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Greetz!
I cannot yet find the exact article from the documentary I watched regarding the brain scans of people playing an instrument while singing showing a fantastic amount of activity and especially in so many unexpected areas of the brain, more than are active when piloting a jet for example, but here is a good bone to gnaw on along those lines in the interim.
http://www.newsreview.com/sacramento/content?oid=980807

Lol )

ahhh how you tempt me...

hahaha! well a date does not necessarily mean it will end in sex. Date is merely a get together and can be plutonic in nature. "going out" can mean seriously dating or simply getting out and going somewhere such as a movie or restaurant. Tush, bum, derriere, ass, butt, keister, etc, can all apply to the cheeks that support your body weight while sitting!
so if i am corectly to understand your previous question, the translation would be " would i like to go on a butt?" well now, what would have in mind?! shall we sit back on our keisters and shoot the breeze? Oh boy, another yank term!!!

English changes as you move about the planet. Here a "date" is that part of your anatomy that you sit on.
"Get up off your date you lazy bastard"
-although gradually being replaced by the Yank usage.

I am often confused by the word. Going out with a woman is not a date?. A 'date' is only when the sex act is expected? How is this subtle distinction made?

Also "Fanny", here, refers to Country matters.
The other side -anatomically- from the Yank usage

heheehe! just now saw that comment!

Yep! a great 'toon! The Pirates of Evolution--or evo-pirates? Maybe a new name for fundies? ...or simply just logic pirates, eh?

Just wanted to commend you and thank you for mentioning Rosenfeld's Chronic Pain book. Good to know someone still has empathy.

Thanks pamela
would you like to go on a 'date'?
(Yank word -picked up from watching too much Yank TV)

Thanks paigetheoracle I will follow up your posts. i am older than you and Irish/Yorkshire/convict heritage. see profile.