Unexpectedly, the French also associate congenital dementia with the Mongolian race.

Alexandra 2022-12-18 11:22:54

I originally thought it was something in the English-speaking cultural circle, but I didn't expect it to exist in France, it seems to be very traditional.
It's not that the French have any realm, but after all, France is very tolerant in the impression.
I know that mongolism was officially not used for Down syndrome in the late 60s in English. But I also know that in 1978 the devo band still released a song called "mongoloid" with lyrics expressing people with Down syndrome, and this song is still very popular. Of course, I can also fully understand this connection. The most typical East Asians do have similarities. No, even China has used the word Mongolian disease. I am just surprised. It seems a little too obvious. 2 are involved.

The film itself is believable and full of humor








, don't tell me about Belgium, I know it.

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  • Braxton 2022-03-19 09:01:08

    move. George knew that he was allergic to chocolate, but he hesitated and resolutely delivered the chocolate to his mouth, sat on the roof and ate a whole box, and danced happily. Mom, I'm here, I can fly, as if that beautiful ladybug. . . I am a beautiful angel made by God

  • Luigi 2022-03-16 09:01:07

    2010.11.27:1 Where did God go and what did God do on the eighth day? (The spiral of this world must be different from the previous seven days. God has inhabited all things.) 2 Madness and civilization (the root of contradiction is the understanding of the most ignorant being. When Nietzsche embraced the beaten horse, Then no longer wise) 3 What are we, where do we come from, where do we go

The Eighth Day quotes

  • Harry: [fed up with Georges] Get out! Go find some other sucker to help you out!

    [leaves Georges in the rain. He eventually comes back]

    Harry: Put this on, you'll get soaked and chill.

    [puts his coat on Georges]

    Georges: [overjoyed] You like me!

  • [lying on the grass in the sun]

    Harry: We should get going.

    Georges: Just one more minute.

    Harry: Okay.

    [they lie down for a minute more]

    Harry: [looks at his watch] Okay, it's over.

    Georges: A nice minute, for us.