Comments | sghyselincks: Read this all for a reward at the end

sghyselincks

Read this all for a reward at the end

Mar 21, 2006 12:23

Seriously, I think hell has frozen over; I woke up at 7:30AM this morning--on a day off where I could have easily slept-in. I managed to finish up my resume and acquire every single track Blonde Redhead ever released. Unbeknownst to me, Blonde Redhead sounded like a knock-off of Sonic Youth until around their fourth album, their fourth ( Read more... )

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pituitary gland anonymous March 23 2006, 02:48:07 UTC

Interesting, Eivor - the way in which you have dissected and labelled the "1cm" pituitary gland makes it seem so slight and insignificant. I wonder why you have chosen the gland that is so tied to birth and child care (milk production), because without it we would not exist.
Everything is dissected.

Re: pituitary gland sghyselincks March 24 2006, 15:21:51 UTC

On second thought, I think you're Eivor, only you would be so fascinated by milk production. I like how snugly "milk production" fits between parentheses.

Re: pituitary gland sghyselincks March 24 2006, 15:32:45 UTC

Hmmm, that was a rather ambiguous statement I made. What I meant by taking a page from Eivor's book was copying her style, not content; the gland was my choice, the general concept wasn't.

Re: pituitary gland anonymous March 24 2006, 20:06:43 UTC

Actually, it's your bro... I just forgot to put the "-L." after the comment.
-L.

apocalipstick7 March 25 2006, 02:21:23 UTC

Do you work at the Sin City on Wharncliffe?
That's right by where I work.

sghyselincks March 25 2006, 11:06:03 UTC

Yeah, I work at the Wharncliffe store. Where do you work?

apocalipstick7 March 25 2006, 15:13:04 UTC

Joey's Seafood. I'm right next to the No Frills.

sghyselincks March 25 2006, 22:51:16 UTC

Is that the fish and chips place? I ate there two weeks ago, creepy.

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