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Feb 19, 2008 16:48

I never knew until yesterday that the Biosphere 2 is on 3.14 acres of land. Perhaps I should visit it on Pi Day. A three-day weekend would be nice. I could take the day off. But that's also a long way to drive just to see a bunch of shit growing inside of a big dome.

I bought some caramels at Trader Joe's recently, with the intention of ( Read more... )

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locakitty February 20 2008, 01:09:26 UTC
For a second, I thought you typed "camels" instead of "caramels". If you go to Biosphere, just know it's about $20 to see stuff growing under a dome. :)

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footnotefetish February 20 2008, 15:52:47 UTC
Camels would be pretty costly to send to butternutsquash, and I'm not even sure if she'd have room for them.

Frida and I went out to the Biosphere 2 a long time ago, and we turned around when we saw the ticket price. But, you know, Pi Day is a special day.

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locakitty February 20 2008, 19:51:34 UTC
better spent on pi shakes instead of pi filling ingredients. or something

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panther_woman February 20 2008, 01:57:39 UTC
I used to make horses out of my caramels.

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footnotefetish February 20 2008, 15:54:37 UTC
Ooh! Horse sex would be even better. (Not bestiality, of course--just horses having sex with horses.)

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mi_tigre February 20 2008, 13:55:19 UTC
yea, but its not puppets on string more like clay animation.

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footnotefetish February 20 2008, 15:56:29 UTC
Yeah, I was giving it more thought after I posted this, and I was thinking I could always make it more interesting by introducing other food products into the caramel sex. Like there could be one of those bear-shaped squeeze bottles of honey, and then some Twinkies. It would be a very subtle gay reference.

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hmm mi_tigre February 20 2008, 18:43:15 UTC
thats cool. I think you should do it and put it on youtube or porntube.

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footnotefetish February 20 2008, 18:45:51 UTC
Ah, but first it would have to be submitted to The Loft for First Friday Shorts.

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biosphere calcuttahart February 22 2008, 04:10:52 UTC
if you really have to see this place (like i did), be prepared to spend a lot of money and wear closed toed shoes. during one room i spent the entire time keeping ants out of my chacos. the highlight of the tour seems to be the part where they explain what the biosphere residents did with their waste.

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footnotefetish February 22 2008, 17:55:39 UTC
Good to know! Thank you!

I saw Jamie at Bentley's this past weekend and she said she was going to visit you.

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