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Lean back and let ya' shoooulder lean, let ya' shouuuulder lean.
Someone PLEASE make that song stop.
You know, staying home from work isn't as fun as it used to be. I'm bored. Crazy bored. And I've got two more days of this O_O;;
While the Discovery Health Channel is vastly entertaining, some of the stuff on there is disturbing. Before today, I had never heard of "fetus in fetu". It's a pregnancy abnormality in which a smaller, weaker baby cell is enveloped by it's larger, stronger sibling cell, so the fetus doesn't develop a brain or heart, and it develops inside it's sibling. In essence, the child is pregnant with it's own sibling. They were doing a show about a 7 year old boy in Asia somewhere who had to have an operation, only to find a humanoid in his stomach. In essence, it works like a parasite, since it has no brain or heart or organs. It's just parasitic tissue with limbs, eyes, hair and sometimes even teeth. According to studies, 1 out of every 8 of us was originally a twin, it's just that most of the time, one of the babies doesn't survive very early in the pregnancy before the mother even knows it.
I think I've had enough of the Discovery Health Channel for the day.
Someone PLEASE make that song stop.
You know, staying home from work isn't as fun as it used to be. I'm bored. Crazy bored. And I've got two more days of this O_O;;
While the Discovery Health Channel is vastly entertaining, some of the stuff on there is disturbing. Before today, I had never heard of "fetus in fetu". It's a pregnancy abnormality in which a smaller, weaker baby cell is enveloped by it's larger, stronger sibling cell, so the fetus doesn't develop a brain or heart, and it develops inside it's sibling. In essence, the child is pregnant with it's own sibling. They were doing a show about a 7 year old boy in Asia somewhere who had to have an operation, only to find a humanoid in his stomach. In essence, it works like a parasite, since it has no brain or heart or organs. It's just parasitic tissue with limbs, eyes, hair and sometimes even teeth. According to studies, 1 out of every 8 of us was originally a twin, it's just that most of the time, one of the babies doesn't survive very early in the pregnancy before the mother even knows it.
I think I've had enough of the Discovery Health Channel for the day.