Awwwww, that's so sweet!

I read a book about her once, crazy

Logical. Dogs are nice.

More evidence to support Dog worship.

It’s like a puppy library

He was so lovely.

Hehehe...

Okay, I'm signing up!

Meanwhile, in the good ol' US of A.....

Do they do it on a park bench wearing dark glasses and trenchcoats? Please tell me they do it on a park bench wearing dark glasses and trenchcoats!

He was probably right!

Sounds about right

Man. Joe has dysentery real bad, someone should take care of him. Wtf wants to nurse a guy through dysentery? No one that’s the problem! Wait, don’t we have a baboon around here?

I know this one from an episode the food that built America

Especially that one with the beak.

Damn

Good girl.

I must be a genius then!

This is why I reread books. To visit the people.

This is a pretty cool factoid (micro was one of my favorite subjects in college) but it's not exclusive to influenza; viruses in general have a coating called a capsid that protects the material inside while allowing it to attach to the host cell and replicate/infect.

Think there's an HOA?

I want it, how much is it, I’ll report back with my findings

I'm such a big day dreamer

That's actually not surprising to me. The main way radiation kills living organisms is via DNA Damage. The most susceptible is DNA being decoded, as unused DNA is curled up and will less likely be damaged by radiation. The faster stuff grows the more susceptible to radiation damage (that's why radiating tumors works). As a bonsai is by design being kept withing very strict growing boundaries it has a much higher chance of surviving radiation than a normal growing counterpart. Plus fact: there is a bacterial species called Deinococcus radiodurans which as you may have guessed ist extremely durable towards radiation, they do this via very good DNA repair mechanism but also low metabolism and division rates.

Y’all this is really random but it’s 11:11 and it’s also almost Christmas. So I guess make a wish

I may have tricked you but I tricked you into thinking that you tricked me(repeat seven times with progressively louder tones)

That’s pretty cool actually

Millennials are killing the drugsindustry!

Today is a good day to test this theory

I'm fortunate enough to be in this category. Love her like crazy.

Guilty as charged. But there has been so many deaths in my life this year.

Can we adopt this here?

I remember this exact moment!! I thought it was so awesome, like literally awe-some lol

That’s so weird to think about

If this is true, my body's been shopping at Ollie's Bargain Outlet for the past couple of decades. And, I'm pretty sure it didn't think to save a single receipt.

The appearance of age is more or less a combination of growth, till maturity, then basically replicant fade. This fails to describe it as a detailed process, but I feel it catches the essence.

Obviously this is playing with data and not factually correct. Internal organs get OLD and so does skin. And don't get me started with eyes.

It would be nice if my cells weren't so sloppy in copying...

I have a young skeleton inside me! Now I can't sleep...

So why can't we live indefinitly again?

Someone should tell that to the wrinkly parts.

Why so many wrinkles then, explain that!

I wish my joints would renew themselves. Instead they break down and hurt

Rubbish! And I am more than my red blood cells

Is that Why we feel younger much than what we really are?

So if we turn over regularly, why do we age so badly?

So what is our age - the length of times cells have been around in our shape?

So how come I've still got c**p knees and a c**p back from accidents 40 years ago? Why would the body keep renewing faulty parts as faulty? I do agree that some cells regenerate, like skin cells, but am not so sure about the whole body renewing itself...

but...but...MAH BRAIN!

So how come we get old and due :(

Then why does my body feels like it's 80 yo when I'm not even 50?