discolé monade

that hot.

because religion. r.e.m. listen to them.

that one time i fought for the rebellion.

why do pubes age faster?

forward. pony tail through the back opening. ~ the white half demands it.

all'y, all'y, in come free.

see, i would like to have taken geology.

oh...wow. that's a nice looking campus.

oh yeah. just took me a minute (about 20 to be exact) but i got there. it was getting her there. she just forgot a LOT of stuff. go georgia core math. -___-

this was a huge argument in certain circles. and i say this. bacon...crispy baked, pan, microwave. get it there, and get it done. personally, i use the oven, but if you're cookin', i'm not picky.

what is this new science building you speak of?

omg...my lect. professor was a booooooorrrrrrrrrrrreeeeeeeeeeeee and half the class would be spent on his recounting his 'golf weekend' and if you didn't listen, you'd miss key points on that chapter(s) he was a dick. but lab...man..lab was so much fun.

nah...my 'field of expertise' would be, in the....botany world...so to speak.

@Kudasai yeah man....check this out. In 1935, however, American neuroscientists Carlyle F. Jacobsen and John Fulton presented the results of an experiment involving frontal lobe ablation in chimpanzees. Prior to ablation, one of the animals would become agitated when it made an incorrect choice during a memory task; this response was eliminated by the operation. (The other animal in the study experienced the opposite reaction; having been relatively docile, after ablation it experienced agitation during task performance.) Also in 1935, Portuguese neurophysician António Egas Moniz headed a similar operation on a human. Moniz, who was affected by gout and could not use his hands to perform the surgery, enlisted the help of Portuguese surgeon Pedro Almeida Lima. The surgery consisted of drilling two holes in the patient’s head and then injecting pure ethyl alcohol into the prefrontal cortex. Alcohol was used to disrupt the neuronal tracts that were believed to give rise to and reinforce the recurrent patterns of thought observed in mentally ill patients. At the time, this first operation was considered a success, since there appeared to be a reduction in the symptoms of severe paranoia and anxiety that the patient had suffered prior to the surgery. Moniz and Lima subsequently performed the operation on a small subset of patients, refining the procedure as they went.

yeah...i don't eat them all the time. i mean...they are so damn good, but go right to the hips. once a month, it's a nice treat.

dunkin' i craved them when preggo's with all of the offspring.

i just read some weird shit about lobotomy's. apparently grain alcohol was poured onto the brain? great..now i'll have to look this up. in the meantime, here's some craving music to enjoy.

vanilla cream donuts. or good n plenty's i'd be good with either.

well...ryuk would rather have you walk around the yard, so he can parkour off your legs. smokeh would gladly plop on your lap, as long as you don't let his fat ass fall off. because he goes into coma mode once planted. misa~mo...well, the most you can hope for is 'ok human, you can touch me, with one finger, by my neck and that's it. anymore...and i plan your death'

9491 views. you're welcome.

i forgot how much fun chemistry was. yay is me. /s/ poor girl child forgot how to do conversions. it's been a school grade since she's done them. (since 9th grade~she's now in 11th grade) and then throw in g/ml, or whatever unit of measure, and you got one frustrated teen. and a mum that just went *derp* but good news! after only 2 hours of us sitting there, we got it. i honestly loved chem. in college. but dude and dudettes, it's been many moons since that was a 'fun time in disco world'

goofy cat ~ ryuk mean bitchy cat ~ misa~mo fat lazy cat ~ smokeh

i don't pipe. i roll. 'cause...that's how i roll.

but....it is a thing. j/s