#scibabe

[stevebarnesrogers-anon]

So much universe, so little time. @dr-darcylewis-anon @chrisbeck-anon

[nuderefsarebest]

[stevebarnesrogers-anon]

((OOC: The blog I'm promoting is another of my favorite people , today it's @dr-darcylewis-anon

Darcy is one of the sweetest people I know and I hate that I'm not able to spend as much time chatting with her as I'd like. If i've become a fan of Shieldshock, it's her doing.

Darcy's blog is a side blog so there are limits with what she can do but... asks/dms are open, anon is not available. SFW/NSFW are options but she asks that you start with SFW first especially if you're not a Character. She's a wonderful flirt and you'd enjoy talking to her.)

[stevebarnesrogers-anon]

Hey Steve! I have a question for you. Are you ever going to let me pay for anything? 😉

@dr-darcylewis-anon

*laughs* Eventually, Darcy. A gentleman doesn't invite a lady out and then let her pay. It just wasn't done in my day.

[deadheaddaisy]

If you see that face coming at you? Don't roll into a ball. Throw the slowest person behind you and run for your life.

All too often, when I read lists of “species I wouldn’t fuck with in Australia under any circumstances” this living dinosaur that can kill you with one kick does not get enough credit.

Daily MOS: Goddamn Cassowaries - Scibabe

They’re not just dicks to humans; these prehistoric chickens barely put up with each other.

[infinitemonkeytheory]

MOS: Axolotls, the Colorful Water Dogs

These Mexican canal puppies bear the name of an ancient god, are incredibly useful in medical research, and are nearly extinct in the wild.

[infinitemonkeytheory]

MOS: Banana Wilt - SciBabe

In my third column about bananas, I have to really crank up the dick jokes by an inch or two. Or, perhaps, it’s time to let them go limp.

[infinitemonkeytheory]

MOS: The Stolen Quote of Sharon Begley - SciBabe

Sometimes, the incredible thing waiting to be known is that you were misattributing a quote to Carl Sagan for years.

“Somewhere, something incredible is waiting to be known.” - Sharon Begley

Sharon Begley was a science writer who penned the phrase in an article about Sagan in 1977. It’s been misattributed to him for decades.

Begley was an incredible science communicator. She was 21 years old when she conjured the famous quote in one of her earliest contributions as a writer for Newsweek. During her career that spanned over four decades, she wrote five books and earned the entire wishlist of awards for her journalism work.