Spongy Bone

[fidorka]

This is really just to Carrie, and thus would have been better if applied to an email rather than a livejournal post, but I don't care

Comments

[sugarapsa]

You know what? I don't remember what spongy bone is made out of...maybe if I knew a song written about it then I could just sing it and tell you. By the way, why would you be singing a that song anyway...you weren't singing it to someone else where you because then I don't think that we could associate with eachother anymore, and you know how much that wouold hurt you. So, next time you write a song in a boring class then you should sing it to me....not just tell but sing...you don't want to forget the tune too. Of course, you are studing history so you'll have a lot of boring class.....I mean you dont lauch any objects in those classes.

[fidorka]

No, I was just singing it in my heard...or trying to, at least...and what does "lauch" mean, I'm really confused, I tried to figure out what you meant by studying the context of it but I have no idea.

[sugarapsa]

oh thats launch...come on you know i can't spell.....anyway creepy coincidence...i saw this guy who looked just like Mr. Libby today. Go figure.

[mymomentofzen]

"Long bones" are tubular in structure, and the hollow middle is filled with yellow marrow. While the majority of long bones are formed of cortical ("compact") material; at the ends are the epiphysis, which are generally composed of cancellous ("spongy") material and red marrow.
(thanks to Wikipedia)

You do realize that we had all forgotten about the spongy bone song...but now we never will. And I won't even ask why you were thinking about spongy bone in the first place.