I don't know what I'm doing anymore

[sandersidess]

[horrible banging and crashing noises from outside]

Virgil: What the f-

Patton, bursting through the door with light up sneakers on his feet: …

Virgil: …

Patton: I got new shoes

[sanderssidesuserboxes]

This user loves Dr. Picani

[catchymemes]

[memehumor]

Why Am I Like This

[derpycats]

[somethingsomethingshan]

“this doesn’t concern you Robert please close the door”

[history-and-stuff-and-things]

[cakemakethme]

Terry Crews coming in with some wisdom

[sociallyawkwardhufflepuff]

we need terry painting like bob ross on tv everyday 

[twerklina]

[tddkart]

Isabelle has a message for her enemies.

[memesandlaughs]

[gyorgpair-deactivated20140812]

well then WHAT is the point

[jehovahhthickness]

[guccixcucci]

Why is this so funny

[logan-exe]

I was wondering, do you know if anyone has figured out the what the chemical equation is on Logan's 2.0 shirt? or any of the other information on it?

Can I have an image of it send it through submission

[logan-exe]

 @rptheturk​ I think I might be the first to figure it out.

To me, it looks like the structure for Vitamin A.

Vitamin A is structurally related to β-carotene. β-Carotene is converted into vitamin A in the liver. Two molecules of said vitamin A is formed from a molecule of beta carotene. (Where I checked my facts)

If not Vitamin A, I place my guessed on Astaxanthin.

Astaxanthin is a powerful antioxidant. It can help relieve pain and inflammation. It is unlike other antioxidants, such as vitamin E, C, D and beta carotene. (Where I checked my facts.)

Hope this helps.

[serious-ppl-wear-neckties]

Now all we need is for someone to come up with an angsty theory to go along with it

[a-demonic-presence]

Only issue is, I can’t see if there are any double bonds, but those hexane rings aren’t closed. They’re open, as there is no connection between the carbons (being taken up by the two methyl groups facing inwards)

If someone who owns the shirt could send me a close-up of the chemical, I can try to analyse it

[fangirlfiles1]

There ya go!! I literally just got this today lol so happy to be of help!

[a-demonic-presence]

Thank you! Now, based on my observations (and a lot of drawing and counting carbons), it looks to be Lycopene, the chemical responsible for the red pigment in certain fruits. It is also a dietary component.

Hope this helps!!

[a-demonic-presence]

Ah! The thought just occurred to me:

Lycopene, C40H56, is responsible for the red pigment of certain fruits.

Certain fruits that go into the making of a certain Nerd’s™ favorite fruit spread-

COULD IT BE OUR BOY LOGAN HAS CROFTER’S ON THE BRAIN?!?!

@rptheturk @logan-exe @serious-ppl-wear-neckties @fangirlfiles1 @quinintheclouds @thecrimsoncodex

[foursideharmony]

ADDITIONAL FUN FACT: Lycopene is also abundant in tomatoes; in fact it is named after them. And if you are now blinking in confusion because the words sound nothing alike, I would like to direct your attention to the scientific name of the tomato, Solanum lycopersicum.

And who taught us that one?

You’re welcome.

[the-sanders-sides]

behold: Thomas “yes I am gay” Sanders, protector of the gays

[lesbeanstims]

Lavender Frosting Stimboard for Anon

x x x - x x x - x x x

[sailoruranus-archive]

“Pet crows give their owners names. This is identified by a unique sound they make around specific people that they would not otherwise make.“

oh my GOD

[jackhawksmoor]

well shit

[ambular-d]

Clearly, to the crows, we’re the pets.

[upthewitchypunx]

I’ve hears my crow name before!

[chaos--themralds]

[kolbye]

Jesus said good morning kings let’s get this bread