Doing science, still alive.

[twitter_bird]

I'm currently working in a chemistry laboratory for reasons I will not delve into here. Feel free to e-mail me suggestions. You may give me some ideas.

In other news, I've moved semi-permanently from my bedroom upstairs into the drywall-clad depths of the basement. I've always said that in tough economic times like these, there's no shame in living

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[twitter_bird]

You just reminded me that I want to have more sleepovers. Maybe during the summer or something. :D

Oh ye gods, the overactive imagination. I'm not scared of the dark normally; I'm scared of what my brain fills it with. Sometimes a night will start out normally and then I'll ruin it for myself by thinking too much....

[twitter_bird]

It's worth it most of the time. I usually sleep pretty well, although some (especially stormy) nights can get unnerving. And the pillar can get ouchy.

I had no idea you slept in the basement! You must have the mother of all pads, then. Is it ever scary?

[cougarfang]

FTAIRES! WE HAUE FOUND FTAIRES!

Glad to hear you're still alive - for the moment, anyway XD Are you asking for suggestions on what to cook up in the lab? :D :D :D I hear nitrogen tri-iodide is a hoot...

[twitter_bird]

ROFL! Ftaires! I think everyone commenting here has read that book.

Nitrogen triiodide sounds awesome. I know it's shock sensitive. I don't know if I could get it out of the lab without killing myself. Maybe TNT would be safer. :o

[cougarfang]

It freaked the bejeezus out of me - I think it's the only non-manga book to ever do that, really. Even reading a translation of Ringu wasn't bad (not even as scary as the movie) but holy crap, House of Leaves, wtf.

Nitrogen triiodide is stable while liquid; it's shock-sensitive only after drying. So it's the perfect prank chemical XD

[soap_star_joe]

Gosh darn conniving pillars! Glad you're still alive and kicking though:)