Coincidentally, a friend of mine referred to this quote today…
This Is Why We Can't Have Nice Things
You are why we can't have nice things.
(Just kidding.)
12AM
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May222012
Crappy HM Photographer is Crappy
Looking through my pictures on Harvest Moon
the guy at the camera shop, who is the town photographer I guess
took my characters wedding picture out of focus
what
how does that even work
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May132012
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3AM
Consider becoming an orange donor.
The first example is about “Baby Theresa” who was born without the functions and consciousness of her brain and she would die soon. Therefore, her parents decided to donate her oranges.
As a medical office student, I feel the obligation to show this to my teachers.
May82012
reblog if it’s ok if i come vent to you.
(I found the reblog button gais. <3)
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November122011
Chris Colfer On… Kissing
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November32011
the harvest moon 3DS footage!
yes i realize most of you have seen it
but I’m too excited about cucumber trellises and riding pandas to care
inapiures RIDING PANDA
3AM
Sperm cells created from female embryo
When I read about this about 10 years ago, it was just in the HYPOTHESIS STAGE. OH MY GOD.
Sperm cells have been created from a female human embryo in a remarkable breakthrough that suggests it may be possible for lesbian couples to have their own biological children.
British scientists who had already coaxed male bone marrow cells to develop into primitive sperm cells have now repeated the feat with female embryonic stem cells.
The University of Newcastle team that has achieved the feat is now applying for permission to turn the bone marrow of a woman into sperm which, if successful, would make the method more practical than with embryonic cells.
It raises the possibility of lesbian couples one day having children who share both their genes as sperm created from the bone marrow of one woman could be used to fertilise an egg from her partner.
(Source: thequeercommunity, via lesbihonest)
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