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I've never heard of a Flowbee. I was afraid to Google after some of the crap Tin posts. I ragret googling pyroni disease or whatever that is. I'd never heard of it until he posted it. That's some chit, I feel sorry for him. And his wife.
 
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Behr said:
I've never heard of a Flowbee. I was afraid to Google after some of the crap Tin posts. I ragret googling pyroni disease or whatever that is. I'd never heard of it until he posted it. That's some chit, I feel sorry for him. And his wife.
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Apparently, no young woman ever told you that you have a “big pretty penis.”
 
#29,472
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Things I don't remember from when I last semi-attended college... :D A campus-wide email from a math biology professor:

Dear Campus Community,

This week (10/23-10/27), you may spot UNC Asheville biology students with cotton swabs and Petri dishes in the halls or bathrooms of Zeis Hall and Rhoades Robinson sampling surfaces for relative levels of bacteria.

These are students in BIOL134: Experimental Design, Analysis, and Presentation who have designed experiments as part of a course project to quantify and analyze differences in bacterial load on various types of surfaces across campus. There is no risk whatsoever to anyone in the buildings, and students will not be entering or disrupting any active classes. Students will be using clean and sterile cotton swabs to sample surfaces such as doorknobs, elevator buttons, and bathroom sink handles, and then transferring their samples to sterile Petri dishes, which we will bring back to the lab to quantify any bacteria that grow. The sections run M 12:30-3 p.m.; T 1:20-3:50 p.m.; R 1:20-3:50 p.m.; and F 12:30-3 p.m.

If you have any questions, please contact me...
 
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