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Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2007 5:04 pm**

Too long to read

Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2007 5:17 pm**

I guess I'm a bit topic sore today.

Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2007 6:10 pm**

Nico_Noyau wrote:Too long to read

Tss, lazy french....
But the main point is, that when she hears water, she automatically gets thirsty, and sits next to the crane

Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2007 7:07 pm**

My friend was acting in a play called Hair.
It was amazing and the main character had a beautiful voice.
We stood up and clapped like that.

Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2007 7:22 pm**

Jarp2600 wrote:
Nico_Noyau wrote:Too long to read
Tss, lazy french....
But the main point is, that when she hears water, she automatically gets thirsty, and sits next to the crane

Do you have that in your living room ?

Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2007 8:52 pm**

A glam-rocker "oldie". Magnus Uggla on TV tonight.

Posted: **Sat Sep 29, 2007 9:17 pm**

Jarp2600 wrote:
Nico_Noyau wrote:Too long to read
Tss, lazy french....
But the main point is, that when she hears water, she automatically gets thirsty, and sits next to the crane

Doesn't mean anything. In what way is she classically conditioned?

Posted: **Sun Sep 30, 2007 7:47 pm**

GeeJee wrote:
Jarp2600 wrote:
Nico_Noyau wrote:Too long to read
Tss, lazy french....
But the main point is, that when she hears water, she automatically gets thirsty, and sits next to the crane
Doesn't mean anything. In what way is she classically conditioned?

Normally she has a can of water for herself. But now she ignores that, and wants to drink from the crane

That's since 1 or 2 weeks or sth

Posted: **Sun Sep 30, 2007 7:48 pm**

Nico_Noyau wrote:
Jarp2600 wrote:
Nico_Noyau wrote:Too long to read
Tss, lazy french....
But the main point is, that when she hears water, she automatically gets thirsty, and sits next to the crane
Do you have that in your living room ?

Whoops, I use the wrong translation. Tap it means

Posted: **Sun Sep 30, 2007 9:08 pm**

Jarp2600 wrote:
Nico_Noyau wrote:
Jarp2600 wrote: Tss, lazy french....
But the main point is, that when she hears water, she automatically gets thirsty, and sits next to the crane
Do you have that in your living room ?
Whoops, I use the wrong translation. Tap it means

I instantly understood it and didn't thought about the actual meaning, because "tap" is spelled "kran" in sveddish.

Posted: **Sun Sep 30, 2007 9:32 pm**

I see the similarities bewteen the look of a crane and a tap but still a little confusing. In danish a tap is called 'vandhane' which would mean 'water rooster'.

Posted: **Sun Sep 30, 2007 9:34 pm**

"Robinet" in french

Posted: **Sun Sep 30, 2007 9:44 pm**

Velodynamic wrote:
Jarp2600 wrote:
Nico_Noyau wrote: Do you have that in your living room ?
Whoops, I use the wrong translation. Tap it means
I instantly understood it and didn't thought about the actual meaning, because "tap" is spelled "kran" in sveddish.

Yeah, Crane and tap both mean Kraan in Dutch

Posted: **Mon Oct 01, 2007 12:18 am**

Jarp2600 wrote:
GeeJee wrote:
Jarp2600 wrote: Tss, lazy french....
But the main point is, that when she hears water, she automatically gets thirsty, and sits next to the crane
Doesn't mean anything. In what way is she classically conditioned?
Normally she has a can of water for herself. But now she ignores that, and wants to drink from the crane That's since 1 or 2 weeks or sth

Got nothing to with classical conditioning.

Posted: **Mon Oct 01, 2007 4:59 pm**

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