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I answered yes because it's quite likely that there is some protein in someone's blood that could prove harmful to spiders. I don't think that's why you've not been bitten. Also, who leaves cyanide capsules lying around? It's not really that easy to come by.

As much as it goes against my usual behaviour I'm going to comment on this already crowded thread. Forgive me if my point has been suggested before but I only read the first two pages, it's late here, what can I say? I suppose this has got me thinking as to what point a mechanism (chemical or...

You're missing out a very important part of the processes by which life continues. One of which is respiration, the process by which glucose molecules react with oxygen to trap energy within ATP molecules. Plants do this as well as animals. So do protoctista and prokaryotes. Therefore they all...

I said 15, but I seemed to miscount the number of plus ones. Oh well, I understand the theory, in fact it's impossible not to understand the theory, bloody eyes have let me down again.

You're being ironic, right? Goodness I hope so. Anyway, there isn't much I can add to the discussion that hasn't been said already. But it's along the lines of; microwaves have too little energy to ionise molecules, therefore they cannot give rise to somatic mutation within cells, therefore...

Playing Thief Deadly Shadows....yeah, I went there. I'm reading The Final Empire by Brandon Sanderson, it's not bad at all.

Anyone who can act convincingly on stage will be able to act very convincingly in film, allowing for a similar level of emotional connection. This is why a good few of the "great actors" we think of these days are classically trained. That being said there are of course some very talented...

Well colour me skeptical but I always thought the problem with HIV was the astronomical rate at which it mutates. Then again if they've found a universal antigen marker for it then it can only be a step in the right direction.

According to a college application site my grades at GCSE translated to an average of 4.17....take that poll.

Chimpanzees and sharks. I either get scuba diving chimps or mechanised walking killer fish! Ah.....one day.

I really like the Phantom Menace, not because it's a great film but it's the only Star Wars film I can regard as "mine", I grew up with it and while I like the original trilogy as a whole much more than the prequels, Episode I has a special nook in my brain and I expect it'll always be there.

Well at least they're doing something enterprising with their talents. Annoying? I suppose, but nothing too critical, not for me anyway. And at least I have someone to blame if I start getting an inordinate number of Viagra offers in my inbox.

INTJ Introverted 67 Intuitive 88 Thinking 100 Judging 44 I'm still not entirely sure why I keep taking these tests, they never tell me anything particularly interesting.

Don't script anything. For God's sake don't script anything. I remember last year there was a group of girls who were debating in what sounds like a similar situation. They had written out everything each of them was going to say. They got good marks for it, but oh dear me it was boring. So...

These days I rarely have trouble in any lessons and since we mainly do revision classes these days I spend my time drawing kangaroos of various professions and dispositions. I also spent one biology engaged in a drawing battle with a neighbour that only ended with the application of exploding...