this sort of implies chinese are brain-damaged brits.
the truth is probably the reverse.
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From: sri
This is most likely because she must have been Chinese in one of per past lives.
Woman gets Chinese accent after bad migraine: reports
http://www.theage.com.au/world/woman-gets-chinese-accent-after-bad-migraine-reports-20100421-ss4o.html
April 21, 2010
A British woman has suddenly started speaking with a Chinese accent after suffering a severe migraine, she said in comments quoted by British media on Tuesday.
Sarah Colwill believes she has Foreign Accent Syndrome (FAS) which has caused her distinctive West Country drawl to be replaced with a Chinese twang, even though she has never even visited the country.
The 35-year-old from Plymouth, southwest England, is now undergoing speech therapy following an acute form of migraine last month which reportedly left her with a form of brain damage.
From: sri
This is most likely because she must have been Chinese in one of per past lives.
Woman gets Chinese accent after bad migraine: reports
http://www.theage.com.au/world/woman-gets-chinese-accent-after-bad-migraine-reports-20100421-ss4o.html
April 21, 2010
A British woman has suddenly started speaking with a Chinese accent after suffering a severe migraine, she said in comments quoted by British media on Tuesday.
Sarah Colwill believes she has Foreign Accent Syndrome (FAS) which has caused her distinctive West Country drawl to be replaced with a Chinese twang, even though she has never even visited the country.
The 35-year-old from Plymouth, southwest England, is now undergoing speech therapy following an acute form of migraine last month which reportedly left her with a form of brain damage.
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