 12:38 pm It´s describing the fact that upper and lower teeth aren´t properly aligned so that there are shearing forces occurring which may be putting stress on the joint linking upper and lower jaw. Which is not an uncommon reason for discomfort, pain, migraines etc.

It's more to do with muscle growth. It generally manifests itself when I have being doing an increased exercise regime. It feels like I have been punched very hard in the arm. It is very annoying when it comes on, because I have to move around weirdly as I type to keep one step ahead of the pain.

The worst bit is thought, that if I start up an exercise routine, I can get through the opening few weeks of hell (brought on by a new exercise regime, good old aches and pains) and reach a state where I enjoy the exercise, only to have to stop because the arm pain comes on.

At the moment, for instance, the pain is centred just below my shoulder-blade.