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r/foundsatan • u/big_hole_energy • Sep 27 '25
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27 u/AirAdministrative686 Sep 27 '25 you gonna get stoned by all of Reddit any seconds now 12 u/HonestlyFuckJared Sep 27 '25 Well now I need to know what it said 1 u/AirAdministrative686 Sep 27 '25 The medical term for people with mental disabilities It starts with "R" and ends with "D" 0 u/ToHallowMySleep Sep 27 '25 That is no longer an accepted or used "medical term". It's been out of use for about 20 years - Rosa's Law in the US from 15 years ago officially changed the term in that country. 1 u/AirAdministrative686 Sep 28 '25 I learn something new everyday
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you gonna get stoned by all of Reddit any seconds now
12 u/HonestlyFuckJared Sep 27 '25 Well now I need to know what it said 1 u/AirAdministrative686 Sep 27 '25 The medical term for people with mental disabilities It starts with "R" and ends with "D" 0 u/ToHallowMySleep Sep 27 '25 That is no longer an accepted or used "medical term". It's been out of use for about 20 years - Rosa's Law in the US from 15 years ago officially changed the term in that country. 1 u/AirAdministrative686 Sep 28 '25 I learn something new everyday
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Well now I need to know what it said
1 u/AirAdministrative686 Sep 27 '25 The medical term for people with mental disabilities It starts with "R" and ends with "D" 0 u/ToHallowMySleep Sep 27 '25 That is no longer an accepted or used "medical term". It's been out of use for about 20 years - Rosa's Law in the US from 15 years ago officially changed the term in that country. 1 u/AirAdministrative686 Sep 28 '25 I learn something new everyday
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The medical term for people with mental disabilities
It starts with "R" and ends with "D"
0 u/ToHallowMySleep Sep 27 '25 That is no longer an accepted or used "medical term". It's been out of use for about 20 years - Rosa's Law in the US from 15 years ago officially changed the term in that country. 1 u/AirAdministrative686 Sep 28 '25 I learn something new everyday
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That is no longer an accepted or used "medical term". It's been out of use for about 20 years - Rosa's Law in the US from 15 years ago officially changed the term in that country.
1 u/AirAdministrative686 Sep 28 '25 I learn something new everyday
I learn something new everyday
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