The Image as an answer poll

( Due to the image intensive nature of this post, I'm putting it behind a cut to make life easier for you all. And to save the bandwidth of the unfortunates who had me use these shots. )

Be glad I didn't go with my original image choice for #6: cyst.

The Image as an answer poll

( Due to the image intensive nature of this post, I'm putting it behind a cut to make life easier for you all. And to save the bandwidth of the unfortunates who had me use these shots. )

Be glad I didn't go with my original image choice for #6: cyst.

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I get to go home early! Yay.

Not like I had much to do; there was a last minute thing I did making me leave a little later than planned, but it's still dandy to me. The only other thing I was doing involved checking chemical reek of the tank water and looking up peat on wikipedia (by the way, I now know what bog iron is and the significance of medieval burial in bogs).

But that's not why I post this. I post because I entered a train home and was blasted with two fragrances when I stepped in.

The first was a meaty aroma of bologna. One could even think of it like a baloney belch scent for its rancidness.

The second was a fruity aroma of maraschino cherries.

Cherries and bologna don't tend to be a combined dish in my book. Gee, I wonder why.

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I get to go home early! Yay.

Not like I had much to do; there was a last minute thing I did making me leave a little later than planned, but it's still dandy to me. The only other thing I was doing involved checking chemical reek of the tank water and looking up peat on wikipedia (by the way, I now know what bog iron is and the significance of medieval burial in bogs).

But that's not why I post this. I post because I entered a train home and was blasted with two fragrances when I stepped in.

The first was a meaty aroma of bologna. One could even think of it like a baloney belch scent for its rancidness.

The second was a fruity aroma of maraschino cherries.

Cherries and bologna don't tend to be a combined dish in my book. Gee, I wonder why.