too many rhetores

[timeripple]

So maybe my last post's current music didn't make much sense, because sea urchins don't actually have heads. Oh well. After several more hours of attempted Greek translation, Hansen & Quinn are about to find themselves being sacrificed to the toaster god in Pom anyway, so whether sea urchins have heads or not seems a bit trivial at this point.

On plus side, there's an extension on the lab report. So I have more time to contemplate the fabulousness of Lytechinus variegatus. Whee!

Unfortunately, this still leaves the problem of Hansen & Quinn. *simmers* Rats, fishtails, and goats! Now I'm hungry.

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[edajaram.livejournal.com]

Current mood: sacrificial
Current music: neverending story (drat you, Rachel!)

Heh. So sorry about that one. If it's any consolation, I had it stuck in my head the entire day and sang it to whomever I was riding the chairlift with (which amounts to a total of three different people, some of whom I had never met before). ;)

Sacrificial. Heh. *endlessly amused*

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[timeripple.livejournal.com]

Well, I woke up this morning singing 'Song for Ireland', so I guess it's not all bad. ;)

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[kayselkiemoon.livejournal.com]

a great song to wake to! which artist singing it is your favorite? I'm in love with Mary Black's version.

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[timeripple.livejournal.com]

which artist singing it is your favorite? I'm in love with Mary Black's version.

Since this is the only version I've heard, I guess that would be it.