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Finally done one tedious summative! Noteworthy things accomplished in the process:
1. I stumped Wikipedia! (it didn't know the various eating habits of the paramecium aurelia, caudatum and bursaria)
2. I wore my pyjamas all day.
3. My hair turned into an afro.
Now, Here's a lovely chart!
Book
Outcome/why i was thinking about thisCatch 22: "Like Olympic medals and tennis trophies, all they signified was that the owner had done something of no benefit to anyone morecapably than everyone else." -is a damn good quote
catch 22 will be part of my ex sci summativeI was reading Jurassic Park and you know how Michael Chrichton throws in this scientific mumbo jumbo to make it seem like the plot is plausible explain everything?
Well, this genetic stuff inevitably came up and I'll be darned but I knew exactly how one would go about using the enzymes to splice the genes and such. It was entertaining.
I also (surprisingly) really like Wuthering Heights. Emily Bronte is a relationship genius for having never been in one. I was having one of those awesome sitting-in-a -car-and-talking-about-deep-stuff type conversations and we were talking about relationship balance and stuff. :) I love football.
Damn I love books. And Charts. Books with charts are supreme.
1. I stumped Wikipedia! (it didn't know the various eating habits of the paramecium aurelia, caudatum and bursaria)
2. I wore my pyjamas all day.
3. My hair turned into an afro.
Now, Here's a lovely chart!
Book
Outcome/why i was thinking about thisCatch 22: "Like Olympic medals and tennis trophies, all they signified was that the owner had done something of no benefit to anyone morecapably than everyone else." -is a damn good quote
catch 22 will be part of my ex sci summativeI was reading Jurassic Park and you know how Michael Chrichton throws in this scientific mumbo jumbo to make it seem like the plot is plausible explain everything?
Well, this genetic stuff inevitably came up and I'll be darned but I knew exactly how one would go about using the enzymes to splice the genes and such. It was entertaining.
I also (surprisingly) really like Wuthering Heights. Emily Bronte is a relationship genius for having never been in one. I was having one of those awesome sitting-in-a -car-and-talking-about-deep-stuff type conversations and we were talking about relationship balance and stuff. :) I love football.
Damn I love books. And Charts. Books with charts are supreme.