the bigger the better! Well sometime...

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Posted by Khoa on August 21, 2001 at 05:04:03:

Hehehe wondering where I'm going with that header? I find if you use
big words when explaining the dangers of black henna people seem to
believe it more. If they don't understand some words, I guess that
makes it seem like you've researched it alot. I always say Para
phenylenediamine as oppsosed to PPD, and then say something like "it
oftenly cause a condition called pruritis, which is a mild to severe
irritation that in some cases extends to skin lesions and blisters"
a dermatologist told me use large words like that. I usually often
throw in the words "transdermal", "blood poisoning", "kidney/liver
damage" can anyone out there help me expand my vocabulary of big
medical words, the bigger the better!

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: Hehehe wondering where I'm going with that header? I find if you use : big words when explaining the dangers of black henna people seem to : believe it more. If they don't understand some words, I guess that : makes it seem like you've researched it alot. I always say Para : phenylenediamine as oppsosed to PPD, and then say something like "it : oftenly cause a condition called pruritis, which is a mild to severe : irritation that in some cases extends to skin lesions and blisters" : a dermatologist told me use large words like that. I usually often : throw in the words "transdermal", "blood poisoning", "kidney/liver : damage" can anyone out there help me expand my vocabulary of big : medical words, the bigger the better!
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