#doing bio hw

[benetnvsch]

anyone wonna talk to me abt knkd/z as I procrastinate doing 5 other things

[mysicklove]

mello i'm begging on my hands and knees for older nanami please please i'm sobbing - 🐀

40 year old nanami is my man

[gayvampyr]

it’s been such a long and terrible week

[buysomecheese]

Doodler fusion Normal except he changes his name to Abnormal

[codecicle]

it's just hit me that a second riptide soundtrack could mean a desire daddy song. purely for the bit if that is an actual song they release i HAVE to get that to my #1 most streamed somehow. ill commit to this until next year if I have to next spotify wrapped will go CRAZYYY trust 🙏🙏

[what-even-is-sleep]

I hate that sending emails just creates more emails

[bignasty001]

So there was this one woman in the 1990's who came into the ER for pain and such as a result of late stage cervical cancer. Well, because of the fact that this woman had been applying a degreaser like substance containing dimethyl sulfoxide to treat the pain she felt.

What she didn't know is that this chemical is that when it is mixed with oxygen (the same O2 they had been using to help her breath in the ER), the sulfoxide turns into dimethyl sulfone. That chemical is known to crystallize at room temperature, and did so in her blood stream. So this woman is now filled with sulfone, and due to symptoms related to but not directly caused by her cancer as well as the degreaser she'd been rubbing on herself, her heart stopped.

What ER staff didn't know and what she certainly didn't know is that when you apply heat to dimethyl sulfone, it becomes dimethyl sulfate, an extremely toxic chemical used in sulfuric acid. The ER had used the defibrillator to shock her heart, and the electric shocks were, in fact, very hot. This then caused her to become a living toxin for any ER staff that had been working on her as the sulfone in her body became sulfate. They had to evacuate the entire ER and she ended up passing away because she was toxic to be within a few feet of. Staff who worked on her in the ER reported symptoms such as nausea and labored breathing after being in contact with this woman.

This case was regarded as an incident of mass hysteria for a long time until the truth was found out!

THIS IS SO !!!!!!!!

i think i saw a video abt this actually!

stuff like this is so interesting, i bet you've heard of hisashi ouchi?? this kinda reminded me of him

[oysterie]

switch to history major yes/no

[mitsumiiwakura07]

can't believe how i asked my english teacher to allow me to write about this anime and told her the entire story with great detail, PROOFREAD IT and sent it. and her reply was what is its name buddy?(sweet🍭) only for me to not want to write an essay on it now

[astral-from-afar]

I am an academic weapon I am an academic weapon I am an academic weapon I am an academic weapon I am an academic weapon I am an academic weapon I am an academic weapon I am a certified academic weapon

[strawburrymeadows]

watched 2 episodes of the last of us and then did biology homework on genetic mutations before bed. 0/10 not fun, terrified for my life rn, watching the owl house to recover

[my-thirteenth-reason]

actually i think the worst thing that could happen to a student is getting awful grades for a subject u were passionate about and studied the hardest for

[niroke]

Naps breaks should be mandatory for all jobs and schools, fuck this shit I need a little nap more then a five year old

[skrunksthatwunk]

haven't been able to sleep much tonight so ive been spending a lot of time lying in bed pissed off which is not helping the not sleeping. LET ME GO TO BED

[zhounauts]

last time i posted a chapter for one hit is all it takes was sept 5th 💀

bro can someone PLEASE do my bio hw for me i'm suffering

[fnvbennygecko]

anyone wanna ask me stuff about batman im bored