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  1. What's the name of the muscle on the inside of your leg just above the knee?

    TIA

  2. "Simonb" <sbennettatwiderworlddotcodotuk> wrote in message
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    What's the name of the muscle on the inside of your leg just above the


    knee?

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    TIA

    Vastus Medialis Obliquus (VMO) ?

  3. "Simonb" <sbennettatwiderworlddotcodotuk> wrote in message
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    What's the name of the muscle on the inside of your leg just above the


    knee?

    Sore

  4. "Simonb" <sbennettatwiderworlddotcodotuk> wrote in message
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    What's the name of the muscle on the inside of your leg just above the


    knee?

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    I call mine 'George', but ymmv!

    Pete.

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    Originally posted by Andy Whitworth
    "Simonb" <sbennettatwiderworlddotcodotuk> wrote in message
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    What's the name of the muscle on the inside of your leg just above the


    knee?
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    TIA



    Vastus Medialis Obliquus (VMO) ?

    Just 'vastus medialis', other muscles in your quadricepts include vastus lateralis on the outside on the leg, vastus intermedius between the medius and lateralis, and rectus femoris running down the middle of the quads.

  6. "Peter Connolly" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Simonb" <sbennettatwiderworlddotcodotuk> wrote in message
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    What's the name of the muscle on the inside of your leg just above the


    knee?

    Quoted message said:

    I call mine 'George', but ymmv!

    Pete.

    Oh, go on, what's ymmv ? (you make me vomit / you might mean Vera / young male maori volunteers
    ?)..... Dave,

    p.s., call mine Susan (as I sit here, gently stroking her firm yet supple form....er..oh...ahem!)

  7. Dave said:

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    I call mine 'George', but ymmv!

    Oh, go on, what's ymmv ? (you make me vomit / you might mean Vera / young male maori volunteers
    ?).....

    Your Mileage May Vary. It's teh standard text in american car adverts when they quote fuel
    consumption figures. It means, but you might get/do/have something different.

    It's a bit more snappy than "yhiariydnkuroamoolsoi" which is what I guess we'd have to use.

    regards, Ian SMith
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  8. Dave said:


    "Peter Connolly" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    "Simonb" <sbennettatwiderworlddotcodotuk> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    What's the name of the muscle on the inside of your leg just above the


    knee?

    Quoted message said:

    I call mine 'George', but ymmv!

    Pete.

    Oh, go on, what's ymmv ? (you make me vomit / you might mean Vera / young male maori
    volunteers ?).....

    Normally "your mileage may vary" but see below:

    Quoted message said:

    Dave,

    p.s., call mine Susan (as I sit here, gently stroking her firm yet supple form....er..oh...ahem!)


    You may masturbate vigorously? (copyright Guy King, Sheddi)

    Tim In space no one can eat ice cream

  9. "Ian Smith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Dave said:

    "Peter Connolly" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    I call mine 'George', but ymmv!

    Oh, go on, what's ymmv ? (you make me vomit / you might mean Vera /


    young

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    male maori volunteers ?).....

    Your Mileage May Vary. It's teh standard text in american car adverts when they quote fuel
    consumption figures. It means, but you might get/do/have something different.

    It's a bit more snappy than "yhiariydnkuroamoolsoi" which is what I guess we'd have to use.

    regards, Ian SMith
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    Ta!

  10. Tim Hall said:

    You may masturbate vigorously? (copyright Guy King, Sheddi)

    Another keyboard session seems to be indicated. (And no, not because of the YMMV; I didn't take it
    as instruction!)

    James

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  11. Ian Smith said:

    It's a bit more snappy than "yhiariydnkuroamoolsoi" which is what I guess we'd have to use.

    Ian

    "yhiariydnkuroamoolsoi"?

    James

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  12. James Hodson said:
    Ian Smith said:

    It's a bit more snappy than "yhiariydnkuroamoolsoi" which is what I guess we'd have to use.

    Ian

    "yhiariydnkuroamoolsoi"?

    your home is at risk if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or other loan secured on it

    They slip it into every radio advert for secured loans. It's the only exactly word-for-word text I
    notice in UK advertising.

    regards, Ian SMith
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  13. Ian Smith said:
    Quoted message said:

    "yhiariydnkuroamoolsoi"?

    your home is at risk if you do not keep up repayments on a mortgage or other loan secured on it

    They slip it into every radio advert for secured loans. It's the only exactly word-for-word text I
    notice in UK advertising.

    As you say, Ian, not exactly snappy.

    James

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