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&hey juliet

&i've been watching you
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Sunday, September 17, 2006
Though the works of historic biologists are positively brilliant, at this unfortunate point of time, I can't help but wish I was present ten thousand years ago in the foreign land of We-discovered-DNA to silence all their research on Genetics so no one ever knew the existence of the Genome and the 2194983968979693964305843 minute things that exist with it.

What in the world is a genome, you ask?
Don't ask me, I can't tell you either.
I am lost somewhere in the complexity of these helluva crap.

You know, I'm really amazed that no matter how nano they are (like millions zillions in a pinhead), they sure as hell store a whole lot of even nano-er stuff.
It is unbelievable.
Such is the wonder of The Living Things.

Mr Metal Chair, are you jealous?

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What about Appreciation for the building blocks of life in The Human Body, did you say?

Rightttt. Situational Irony. I'll try harder, really.


AHHHHHHHHHHHHHHH.

in the name of love.
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