In US Weekly.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Everything you ever need to know (with the exception of the kangaroo and Jerry Garcia) is in the business section of the Washington Post Well played DCUM, well played.

In the Style section of the Washington Post.

In the NY Tmes

The Washingtonian. tee hee

Op tell us something you know.

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Everything you ever need to know (with the exception of the kangaroo and Jerry Garcia) is in the business section of the Washington Post Well played DCUM, well played.

In the Style section of the Washington Post.

In the NY Tmes

Anonymous wrote:Everything you ever need to know (with the exception of the kangaroo and Jerry Garcia) is in the business section of the Washington Post Well played DCUM, well played.

In the Style section of the Washington Post.

Anonymous wrote:Outside of surgical removal, cancer will never be cured. At best we're looking at long-term disease maintenance (like diabetes). But shhhhh don't tell anyone!!

Not true. In fact, my phd thesis dealt with exploring the mechanical reactions of healthy cells to the stresses in their physical environment. It turns out all healthy mammalian cells (except for blood cells) have stringent requirements on their physical environment (can't get too crowded, require a 'scaffolding' to adhere to). These requirements are not present in mutated cancer cells, which enables them to grow out of control, producing tumors, and metastasize. Once we understand the biochemical pathways that control these requirements, we likely will be able to help cancer cells kill themselves. Far off, of course.

Confidential to OP, I am smart, but there's still tons I don't know. Def lacking in historical knowledge, for example.

OP, do you know the difference between dumb and ignorant? Which are you?

Everything you ever need to know (with the exception of the kangaroo and Jerry Garcia) is in the business section of the Washington Post
Well played DCUM, well played.

Jerry Garcia had only 9.5 fingers, yet he triumphed over this adversity. His little brother chopped it off while playing with a hatchet when Jerry was 5. Also, Jerry saw his father swept away to his death in a fly-fishing accident when he was about 6.

Anonymous wrote:The exoskeleton of the dessert scorpion is not actually smooth, but rigid with many different lengths of villi. Scientists are trying to mimic the exoskeleton on airplane exteriors.

*desert!!!

The exoskeleton of the dessert scorpion is not actually smooth, but rigid with many different lengths of villi. Scientists are trying to mimic the exoskeleton on airplane exteriors.

Kangaroos and Emus can only move forwards and not backwards. That is main reason they are the official symbol of Australia basically stating they are always moving forwards as a country.

The number of rows on an ear of sweet corn will always be an even number -- absent some mutation.

Outside of surgical removal, cancer will never be cured. At best we're looking at long-term disease maintenance (like diabetes). But shhhhh don't tell anyone!!