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My paper is done. I'll not claim that it is the most amazing piece of scholarship I've ever produced, but it should do the trick. I guess I just didn't really feel challenged by the course or the assignment. I guess I could have put more work into it, but what's to say? I made a chart, I scanned some pitctures, I said "Hey look, here is what the lab gave back, and we didn't find what we were looking for." So I'm gonna staple it and file it away in my folder, and I'm off to get some lunch and enjoy the beautiful day. Maybe I will also have some ice cream. That would be fun.

I thik I am going to call people this weekend and see if they want to play, somewhere, somhow... I am going on Saturday to Maria's... thingy. She wants to show off the shiny stuff she's made. That's at 6:30. This is so that I will remember ;)

Anyway, time for lunch and ice cream, yay!

I am just finishing up one thing I forgot about, which is the arcaheology CD thingy for my arch, class. The section I just finished was on subsistence stuff. Part of it talked about food preservation, and I was given a bunch of different, um, foods, I supose, and told to order them according to which spoiled first. Two of the items on the list were raw fish, and brains!

So, I can't make a real poll, so this will be informal. Please reply below with your thoughts on which spoils first: Fish or Brains. I don't now what kind of brains, but the fish was salmon, and it looked like fillets, if you think that is relevant. Later, I will reveal the exciting answer!

If you like more boring things to play with, you can also try to guess if nuts or wheat spoil faster.

For extra bonus points, describe to me a situation in which it would be important to know which spoils first (brains or fish).

Have fun :)