Sometimes I think Wikipedia bullsh'its
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Meme

Quote:A meme (pronounced /ˈmiːm/, rhyming with "cream"[1]) is a unit of cultural ideas, symbols or practices, which can be transmitted from one mind to another through writing, speech, gestures, rituals or other imitable phenomena. (The etymology of the term relates to the Greek word μιμητισμός ([mɪmetɪsmos]) for "something imitated".)[2] Supporters of the concept regard memes as cultural analogues to genes, in that they self-replicate and respond to selective pressures.[3]

Quote:(The etymology of the term relates to the Greek word μιμητισμός ([mɪmetɪsmos]) for "something imitated".)

Hurt
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#2
[Image: 3575707470_61b65e74fd.jpg].
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#3
[video=youtube;8AOfbnGkuGc]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8AOfbnGkuGc[/video].
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#4
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#5
Everything in wikipedia is right, douchebag
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Thread is now about toads. I remember when I had to open up one of them in Bio lab, it was the most repulsive thing ever (sorry Swerve), more so than opening up lizards the next semester.

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#7
You lucky peach. My science class never did anything like that. We just talked about DNA and ecosystems. For 5 fucking years straight.
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#8
Here in Mexico it's illegal to do that ._.

At least where I live.
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Kalovale Wrote:Thread is now about toads. I remember when I had to open up one of them in Bio lab, it was the most repulsive thing ever (sorry Swerve), more so than opening up lizards the next semester.

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In highschool anatomy i got to dissect a fetal pig and skin a cat.
In Biology 101/102 or some crap, i got to dissect/play with a sheep heart (Very similar to a humans heart) and i got to dissect a lamprey. (also got to play with "Blood" and other fun stuff... did starch tests, studied plants in the field etc)
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#10
Wikipedia, the encyclopedia that anyone can edit is WRONG?

MY WORLD IS CRUMBLING BEFORE MY EYES!
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Kalovale Wrote:Thread is now about toads. I remember when I had to open up one of them in Bio lab, it was the most repulsive thing ever (sorry Swerve), more so than opening up lizards the next semester.

S'okay. I'm not a fan of animal / human anatomy either.

FiveStar Wrote:... and other fun stuff... did starch tests, studied plants in the field etc)

You were roleplaying a Mexican on lunch-break?
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#12
Yeah, we played with cow hearts at school too. It was fun until one of my classmates discovered the way of pumping the blood that was still left in the heart and make a really gross blood bath at the classroom.
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Rob Wrote: Yeah, we played with cow hearts at school too. It was fun until one of my classmates discovered the way of pumping the blood that was still left in the heart and make a really gross blood bath at the classroom.

Oh sweet.
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o-o
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Rob Wrote: Yeah, we played with cow hearts at school too. It was fun until one of my classmates discovered the way of pumping the blood that was still left in the heart and make a really gross blood bath at the classroom.

Mang, I always wanted to do things like that in the lab sessions. I would have if my group mates hadn't been so obsessive over the grades. platypi.
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Kalovale Wrote:Mang, I always wanted to do things like that in the lab sessions. I would have if my group mates hadn't been so obsessive over the grades. platypi.

Well, we were 36~38 people in my class. Half of them were guys and 3/4 of them, including me, were f'ucking pranksters. We used to wreak havoc in the classroom at least once a week. It was super fun. [/color]
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#17
I was a prankster and I still did okay in my classes. :<
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#18
We always locked up our science teacher in the experiments room... and released him when the class was over...

Oh... those good old times... :')
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XTOTHEL Wrote:o-o
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lol
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#20
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Tarrare
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