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[pigeant]

So today I had to write two pages about DNA and RNA. But in the end I ended up with only a page and a half. The rules for spacing and margins were very strict so I got another half a page by replacing every "DNA" with deoyxribonucleic acid, and every "RNA" with ribonucleic acid. And that took up another half a page.

Comments

[leah_shoe]

Whoa! I have a test on DNA and RNA tomorrow.

[pigeant]

Cool! Good Luck. And remember its the oxygen or lack there of on the 2'sugar that determines if it's ribose or deoxyribose. ;)

[bigbraun]

Well, whatever works to get that final half page.

[singwithbigfoot]

Look, if you had to type "deoyxribonucleic" and "ribonucleic" over and over again, I can't even begin to imagine how many red squiggly lines were on that page.

[pigeant]

It wasn't too bad, I added them to the dictionary, and I originally typed DNA but then used the find and replace feature.

[anonymous]

Dude.

You are a genius. Next time I'm looking to lengthen my engineering paper, I'm going to you.

[kirbyzero]

Sorry, that was me.

[pigeant]

Oh yeah, it was pretty sweet, I didn't actually think it would work but hey I'm not complaining.

[qwinkly]

My son, the gifted underachiever !