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They actually sell the dolls? You cannot imagine how hard I'm laughing now. With the necessary doll making skills, You could easily sell billions of dolls just because of one pop scandal. Hey! Why isn't anyone making Britney ones?
"...after Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake from their historic performance at the 2004 Super Bowl when Janet had her now infamous 'wardrobe malfunction.' This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own these one-of-a-kind pieces which will never be produced again." *claps*
Here I am waiting for a video to load. AOL is being a bitch. Grrrr.
Oh yes, and anyway, we were doing the Benedict's test for reducing sugars today at the lab. The bio kids should know that we'd add the substance to be tested (in my case, glucose) then Benedict's solution to the content and then put it in a water bath, and when the content turns brick red, you'd take it out and it therefore contains sugar.
Okay, so Riane was my lab partner for today. We got everything done before everyone else and we were already heating our test tube. 1 minute... 2 minutes... 3... the bloody tube wasn't mutating at all!
So we called the teacher over, and she looked at it and asked. Did you put glucose in at all? Then I glared at Riane, "Don't tell me you added starch." She gave me that sheepish grin. And I just deadpan-ed into the bunsen flame. And we started shaking with laughter, really really hard. It's was classic, really. A perfect candid moment.
And we re-did the experiment again.
"...after Janet Jackson and Justin Timberlake from their historic performance at the 2004 Super Bowl when Janet had her now infamous 'wardrobe malfunction.' This is a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to own these one-of-a-kind pieces which will never be produced again." *claps*
Here I am waiting for a video to load. AOL is being a bitch. Grrrr.
Oh yes, and anyway, we were doing the Benedict's test for reducing sugars today at the lab. The bio kids should know that we'd add the substance to be tested (in my case, glucose) then Benedict's solution to the content and then put it in a water bath, and when the content turns brick red, you'd take it out and it therefore contains sugar.
Okay, so Riane was my lab partner for today. We got everything done before everyone else and we were already heating our test tube. 1 minute... 2 minutes... 3... the bloody tube wasn't mutating at all!
So we called the teacher over, and she looked at it and asked. Did you put glucose in at all? Then I glared at Riane, "Don't tell me you added starch." She gave me that sheepish grin. And I just deadpan-ed into the bunsen flame. And we started shaking with laughter, really really hard. It's was classic, really. A perfect candid moment.
And we re-did the experiment again.