Sunday, October 18, 2009
What does one do when one's pituitary gland and hypothalamus produces opioid polypeptide compounds? Is this what one gets when one decides to have a paradigm shift? Lepidopterae in ventris? .JPG)
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4 comments:
What I know is that opioid polypeptide compounds are produced when you engage in wild, wild sex. :-)
Abaniko,
Haha true. But there are other ways in which these chemicals are produced!
I didn't understand a word you said but this is so funny! :)
Toe,
Is it possible to not understand anything and yet find it funny? Interesting! Well I am glad that I made you grin!
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