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<2018-08-18>
Loads of new art from the EGC 2018 now in the "related artwork" section :)
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<2018-08-15>
We now have a discord channel! Join us!
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<2018-08-14>
Thanks to everyone who stopped by my booth at the EGC 2018 in Pisa, Italy! I had a blast being a part of a great congress.
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<2015-07-22>
Both comments and the guestbook should be working again ^_^
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<2015-07-21>
I'll be at the EGC in Liberec drawing for you! www.egc2015.cz
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<2012-02-12>
now in Russian too!
triangle.sente.ru
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<2011-09-13>
new items in the shop! T-shirts, prints and other stuff :)
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mike |
<2012-08-06 00:26> |
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hey hollow,
you rolled a 20 on complete geekyness. congrats. :p |
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serene |
<2012-06-14 14:41> |
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it is great to see that you are still drawing. And I hope that your school will survive till you graduate :P |
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sgtkururu |
<2012-06-08 04:56> |
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I preferred it without any explanation. |
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Keley |
<2012-06-06 04:34> |
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I like your first explanation better. |
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chidori |
<2012-06-05 15:02> |
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Burning sticks is an ancient pagan fertility ritual that, if performed above the petri dish, should increase the number of colonies...
...alternatively, if you prefer the rational (and truthful, less exciting) explanation: The glass rod you use to spread the bacteria onto the growth plate needs to be sterile, so you dunk it in alcohol and set it on fire for sterilization. ;) |
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Hollow Barista |
<2012-06-05 11:12> |
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Cute.
But how does burning sticks relate to study of bacteria? I tried to google it, but I guess I rolled badly on my gather information check. (RPG reference I wonder why...) |
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