Your Blog Is So Very Quality I Don't Understand

your blog is so very quality i don't understand

Dear 'nonny, you're ever so kind.

I'm really quite glad that you find

My blog so appealing;

Your words sent me reeling!

I'm glad you shared what's on your mind.

(I'm sorry it took me forever-and-a-half to reply to your lovely message! Also, feel free to drop by and say hi; I don't bite!)

"the cattle graze in the peaceful field, the water kisses the shore outside our humble home, the fish eat my furniture, I tape melmac plates to my forehead, my wife’s biscuits edge closer, winged tubbies frolic near the power steering. the house glows with almost no help, half my field of vision...

Hari Kondabolu tells a feminist dick joke.

"Umm, how can you be ‘semiaquatic’, you either are aquatic or you’re not. Don’t be greedy."

"So, I get that you’re a monotreme and everything, but do you identify more as a rodent or a bird?"

"Ugh, why do you have to be such a special snowflake. Do you and like three other species need an entire order to describe yourselves that separates you from mammals that birth live young?"

"You needlessly complicate an artificially constructed system of classification. Why don’t you just lose the webbed feet and beak and egg laying ways and become a proper mammal."

"Ha! You may look like you belong to class Aves, but I know for a fact that birds don’t have fur. You’re such a phony."

"Why do you insist on appropriating beaks and webbed feet. Like, you admitted you weren’t a bird, stop incorporating them into your anatomy. All you’re doing is making birds look less legitimate as an order."

Chill out, hydrogen chloride: You’re on the acidic side, You can turn blue litmus paper red, So it’s said; With base, you can neutralise, Water makes you ionise ’Cos you lose a hydrogen ion And you become Cl- and H3O+ Your pH is low, ‘cos in H2O You deprotonate -...

Last print in my cell anatomy series. Whether you love science or you know a little scientist to be, this poster is a cute and informative way to learn about the the smallest unit of life: The cell! A great tool to get kids excited, ask questions and learn about cellular anatomy.

Print available here: https://www.etsy.com/listing/170317072/inside-the-bacteria-cell-anatomy-poster