May 29th
12:12 AM
12:12 AM
Awwr, thank you love! ^_^
May 28th
9:09 PM
9:09 PM
a message from Anonymous
do you follow everyone back??
Nah, I’m usually too lazy to go through people’s blogs. I just kind of randomly click on my followers list and if I like something, I’ll follow it. And I prefer personal blogs and most are just pictues.
However, quality porn blogs are a must.
9:06 PM
a message from Anonymous
Are you a lesbian? :3
No, I get the best of both worlds.
8:51 PM
a message from ffiddledeedee
Just wanted to point this out.~ I'm on a sugarfree diet, have been for 2 years, because I'm allergic to something they refine sugar with, and people always tell me, "DIET SODA AND SPLENDA IS SO BAD FOR YOU". It's not, if you have a balanced amount of it. Having way too much of it, like 50 SF cupcakes in a day, is equally as bad as having 50 sugar filled cupcakes in a day. -.-
Exactly. The “tests” that have been run to see the effects of phenylalanine and other artificial sweeteners showed the results they did because they shit loads of it to rats, which by the way, don’t move much. Too much of anything will do harm, even water.
It’s just like how everything “gives you cancer.” People are so painfully ignorant sometimes.
8:42 PM
holy mother of jesus i’m bored
8:17 PM
diet soda won’t kill you, holy shit.
“Diet soda will actually make you gain weight and give you cancer!!!”
No. Firstly, there is nothing in diet soda that has been proven bad for you. Nothing. Unless you’re allergic to phenylalanine or potassium benzoate, (which is sad if you are because it’s in majority of the foods these days), those two ingredients don’t do shit to your body.
Second, diet soda along with a overall poor diet and a lack of exercise will cause obesity, not diet soda along. Just as a general observation, majority of the people I know that drink any sort of soda generally don’t eat healthy and don’t move around much. I don’t care if it sounds bitchy, it’s true. And that’s what causes obesity and poor health, not one fucking diet soda.
New DNA Computer Stores 1 Bit of Data
Bioengineers at Stanford University have turned living cells into data storage devices that can store a rewriteable small amount data, just like silicon devices. Sections of DNA in the researchers’ engineered cells can sit in one of two positions, representing the 0s and 1s of digital data. “Essentially, if the DNA section points in one direction, it’s a zero. If it points the other way, it’s a one,” Pakpoom Subsoontorn, one of the researchers in the study, said in a statement. Biological bits might help future scientists count cancer cells as they divide or study other life processes. For now, however, it’s accomplishment enough just to get biological stuff to hold and rewrite digital data, said Drew Endy, senior scientist in the project.
4:04 PM
“Burning Snowflakes”
So damn beautiful..
3:23 PM
An idea.
I’m considering dressing really girly and “sexy” for one day, getting a lot of men’s numbers, and then showing up for the first date looking the way I normally do, a tomboy “hipster” mess, just to see their reaction and to see whether they were actually interested in me as a person. It’s be an interesting experiment.
