Re: back to me (he he) TLE? » Mitch

Posted by Zo on July 4, 2001, at 2:37:27

In reply to Re: back to me (he he) TLE? » geekUK, posted by Mitch on July 3, 2001, at 23:20:15

> Does this create any "hits" with any TLE experiences, anybody?
>
> Mitch
Absolutely, Mitch. It's a very tough thing to describe, but I can identify with most everything you write. These are subjective states, after all, and the English language simply does not lend itself to describing brain sensations *at* all!
Zo

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Please, does anyone know what this might be? Mikeey 6/19/01
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Re: aha! Deja Vu geekUK 7/1/01
Re: Deja Vu » lawrence S. Elizabeth 7/1/01
silly arguments :-) » Zo Elizabeth 7/1/01
Re: silly arguments :-) » Elizabeth Zo 7/1/01
Re: aha! Deja Vu dreamy states » geekUK Mitch 7/2/01
Re: aha! Deja Vu dreamy states » Mitch Zo 7/2/01
Re: aha! Deja Vu dreamy states » Zo Mitch 7/3/01
no more silly arguments :-) » Zo Elizabeth 7/3/01
Re: aha! Deja Vu dreamy states -- Zo, Mitch Elizabeth 7/3/01
back to me (he he) geekUK 7/3/01
Re: back to me (he he) TLE? » geekUK Mitch 7/3/01
Re: back to me (he he) » geekUK Zo 7/4/01
Re: back to me (he he) TLE? » Mitch Zo 7/4/01
Re: no more silly arguments :-) Zo 7/4/01
Re: no more silly arguments :-) » Zo Elizabeth 7/5/01
Re: no more silly arguments :-) - long! » Elizabeth Zo 7/6/01
Re: no more silly arguments :-) » Zo Elizabeth 7/6/01
Re: no more silly arguments :-) » Elizabeth Zo 7/6/01
Re: aha! Deja Vu Shaun 8/16/01

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