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Being terrible at spelling, but still being able to spell “raxacoricofallapatorius”. Drawing a TARDIS in my friend’s yearbook. Trying to use the method of loci to remember the exact thought I had just a little after midnight about a year and a half ago, just to see if it would work. (It did.) Taking...

The "whatever it is now" is Socially Awkward Penguin. You should probably know that already what with the amount of time you spend on the internet and from the amount of times I've tried to explain to you what a "meme" is...

I got INTJ... how odd.
I think I might try taking it again, I'm not very intuitive...
Or thinking...

EDIT: Now I got INTP.
Geez, I don't know my own personality well enought to accurately take a quiz...

The awkward moment when you somehow get into a shouting match with your best friend about whether jam or a large aquifer is better, and then another friend breaks in saying that oboes are better, and then someone else breaks in saying Haymitch is better, and then someone else breaks in saying Rue is...

Let's see, there are a few... 1.) I started calculating the optimal angle and velocity at which to throw a basketball to get it into the net (out loud, in the middle of P.E.) 2.) I started yelling at a girl in Italian, then getting confused as to why no one understood me. 3.) I created a code langua...

Hooray for Forever the Grammar Nazi.

To learn about food. And science. And sciency food. Also the makeup of food. And stuff.

You can get pressed leaves easily if you ask most forestry professors. They almost always at least have some for teaching that you can borrow.

Black Cottonwood vs. Balsam Poplar? Apparently they are virtually indistinguishable and their taxonomy is remarkably close. Only difference I can see are the color of their capsules. Right? These two trees have actually recently been reclassified as variations of the same species, but there are a f...

foreverphysics wrote:Laziness cannot be condoned in Science Olympiad.
Anyways, for respiratory system: http://www.lab.anhb.uwa.edu.au/mb140/Co ... respir.htm

Oh good, this answers my question from before