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clevermanka) wrote2012-10-31 09:18 am
clevermanka) wrote2012-10-31 09:18 am
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I AM _ _ _ _ LOCKED
I'll just leave this here:
In other news, I read this on a health blog: The moons of the nails (also called lunalae) can be indicative of oxygen levels over time of the blood. They take up approximately 1/4 of the nail, except on the pinkie finger, which does not have one. Absence or reduction of the moons indicates vascular or lymph blockage. Smaller luna may also indicate decreased hormonal status and reduced lung activity. Oversized luna show blood pressure and other cardiovascular tendencies. The presence of luna on the pinkie finger suggests overworked heart or high blood pressure and shoot-like spurt growing from the border of the luna suggest a thyroid imbalance. I'm going to take a good look at my nailbeds next time I remove my nail polish. I don't think I have "shoot-like spurts," but I also think I don't have much luna at all, on any of my fingers. Do other people's lunas really take up a quarter of their nailbed? Or is this an exaggeration?
I have 56 Tom Hiddleston GIFs. For a long time I had anyone Avengers-related in the same folder, but it was getting a little cumbersome. Hiddleston has his own folder now. With fifty-six items in it. My life.
My Watson,![[livejournal.com profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/external/lj-userinfo.gif)
msmitti, will be heading over to my office around 11:00 to walk around Wescoe with me. But if anyone on who reads my LJ is on campus (I don't think anyone is, but just in case...) who wants to swing by, I'm here in my costume!
In other news, I read this on a health blog: The moons of the nails (also called lunalae) can be indicative of oxygen levels over time of the blood. They take up approximately 1/4 of the nail, except on the pinkie finger, which does not have one. Absence or reduction of the moons indicates vascular or lymph blockage. Smaller luna may also indicate decreased hormonal status and reduced lung activity. Oversized luna show blood pressure and other cardiovascular tendencies. The presence of luna on the pinkie finger suggests overworked heart or high blood pressure and shoot-like spurt growing from the border of the luna suggest a thyroid imbalance. I'm going to take a good look at my nailbeds next time I remove my nail polish. I don't think I have "shoot-like spurts," but I also think I don't have much luna at all, on any of my fingers. Do other people's lunas really take up a quarter of their nailbed? Or is this an exaggeration?
I have 56 Tom Hiddleston GIFs. For a long time I had anyone Avengers-related in the same folder, but it was getting a little cumbersome. Hiddleston has his own folder now. With fifty-six items in it. My life.
My Watson,
msmitti, will be heading over to my office around 11:00 to walk around Wescoe with me. But if anyone on who reads my LJ is on campus (I don't think anyone is, but just in case...) who wants to swing by, I'm here in my costume!
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Also, unhelpfully, every time I see Your Man Tom's name, I get a tiny little asshole in a pith helmet shouting, "Mister Hiddleston, I presume?"
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Put me in Do Bad Things with Kat as well.
Holy crap she is HOT.