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@SwarmShawarma a lot of diseases, disorders, etc are named after the scientist or physician who discovered them. Examples:
Alzheimer's Disease, Asperger's Syndrome, Tourette's Syndrome, Bell's Palsy, Down's Syndrome, Lou Gehrig's Disease, Hodgkin's Disease, Parkinson's Disease, Raynaud's Disease, Duncan's Disease plus a shit ton more I can't think of and probably never even heard of.
As for why it's possessive, I don't know. It's just the way I've seen and heard them my entire life.
hoe_math might get married and pull an Athol Kay, letting his wife ruin things?
Yes, that was my previous answer.
I have come across Ho opinion on RP, that @Vermillion-Rx might refer to. From 24min.
Alzheimer's
And I felt smart for the whole 30sec after I have corrected auto translation.
Btw how does it make sense to use possessive (whatever is the full name is) to Alzheimer→s.
@Vermillion-Rx you millennials misuse and outright abuse the words "arbitrary" and "random".
Clean up ur act, and
have some vcards!
Looksmaxxing
Fag.
You don't have to "maxx" anything. And that's a blackpill term anyway.
have some vcards!
has an Alzheimer.
You mean Alzheimer's, which is short for Alzheimer's Disease.
Also, this should have been in the jokes tribe.
have some vcards!
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@MidgetSpinner its the socket height, it's not placed on the wall according to buildings regulatory code. Any woman noticing that will doxx you right away.
I have a neighbor who is 90 years old and has an Alzheimer.
He always asks in the morning if I saw his wife. I feel sorry for him, for the nth time, coz his wife died 20 years ago.
I could pretend that I did not hear the question, but the sight of his big smile every time, when he gets the answer, it's worth it.
