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Can finish, won’t finish
A not-so-wet dream has me pondering both the predictive power of our sleep-time show-time and the waning power of my libido
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’twas the fight before Christmas
’tis the season for family feuding. Why is it that kith seems so much less quarrelsome than kin?
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Genetics in the eye of the beholder
Just why do geeks look geeky? It may be a result of cramming an ever-growing set of experiences into a steadily shrinking pool of brain cells, but the people I’ve met throughout my life are starting to blur together. When … Continue reading
Head-to-head
What is it we get from giving a little head? A good few drinks into a night out a guy starts to dance with a girl on a busy dance floor. It gets a little steamy and eventually she leads … Continue reading
Soul-less train
Can you believe in destiny, While disbelieving an interventionist God? God, I’m afraid, is not in my heart. As much as I would love to have faith in a higher purpose, a soul beyond the life of my body, a … Continue reading
Unhappy marriage? Blame your DNA
You might be miserable, but your genes aren’t Continue reading
A healthy appetite
Overindulgence isn’t healthy. So why does it seem so admirable? Continue reading
Gold-digger? Don’t be so quick to judge
He might be over the hill, but his sperm ain’t. Continue reading
And I saw a pale horse…
Any form of life which acquires the ability to destroy itself, is destined ultimately to do so. Continue reading