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Yesterday we dissected a frog. Today I got hit in the face with a soccer ball. Not a good week. especially since my current "boyfriend" is a stuffed animal frog

#Sideways# wrote:Sorry for the wait, I will be posting soon.

So, on a side note, the Portal 2 test chamber building system will be up May 5th! Its gonna be so flipping cool!!!

Ok, that sounds interesting. What is it?

Deltabot wrote:Yesterday we dissected a frog.

Did you do that thing where you pull the tendons in its belly and its legs move? I freaked out loads of the kids when I was back a school doing that. The benefits of growing up on a farm as part of a medical family lol...

I checked out on the worm. Had one of my friends do it all. I wrote. Didn't even make it to the frog.

Deltabot wrote:Yesterday we dissected a frog. Today I got hit in the face with a soccer ball. Not a good week. especially since my current "boyfriend" is a stuffed animal frog

Deltabot wrote:

#Sideways# wrote:Sorry for the wait, I will be posting soon.

So, on a side note, the Portal 2 test chamber building system will be up May 5th! Its gonna be so flipping cool!!!

Ok, that sounds interesting. What is it?

Cave Johnson here...

Psychout wrote:

Deltabot wrote:Yesterday we dissected a frog.

Did you do that thing where you pull the tendons in its belly and its legs move? I freaked out loads of the kids when I was back a school doing that. The benefits of growing up on a farm as part of a medical family lol...

That sounds awesome Psychout! I want to do that now.

Insidious wrote:I checked out on the worm. Had one of my friends do it all. I wrote. Didn't even make it to the frog.

I've got one better. My whole class skipped the worm and the frog and went straight to fetal pig dissections! Whoo. They looked like little baby pigs too. I kind of wanted to do the frog and worm after I saw that.

Foxfire13795 wrote:

Psychout wrote:

Deltabot wrote:Yesterday we dissected a frog.

Did you do that thing where you pull the tendons in its belly and its legs move? I freaked out loads of the kids when I was back a school doing that. The benefits of growing up on a farm as part of a medical family lol...

That sounds awesome Psychout! I want to do that now.

I think one of the helpers tried to do that. Sadly, it didn't work.

Foxfire13795 wrote:

Insidious wrote:I checked out on the worm. Had one of my friends do it all. I wrote. Didn't even make it to the frog.

I've got one better. My whole class skipped the worm and the frog and went straight to fetal pig dissections! Whoo. They looked like little baby pigs too. I kind of wanted to do the frog and worm after I saw that.

Yeah, one of my friends did that today, and she has now announced she's a vegitarian.

sounds like i missed a lot recently...

...my laptops being a pain... and i think it has a mind of its own...

Hi bane! Welcome back. You were missed.

Yes, welcome back Cashew.

Deltabot wrote:

Foxfire13795 wrote:

Psychout wrote:

Deltabot wrote:Yesterday we dissected a frog.

Did you do that thing where you pull the tendons in its belly and its legs move? I freaked out loads of the kids when I was back a school doing that. The benefits of growing up on a farm as part of a medical family lol...

That sounds awesome Psychout! I want to do that now.

I think one of the helpers tried to do that. Sadly, it didn't work.

Had the wrong tendons then, we made ours dance like the Buggs Bunny cartoon. Also, should you ever go to Europe, I suggest you stop off in France try eating the frogs legs - they taste exquisite.
Phaze is our expert on France, just ask him...

Deltabot wrote:

Foxfire13795 wrote:

Insidious wrote:I checked out on the worm. Had one of my friends do it all. I wrote. Didn't even make it to the frog.

I've got one better. My whole class skipped the worm and the frog and went straight to fetal pig dissections! Whoo. They looked like little baby pigs too. I kind of wanted to do the frog and worm after I saw that.

Yeah, one of my friends did that today, and she has now announced she's a vegitarian.

Ugh, I will never understand that mindset, when we did the sheep eye it just made me hungry.

I could never disect a frog. I have got over ten of them living around my yard, each one unique. My little froggies

We cant move for the little bugger's here normally, but due to the epically wet weather we've been having most of them are still tadpoles with legs. And this discussion is also making me hungry, I really miss living right at the mouth of the UK/France channel tunnel before we moved up north, I've got a real hankering for garlic right now...

Psychout wrote:This discussion is also making me hungry

I'm definitely an omnivore, but the thought of any of that making me hungry? Where's my "shuddering in abject revulsion" emoticon?

Anyway, I couldn't get out of biology fast enough. On to drama and choir

Foxfire13795 wrote:Hi bane! Welcome back. You were missed.

I was? Aww....

Deltabot wrote:Yes, welcome back Cashew.

Dont make me lick you again lollypop

Baneblade wrote:

Deltabot wrote:Yes, welcome back Cashew.

Dont make me lick you again lollypop

At first I was like...

But then I was like...

#Sideways# wrote:

Baneblade wrote:

Deltabot wrote:Yes, welcome back Cashew.

Dont make me lick you again lollypop

At first I was like...

But then I was like...

