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[jebbypal]

Okay, supplies are ordered and I'm somewhat calmed down. I'll just write the paper w/out the problem stimuli until we see what happens with the next experiment (assuming I get cells -- please give me cells!). And start on the diss. *deep breath*

Also, Lara bars are love. After my body adjusted to them (it seems to take a time or two for my stomach to agree to a new fruit. *shrugs*), I haven't noticed any ill effects (though my acne on my neck can stop any day now and heal up a ton better. But it's not combined with itchiness so I'm going to assume it's just skin being annoyed at temperature changes).

My happy Tool music is playing and I'm going to write today.

(Dear LJ/Google spell check: "Okay" is a word. I do not want to substitute "Tokay". I do not even know what "Tokay" is. -me).

eve11, get off LJ and write. :)

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[luridmuse.livejournal.com]

# Tokaji, Anglicized name Tokay, a famed wine of the Tokaj-Hegyalja region in Hungary
# Muscadelle, a wine known as liqueur Tokay in Australia and elsewhere
# Pinot Gris, a wine also known as Tokay d'Alsace
# Tokay (grape), a specific variety of grape created in the United States
# Tokay gecko, a nocturnal arboreal gecko native to southeast Asia and the Indo-Australian Archipelago

[deathisyourart.livejournal.com]

LJ also seems to think that "Hallowe'en" is incorrect(They suggest "Hallow e'en" or just no apostrophy at all), and they hate the British spelling of pretty much everything.

[inalasahl]

I haven't used the LJ spell checker in a long time, but I remember it sucked (like, "livejournal" wasn't even in it, which completely boggled me).

I had no idea what a tokay was either. You compelled me to look it up: grapes or wine from Tokaj, Hungary. As if people are going to be using that more than "okay." Whatever.