Ctrl+V Thread

[phreak_91]

http://emoticoner.com/files/emoticons/s ... 1292867565

[Borealis]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zkHgpKcX ... re=related

[miakakiri]

7041951687

Um.... what is that? Oh, probably a member number. ~_~*

[Borealis]

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=aZu57ubS ... re=related

[Callid]

September + Oktober

Paying my rent

[phreak_91]

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H8acFAB ... el&list=UL

[Grawwbear]

[Honestly, it was as if the moment the clock struck midnight to toll a new day, his calm meter reset to 0 and he was back to being that same, irritable Osakan wild cat. Or maybe it was that unspoken "curse" of dead bodies following him like lost puppies affecting him at the most inappropriate of times, seeing as the moment he met with Kazuha just fifteen after nine he also had the pleasure of meeting a stiff body of a businessman falling down several feet from a building across the Big Man. Granted, since the area was a fairly public place finding the culprit took a bit of a search through waves and waves of people; there was still some time to salvage the wreck of this "dinner date," right?

...Well, if one's idea of salvaging that was to spend the rest of the night at the aforementioned date's house explaining where and how he got the darker-than-his-own-skin-bruises (among other injuries left unattended), then yes it was certainly salvageable.

If there was one thing about the Osakan detective someone could depend on, it was this: he was a fundamentally honest person, no doubt such a factor stemming from his lifetime exposure to the police and the law. He'd come to associate criminals with lies and deception and, unless it was well-thought out and planned, perhaps that was why it was so hard for him to keep secrets (like constantly messing up the name of his Eastern rival). Still, he knew perfectly well what parts of the story he should and shouldn't be omitting--that much should be expected of him--and the Osakan detective offered his childhood friend the premises that he'd fallen into a dilapidated warehouse trying to save a particularly crazy client from plummeting to their untimely death.

Sure, she bought the half-lie and the most major of injuries were tended to, but at what cost? Kazuha constantly worried and fretted about him--he absolutely hated having her treating him this way--and wouldn't have any say on the matter: he couldn't be trusted home alone with his parents out of the prefecture, and there was no arguing against him staying with her for the night.

The expectation of a call from his client was there but, compared to the results of the previous night's other events, it was only a grain of rice being smashed by a large wooden mallet. Needless to say, this being constantly hounded over did not make a happy Tiger of Osaka; it was more than just blatant in his voice. ]

THIS HAD BETTER BE DAMN IMPORTANT.

[Thankfully, Kazuha had at least granted him the guest room alone, and she was a very heavy sleeper.]

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Roleplay post as Heiji X: Despite being pretty much the only canon character ever that I play, I still don't feel that I'm incredibly in-character.....

[miakakiri]

http://dragonsbakery.blogspot.com/2012/ ... quash.html

Um....

[phreak_91]

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[Jefufuh]

oh lol none ^.^

and phreak, why do u always have such large numbers...?

[miakakiri]

http://dragonsbakery.blogspot.com/2012/ ... quash.html

Er... I don't think it's changed since last time. ~_~* I actually don't do a whole lot of copy-paste lately. ~_~* Except when posting blog entries.

[Callid]

limit();

Programming

[Jefufuh]

Enzymes have active sites where they come into contact with particular substrates. The catalytic properties of enzymes are a cyclic process. Once a substrate has come into contact with the active site of an enzyme, it is modified by the enzyme to form the end product. Once the process is complete, the enzyme releases the product and is ready to begin the process with new substrates. Enzymes are never wasted and always recycled.

.....oh my. my homework.

[phreak_91]

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and phreak, why do u always have such large numbers...?

That would be because at those times, I am on a work computer, and what I usually have copied is a book barcode or a patron's library card number.

[redangelran]

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