The Littlest Thrasher
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The Littlest Thrasher
I'm a 25 year old single white cis female college student from California. I proudly support LGBT*QIA, but I, myself, am straight. So...hello, boys! ;) (And by boys, I obviously mean men.)

I work in technical theatre as a stage manager and sound designer and aim to work in post production sound for visual media. :)

I obsessively collect gifs, but (sadly) I have not yet learned how to make any of my own.

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This blog is an open-minded, tolerant, and accepting place, that promotes diversity, equality, body-positivity, LGBT*QIA issues, sex education, and sexual health.

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tl;dr: I'm actually rather awesome. We should get to know each other. ;)

July 11, 2012: I hit 2000 page views, and put in this globe thingy.

April 21, 2013: I hit 2000 visits on my globe thingy!

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identificationmuseum: The mineral component of bone is comprised mostly of the calcium phosphate mineral hydroxyapatite which is embedded in the organic component type I collagen. When bone is exposed to a mildly acid environment the mineral component leaches out leaving only the pliable organic component. Vinegar is the classic medium to use because it works slowly enough to release the calcium and not destroy the protein scaffolding that gives bone it’s characteristic shape. If left in vinegar long enough the collagen would become destroyed as well. This is a human fibula tied in a knot.

identificationmuseum:

The mineral component of bone is comprised mostly of the calcium phosphate mineral hydroxyapatite which is embedded in the organic component type I collagen. When bone is exposed to a mildly acid environment the mineral component leaches out leaving only the pliable organic component. Vinegar is the classic medium to use because it works slowly enough to release the calcium and not destroy the protein scaffolding that gives bone it’s characteristic shape. If left in vinegar long enough the collagen would become destroyed as well. This is a human fibula tied in a knot.

(Source: osteocentric)