You and your memes, Sideways..

Insidious wrote:I'm definitely an omnivore, but the thought of any of that making me hungry? Where's my "shuddering in abject revulsion" emoticon?

Anyway, I couldn't get out of biology fast enough. On to drama and choir

Oh I know, sid. Biology wasn't my thing. Mostly because the teacher didn't teach...so yeah. Unfortunately, my school doesn't have a drama class.

Godzillabot Primal wrote:

Psychout wrote:This discussion is also making me hungry

My only reaction can be this:

Foxfire13795 wrote:

#Sideways# wrote:

Baneblade wrote:

Deltabot wrote:Yes, welcome back Cashew.

Dont make me lick you again lollypop

At first I was like...

But then I was like...

You and your memes, Sideways...

*Smiles greatly while blushing*

Foxfire13795 wrote:

Insidious wrote:I'm definitely an omnivore, but the thought of any of that making me hungry? Where's my "shuddering in abject revulsion" emoticon?

Anyway, I couldn't get out of biology fast enough. On to drama and choir

Oh I know, sid. Biology wasn't my thing. Mostly because the teacher didn't teach...so yeah. Unfortunately, my school doesn't have a drama class.

Godzillabot Primal wrote:

Psychout wrote:This discussion is also making me hungry

My only reaction can be this:

I loved Biology. Back then we were allowed to cut up pretty much anything and we had a dissection at least once a term. I've also been a live* dissection of a horse and a cow recently (the horse was one of our own called Xerxes) at the local animal hospital where my better half works as a Vet and as I said earlier and I come from a family with a medical background so it's all second nature to me. I think its very important to understand exactly how animals as we know them evolved as it has an impact on both human and animal welfare and medicine, which has given me a very strong stomach and very healthy appetite.

* Live as in I was actually there watching, not that the animals were still alive, they were both very dead.

Godzillabot Primal wrote:I could never disect a frog. I have got over ten of them living around my yard, each one unique. My little froggies

Frogs legs anyone?

Psychout wrote:

Foxfire13795 wrote:

Insidious wrote:I'm definitely an omnivore, but the thought of any of that making me hungry? Where's my "shuddering in abject revulsion" emoticon?

Anyway, I couldn't get out of biology fast enough. On to drama and choir

Oh I know, sid. Biology wasn't my thing. Mostly because the teacher didn't teach...so yeah. Unfortunately, my school doesn't have a drama class.

Godzillabot Primal wrote:

Psychout wrote:This discussion is also making me hungry

My only reaction can be this:

I loved Biology. Back then we were allowed to cut up pretty much anything and we had a dissection at least once a term. I've also been a live* dissection of a horse and a cow recently (the horse was one of our own called Xerxes) at the local animal hospital where my better half works as a Vet and as I said earlier and I come from a family with a medical background so it's all second nature to me. I think its very important to understand exactly how animals as we know them evolved as it has an impact on both human and animal welfare and medicine, which has given me a very strong stomach and very healthy appetite.

* Live as in I was actually there watching, not that the animals were still alive, they were both very dead.

Totally understandable. Some people out there have to have strong stomachs for that kinda work, otherwise no one could fix the animals

Phaze wrote:

Godzillabot Primal wrote:I could never disect a frog. I have got over ten of them living around my yard, each one unique. My little froggies

Frogs legs anyone?

Gross

I'll tear up some sushi though.

Phaze wrote:

Godzillabot Primal wrote:I could never disect a frog. I have got over ten of them living around my yard, each one unique. My little froggies

Frogs legs anyone?

Frog legs are actually really good. I liked them when I had them. And Psychout, I might've liked Biology if my teacher ever stopped giving us notes and actually brought us to the lab. Still, my favorite subject is definitely English.

Foxfire13795 wrote:

Phaze wrote:

Godzillabot Primal wrote:I could never disect a frog. I have got over ten of them living around my yard, each one unique. My little froggies

Frogs legs anyone?

Frog legs are actually really good. I liked them when I had them. And Psychout, I might've liked Biology if my teacher ever stopped giving us notes and actually brought us to the lab. Still, my favorite subject is definitely English.

Science was always mine summit about being let loose with combustable elements appealed to me.

Phaze wrote:Science was always mine summit about being let loose with combustable elements appealed to me.

Make me a Combustible Lemon. Now.

Foxfire13795 wrote:Frog legs are actually really good. I liked them when I had them. And Psychout, I might've liked Biology if my teacher ever stopped giving us notes and actually brought us to the lab. Still, my favorite subject is definitely English.

Mine too, I love English the most. However, I must say, some of the sample poetry they gave me to read was hideous.

Well, you know what they say: "Some things are worth trying, but only once."

#Sideways# wrote:

Foxfire13795 wrote:

#Sideways# wrote:

Baneblade wrote:

Deltabot wrote:Yes, welcome back Cashew.

Dont make me lick you again lollypop

At first I was like...

But then I was like...

You and your memes, Sideways...

*Smiles greatly while blushing*

Sits in a leather chair laughing darkly