This one is a big one … it should have been the first but it just wouldn’t come out. This is about the RED UNIVERSE and in the World of MRSREGN, the RED E stands for EXCRETION …
is the process by which waste products of metabolism and other non-useful materials are eliminated from an organism.
Let’s start. like so many journeys down memory lane do, with a box of crap …
Let’s sift through it a bit …excretion (n.)c. 1600, “action of excreting;” 1620s, “that which is excreted,” from French excrétion (16c.), from Latin excretionem (nominative excretio), noun of action from past participle stem of excernere “to sift out, separate” (see excrement).
But also listed on the same page of Etymology Online …
perspiration (n.)1610s, from French perspiration (1560s), noun of action from perspirer “perspire,” from Latin perspirare“blow or breathe constantly,”from per- “through” (see per) + spirare “to breathe, blow” (see spirit (n.)). Applied to excretion of invisible moistures through the skin (1620s), hence used as a euphemism for “sweat” from 1725.
Since the end of 2012 I have been visiting my favourite RED UNIVERSEwoods, having a sniff and leaving my mark. There’s a lot of stuff to sift through … this might take a while. Better take some reading material …
In the meanwhile, have a joke …
… and a rhythmic Song that you just can’t help moving to …
So on reviewing my last post, the Y’Ello! one, I can see that it’s packed with quite a lot information and could be viewed as being a bit dense (story of my life!).
Nevertheless, I would be more than happy to answer any questions left in comments and certainly would appreciate the input of those more knowledgeable than me, especially on math-type things 😉
Still, it’s up to me to have a look about … so I did and discovered a new take on the Golden Ratio … a recent one, too:
Inspired by the golden ratio, mathematician Edmund Harriss discovered a delightful fractal curve that no one had ever drawn before. But it’s not just a pretty picture, it contains some lovely theory – and brings the golden ratio into a family of perfect proportions.
I’m no expert but that looks like growth to me. GROWTH is Purple and the ‘G‘ in MRSREGN and a whole different post …
As always, Scooby Snax are on offer, so in the meantime, have a Song …
A question received from my Twitter friend Mhehed Zherts …
Mhedhed Zherting complains that he’s ‘slow’ but posts the most beautiful music clips …
I will try to answer the question with as much satisfaction as he gives me 😉
To help me I will employ Fib-on-R-see numbers that I’ve been exploring with my other good friend, Blue Universe blogger and Twitter buddy, Leggy (whisky is the oil in his typing fingers 😉 ) …
The Fibonacci numbers are Nature’s numbering system. They appear everywhere in Nature, from the leaf arrangement in plants, to the pattern of the florets of a flower, the bracts of a pinecone, or the scales of a pineapple. The Fibonacci numbers are therefore applicable to the growth of every living thing, including a single cell, a grain of wheat, a hive of bees, and even all of mankind
The first 11 numbers in the sequence are: 1, 1, 2, 3, 5, 13, 21, 34, 55 and 89:
FUCK‘to 2B or knot to 2B’ as The Question, the one vexing me is ‘Where, wear, we’re to FUCKINGstart?’.
OK, you should know I swear. I will try to keep it moderation but I LOVE swear words, just as I LOVEthe SENSATIONof SMOKINGtobacco … the hot DRAW DOWN to lungs from lips … I don’t have the words … let BEBE tell you …
I LOVEBEBE, she was DOCTOR Frasier Crane’s SHIThot agent. WHO also happened to be a bit of a SHIT😉
What’s that I HEAR? WHO is a SHIT DOCTOR? Why my friend the SMOKINGGIANT, here:
Inhabitants of the BLUE UNIVERSE are those that consume …
In the World of MRSREGN, BLUE is …
There are many shades of BLUE … Oh, I’d say at Least …
The very tip, the NAVY colouredthin end of this wedge-shaped Universe is the home of the SMOKERS. That’s where I’m from and for the longest time I lurked as anA VOID, below the line in the comments, mostly reading but occasionally contributing with a link accompanied with ‘Have you seen this?’ or words to that effect. I made some friends and the bestest is LEGIRON, the Underdog …
He’s a Secret Ninja Cleaner, Author and Bug DOCTOR. No really, he’s a proper microbiologist with letters after his name and everything …
Shh … don’t tell him, but I’m completely in awe of him. I’ll never HEARthe end of it on from him in Twitter, the Y’ELLO UNIVERSE, so Mum’s the Word … he can be a bit of a SMOKING…
His girl is called Poppy Sweet Pea, a.k.a. the BROKEN Girl. She recently lost her bestest friend, Captain Ranty, and has been writing some guest posts on LEGGY‘s blog. They’ve been fairly inspirational for me …
… and one of the reasons WHY I decided to start this blog. SEEthere, I’m an UNDER Under Dog, in the SHADOW … HEREI can be more myself and get a GOon top … surely everyone knows that Scooby is a …
FUCKING GREAT DANE
Scooby Snax will be dispensed to any and all interesting comments & links DEPOSITEDbelow the line. I’m off to the DARK of my bedroom as my head is now HURTING. In the meantime, please DOOhave a Song 😉
The Big Bang Theory has been part of our lives since H (Husband) discovered the series on the plane back from Florida. Our first family holiday; we took the boys to Disney World.
Clips, gifs, quotes from this series will appear throughout, Just saying …
Two news stories knotted on Merovee this weekend: A giant smoky man exploded out of a volcano in Chile …
NB. Green was my favourite colour until it developed Stockholm Syndrome in the tender mercies of Eco ‘Watermelon’ Loonies. I want it back and I want it healthy because, you see, I smoke and I hate what the Anti-Tobacco Loonies have done to word ASH, which also happens to be the colour of my hair.
Giant smoky man and giant copper lady … I wonder … I’m friends with a giant smoky Doctor, now meet my other friend Shiny, or ‘TNT’, who also has his own laboratory:
c. 1600, “action of excreting;” 1620s, “that which is excreted,” from French excrétion (16c.), from Latin excretionem (nominative excretio), noun of action from past participle stem of excernere “to sift out, separate” (see excrement).
