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Snoink Prose (all genres) and essays. Essays take priority. PM Comments First of all, don't try to PM or email me any stories. Things get lost in my Inbox very ...

Oh, that's the cool part. God can be proven scientifically. For example, things are not the way they seem. In an article published by Popular Science, there was an interesting ...

Sam... good choices. :) I have "Please Please Me" in my CD player now...

The grossest it gets when Brave Sir Robin's minstrel sings. But that's okay, because the minstrel is a source of great rejoicing... XD

I am Tim the Enchanter. XDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDDD

The Dark Side of the Moon is the most AWESOMEST album. Ever. Period. End of story. Great great stuff... Abbey Road, by the Beatles is also one of the most ...

I do some sarcasm (even though it's the lowest from of wit) Oh no, my dear, you are quite mistaken. Sarcasm is hardly the lowest form of wit. Nor is ...

LOL! How lucky! Some of my characters can't STOP talking about themselves, but others... gah. For one character, I had to get him absolutely drunk before he would tell me ...

YOU'RE AN ARTIST! HA! Um... A GOOD ARTIST! :P

Oh, it does! It's really really neat. Look up beta decay in the search engine and see what you get. :)

The ratio of carbon-14 in living organisms is 1 : 1.35x10^-12 (really small number) The ratio of Carbon-14 in dead organisms is even less, depending how old the organism is. ...

Fun stuff! Fun stuff! You compare with what would be the normal ratio, if the thing was just living, to the ratio of the thing when it's dead. The less ...

It's not a portion. Forgive me... I'm not explaining myself! At a subatomic level, it decays. It's kind of hard to explain, and I would have to get into quantum ...

Hehee... no, I think it's a fair question. It raises awareness about our president, if anything, and makes people interested. If she went on a rant about how Americans were ...

Okay! You see, first of all our atmosphere is made primarily of nitrogen, which has seven protons and seven neutrons in its innershell. When the rays of the sun hit ...