one time i ate a berry once and smiled twice

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@berrysposting
one time i ate a berry once and smiled twice
i was todays years old when i realized berrys wasn't short for ben and jerrys its ac5ually a new different thing
She ran on my berries til I c
was about to make a post saying “putting the word berry up on a shelf” in response to seeing two -berry posts in a row but then i realized how meaningless and cruel that would be for me to say
someone left a wordberry up on the shelf and its attracting ants :(
i been eating berrys like strawberry & such & its honestly make my life good
hah, was OP on berries and cream when they posted this??
The purpose of a berry is what it does
I can always obliterate berries.
FIRST TRUE COLOR PHOTO OF AN ATOMIC NUCLEUS!
FIJMU News 10-19-21
Today, the world's most powerful microscope has photographed in real color the core of a single atom. The nucleus of an atom is like the delicious yolk of a hard boiled quantum egg, containing protons and neutrons (red) as held together by gluons (tan filaments). All known substances are made of atoms with nuclei like the one seen above.
The atom used was a Thulium atom because of its highly photogenic traits, bright coloration, and nice atomic number. According to microscopy professor Minnie Lewker, "Atoms have been photographed before but never in real color. They usually look almost like waves of light and dark instead of real, tangible objects as they are."
The same microscope team was also able to take the first known photograph of an electron:
There is (somehow) an xkcd for that
i love saving images onto my cell phone. it’s like picking berries
@berrysposting
berries posting
goodnightberry
you bought dog berries
oh fuck it, i'm not driving. put whipped cream on those strawberries.