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[s]Goal: 100,000 New Goal: 200,000[/s] New Goal: 250.000

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*nods like it all makes sense*

oh, wait. it does.

Das usually what people like to hear from doctors :laugh:
just took a bit to think about the words - bottom part of the eye in line with a part of the ear
...what if your eyes are wonky?

*peers worriedly into mirror*

Then maybe you don't make very good anatomical specimen

 

*secretly crosses Ayla of list*

*eyes list* >.>

 

Yesh :nod:

I'd definitely be a terrible specimen, crookedycrooked everywhere

 

 

I would think that would actually make you a good specimen, generally we make medical research on where things are wrong, not where they are correct

 

*wonders if there are any rules about paddling pools on campus*

 

We've got one of those bigger fill-up pools in our senior quad

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*nods like it all makes sense*

oh, wait. it does.

Das usually what people like to hear from doctors :laugh:
just took a bit to think about the words - bottom part of the eye in line with a part of the ear
...what if your eyes are wonky?

*peers worriedly into mirror*

Then maybe you don't make very good anatomical specimen

 

 

*secretly crosses Ayla of list*

*eyes list* >.>

 

Yesh :nod:

I'd definitely be a terrible specimen, crookedycrooked everywhere

I would think that would actually make you a good specimen, generally we make medical research on where things are wrong, not where they are correct

*doesn't wanna be poked at with pointy things*

 

*runs away and hides under an upturned boaty*

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

*nods like it all makes sense*

oh, wait. it does.

Das usually what people like to hear from doctors :laugh:
just took a bit to think about the words - bottom part of the eye in line with a part of the ear
...what if your eyes are wonky?

*peers worriedly into mirror*

Then maybe you don't make very good anatomical specimen

 

 

*secretly crosses Ayla of list*

*eyes list* >.>

 

Yesh :nod:

I'd definitely be a terrible specimen, crookedycrooked everywhere

I would think that would actually make you a good specimen, generally we make medical research on where things are wrong, not where they are correct

*doesn't wanna be poked at with pointy things*

 

*runs away and hides under an upturned boaty*

 

 

>.>

 

I had to poke myself with pointy things

By the mid-18th century, the phrase "on tenterhooks" came to mean being in a state of tension, uneasiness, anxiety, or suspense, i.e. figuratively stretched like the cloth on the tenter.

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