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LOL :aah::lmao:

[YOUTUBE]

you guys are torturing me..

yes BIOTG chipmunk version

:lmao:

BIOTG remix

:mf_rosetinted:

you ofc and welcome to join me and ängi to chat

some kind of Happy Ending remix (playing in NRJ(?!) )

anyone here?

Pretty crap, but probably not as bad as you!

yeah, it is probably pretty awful feeling to write from Stephen Fry's stomach... ()

Off all my gigs, Annie won tickets to the Blue Balls one?

 

And she wants me to play with a cucumber?

 

Oh ... I'm dead

congrats Annie! Have fun!

Annu!!! Hope you are feeling better!

heey Weezy! how are you?

Glad you're paying attention to the nurses

Can you sing?

I'm good thanks, got a headache though. I'll live.

i'm at home, but my aunt helps me to move maybe i can sing or not aww hope it eases soon

Annu Annu Annu Annu. Annu.

 

 

Annu.

 

 

 

Annu.

How are you?

just fine, but i'm bored cos i'm not allowed to move a lot you?

Pins and neeedleeesssssssssss.

heey Mair!

anybody here?

i'm not sure but, when show is live, you can watch it live from BBC Radio 1 website. There is webcams in studio, but i'm not sure so let me know if i speak rubbish

http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/console/b01h2h5j

 

Glide till 1:07:32

thanks so much! i'm going to listen that all day!

Love Today doomdadadidadida

Dear fellow MFCers, I'm leaving to a camp for 4 days tomorrow, so I won't see you guys in such a long time. I'll miss y'all

 

BTW the weather there is awful and we have to build our own tent. Cheers

aww... i'll miss you too

hello! i'm going home this evening!!

how are you?

quite fine, you?

hello!!

heey!

and now i'm back somebody to the chat with me?

hey

and bye

Stronger (What Doesn't Kill You) - Kelly Clarkson

Insects are very active so their muscles need a lot of oxygen.

They have spiracles which open when they need oxygen and close when they dont, this prevents water loss.

The spiracles lead into a system of tubes called TRACHEOLES and this is where gas exchange takes place.

Tracheoles are adapted for gas exchange because they a very moist, and have a large surface area.

Air is pumped in and out of the tracheoles to maintain a steep concentration gradient.

The tracheloes come into close contact with the insects cells so gas exchange is very effective.

Insect have no blood supply!

 

ah, trying to learn dis shiz ;p

 

good luck

anybody here?