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Old 04-29-2009, 09:42 AM   #261
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Batrachomyomachia
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In case of Batrachomyomachia, take a bath in cow's milk w/ ice cubes 3 times a day while watching "Dallas" dubbed in Italian until you get a noticeable reduction in the Froschmäusekrieg on all relevant spots including the aforementioned whatchammacallit? (no?)
BTW do you know the word "muscle" comes from "mouse" (or "rat")? In Latin "mus" means "mouse" & "musculus" means "little mouse" [the scientific name of the rat is "mus musculus domesticus"] : when you move your arms, for example, you biceps moves as if there was a mouse under your skin ; and the scientific words took on "myo" = "mouse" for "muscle" like in "myopathy"... as the "myo" in Batrachomyomachia. (nevermind)
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