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[ageofscience]

I am currently sitting on my balcony with my ibook balanced atop the armrest of my chair. I spent my entire day this way, waiting impatiently for the Canada Post delivery person. Only, the Canada Post delivery person never actually arrived to deliver to me all of my worldly posessions. While waiting, I tediously edited my menstrual suppression

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[edgecondition]

Thank you for posting your paper! I certainly learned a few things; but even without that it's great that you posted your term paper in your journal! Everybody should do that, it's what internet is for - ideally!!

How would you feel about me linking this article to a two friends who, I'm sure, would appreciate it very much?

[ageofscience]

Obviously that would be very okay! What is knowledge for, if not to be shared? Am I right?

And I agree totally. Learning is what the internet should be about!

[edgecondition]

Yess! Thank you!

[_tingting_]

hurrah! i hope you are safe in your new city! ♥♥♥
thanks for posting your paper on LJ because it was a real stimulant for me. i really enjoyed reading that while at work since i sit in front of the computer and answer phone calls all day.
i always wondered why they'd use blue liquid to represent menstrual blood. that is deceiving enough and it really created confusion for me when i was a youngin'.

[ageofscience]

I am safe, and getting fatter by the day with all the delicious foodstuffs!

My thought is that they use blue because it distances us from the "real" functions of our bodies. Red or yellow or green would be "gross" because they seem too plausible as "actual" discharges. Blue just looks like windshield washer fluid!

[mindscribble]

I thought you'd be interested in this article - I thought of you when I started reading it, after having read your great paper ;)

http://sfgate.com/cgi-bin/article.cgi?f=/n/a/2006/05/21/national/a092355D98.DTL