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[karma-fucked.livejournal.com]

SO, in Bio, we're studying ethology. My professor is big on nature and animals, and she has a lot of pictures of animals from her walks through the woods.

So she flashes to a picture of a red-tailed hawk.

"What is this animal doing?"
"Saving the world from yeerks!"
People give me weird looks, so I say, "I mean, looking for food."

Then, a slide later, there's a freaking video of a grizzly bear with her cubs. One waddles around, and I am confident that it's Marco, because he would totally walk like that. I think Rachel and the others had some mission in Alaska and were disguised as a grizzly momma and cubs, because there is no other way to explain this.

If I fail Bio because all I did was come up with Animorph explanations for animal behavior, I will blame you guys.

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[rayerai.livejournal.com]

On a random band trip, we stopped at a mall with a Cinnabon. (I could probably just stop here.)

The amount of people crowding a single paper plate with a cinnamon roll on it going "ciiiiin. Ciiiinnamoooon. Roooollll-uh. Hee!" was downright cultish.

...Yes, this was a college group.


But yeah, you'd've totally been my class buddy for that.

[anijen21.livejournal.com]

god I haven't eaten a cinnabon in years because the only image that comes to mind when I pass one is Ax rolling on the ground in hypoglycemic shock as paramedics load him onto a stretcher

[sporadicfungian.livejournal.com]

looool

i actually never had a cinnabon till years after hearing about them in animorphs. when i finally did, i was like, damn, i can see what ax's issue was

[buffyangellvr23.livejournal.com]

I had to get a Cinnabon at the mall back in January lol. And I had it all over my face like him...somehow it got on my glasses