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Lab Rat Experiment, test your skills LOL
03-22-2009, 10:42 AM (This post was last modified: 03-22-2009 10:58 AM by Bad Boy Bad Boy.)
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RE: Lab Rat Experiment, test your skills LOL
Awww, don't give up Limbo, your doing so good.

Listen, we are not going to change the diets in this process. As it goes, we feed them this way, they get the EMG, and then go right into the MRI. No time for diet change.

I must say you about got #1, maybe Cycler can fill in anything there. Now your left with #2. Remember, it's not what we see in the MRI that counts so much, it is what takes place, or what happens.

If you like, toss Lab Rat #2 out of the picture, for you know now nothing is going to change with that Rat as you said now.

MRI = Source = Action = Energy + & - = Magnet Source of Energy
Lab Rat #1 = Mass = Reaction =

Come on, it wasn't like I ask you to stick your left foot in a bucket of vinegar, and have someone else stick their right foot in a bucket of goats milk, put a crystal glass tube between you 2, have you both stick your tongue in the tube, and hook you both up to one arm with a strap connected to a Magnetic Generator now.

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RE: Lab Rat Experiment, test your skills LOL - Bad Boy Bad Boy - 03-22-2009 10:42 AM

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