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@ajlees Misread looking towards etc as looking forward to..... thought "Oh Really...surely not"

Looking towards Old Compton and the Pleasuredrome. #DeanStreetMagic Open the Door to your heart

@ajlees Casting clouts?

Triethylamine May is the month of Death

@its_mizuko_ 8

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@KingTunde_SZN 36

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@ajlees Live in Squares,Paint in Circles,Love in Triangles Best pizza house in The Old Dairy.

Early morning yesterday the Bloomsbury set square embraced in the past by love triangles #Gordonsquare

@ajlees No hyperacusis yet then? ( only joking)

Subway neurology focusing on the symphony of sounds

Every word must earn its place in a memorable tweet. The best of them have an inner tension that resemble a sonnet @neurochecklists

@ajlees You maynot think1st reply is erudite but also wonder how much harm the nasal swabbing for LF tests for CoVid causes in stem cells in nasal mucosa true

It is wonderful news that the stem cell surgery is now up and running in the Lund-Cambridge programme as well as in Tokyo, Australia and the US. Its been a long time coming lunduniversity.lu.se/article/first-…

@ajlees This is very interesting.Few months ago I read article which said brain stem cells found in nasal mucosa.I cant recall if theywere stem cells for substantia nigra or areas affected by AD.Q may seem facile but if in old age' one picks one's nose' does it deprive brainof stemcells

@ajlees Agree entirely with you but you are yearning for les temps perdus. No one teaches history taking these days and if a history is taken and entered in the notes or in a file on a patient's computer record it is seldom read through on the grounds of no time

I filled in the Non-Motor Symptoms Questionnaire for Parkinson's disease and ticked 10 out of 30 boxes . I see no advantage to dishing this pseudometric out to people with Parkinson's disease before or on arrival at clinic. Concentrate on improving history taking at med school

@ajlees @YouTube Sure was.What's it all about Alfie?

This was the one! #BacharachRIP #LesenfantsterriblesDeanStreet Walk on by 1964 youtu.be/_fGgxMO15sE via @YouTube

@ajlees @JohnClareSoc @Brain1878 Conflicted as if better to preserve yaffle from Ruby or let her pee indoors.!

This large yaffle appeared after a long gap on the lawn today 'The green woodpecker flying up and down With wings of mellowed green and speckled crown She bores a hole in trees with crawking noise And pelted down and often catched by boys' @JohnClareSoc#Brainspotting @Brain1878

@ajlees @JohnClareSoc @Brain1878 Yes.My beautiful green woodpecker returned today after some months absence but I worry now that my beautiful pointer will make a meal of him when I let her out first thing.Perhaps he will fly off before she can mouth him.

@DumbartonsDrums @RevRichardColes Agree entirely.

@RevRichardColes You immediately put me in mind of Toad of Toad Hall

Meeting your best friend after lockdown 🐶 #DogsofTwittter #dogs

@ajlees Couldn't agree more!

I'm not saying that academic investigation into the early stages of Alzheimer's disease is not important -it is very important and I am involved in pre-diagnostic research in PD. What I'm saying is that I dont want an early diagnosis to be foisted on me by an insensitive doctor

@ajlees Moi,aussi.

I would not want to know my ApoE status, even if I were having 'senior moments.' I would never volunteer for a MR head, amyloid and tau scan in an aging study. I do not want colleagues foisting a diagnosis of Alzheimers on me when I have no sign of dementia. Chacun a son goût