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How to think LOUD

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    Maruf Maniruzzaman
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    Thinking loud is hard- harder when you think loud in non native language. No idea :doh:

    Maruf Maniruzzaman @ Dhaka, Bangladesh. [Homepage] [Blog] [Silverlight Clone] [Resume]

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      Thinking loud is hard- harder when you think loud in non native language. No idea :doh:

      Maruf Maniruzzaman @ Dhaka, Bangladesh. [Homepage] [Blog] [Silverlight Clone] [Resume]

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      R Giskard Reventlov
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      Articulating coherent thought is also, apparently, causing you a distinct problem. :-)

      me, me, me

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        Thinking loud is hard- harder when you think loud in non native language. No idea :doh:

        Maruf Maniruzzaman @ Dhaka, Bangladesh. [Homepage] [Blog] [Silverlight Clone] [Resume]

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        Gary Wheeler
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        I think quietly, myself. The other voices in my head appreciate it.

        Software Zen: delete this;

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          I think quietly, myself. The other voices in my head appreciate it.

          Software Zen: delete this;

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          leckey 0
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          I have to talk aloud; otherwise, how do I know I'm home?

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            I have to talk aloud; otherwise, how do I know I'm home?

            New feature! Scroll down to see CP offenders! Current Rant: "It's only Tuesday?" http://craptasticnation.blogspot.com/[^]

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            :laugh:

            Software Zen: delete this;

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            • M Maruf Maniruzzaman

              Thinking loud is hard- harder when you think loud in non native language. No idea :doh:

              Maruf Maniruzzaman @ Dhaka, Bangladesh. [Homepage] [Blog] [Silverlight Clone] [Resume]

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              El Corazon
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              I have tried thinking outloud in Klingon, but people look at me strangely.... or maybe that is just how they look at me normally.... ;P

              _________________________ Asu no koto o ieba, tenjo de nezumi ga warau. Talk about things of tomorrow and the mice in the ceiling laugh. (Japanese Proverb) John Andrew Holmes "It is well to remember that the entire universe, with one trifling exception, is composed of others."

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                Thinking loud is hard- harder when you think loud in non native language. No idea :doh:

                Maruf Maniruzzaman @ Dhaka, Bangladesh. [Homepage] [Blog] [Silverlight Clone] [Resume]

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                John M Drescher
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                I sometimes do that but I am a native English speaker. I don't know if it is particularly more annoying to the non-native English that hear me but I do know it drives me nuts when I hear Chinese being spoken down the hall. It seems my brain focuses very closely on their what they are saying (trying to decipher it) making their conversation sound louder than it really is and totally breaking any concentration that I have.

                John

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