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Walk walked.
CBS.
Not even any chem trails.
Picked up an empty drinks tin and a Bud bottle for the recycling.
The Bud bottle depositor seems to deposit said bottles more or less in the same place every day.
Which one?Originally posted by BR14 View PostMorning

CBS and KB this morning.
the expat twat negged me!
made my day, that has.

There's so many, most of which are twats.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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Morning all
8am conf call still going on, bloody freezing out (and in the office), just got round to lighting the fire.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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It's a simplified picture of two amino acids combining to become a dipeptide. The condesation reaction results in the loss of one water molecule (shaded blue). The other colours show which parts of which molecule are bonding to form the dipeptide.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI see another NF coming on.

Okay. I have to ask. What does it mean?
All proteins are made this way - you start with a polypeptide chain that is coded for in your DNA and then it goes through a series of folds to create things like hormones, enzymes, muscle, neurons, etc. etc.Comment
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Morning all.
Clear skies when I looked out of the window earlier.
WFH. Just about to dial into my only meeting of the day. It'll be a long and tedious one so I may have to drivel more than usual to keep me sane.Comment
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the jockinese financial wizardOriginally posted by DoctorStrangelove View PostWhich one?
There's so many, most of which are twats.
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Narator: Dissatisfied with her current Beau, Lady Muck has decided to knit her own from a bar of soap and a catalysing acid.Originally posted by ladymuck View PostIt's a simplified picture of two amino acids combining to become a dipeptide. The condesation reaction results in the loss of one water molecule (shaded blue). The other colours show which parts of which molecule are bonding to form the dipeptide.
All proteins are made this way - you start with a polypeptide chain that is coded for in your DNA and then it goes through a series of folds to create things like hormones, enzymes, muscle, neurons, etc. etc.---
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Many a mickle makes a muckle.

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And in just 7 days....Originally posted by wattaj View PostNarator: Dissatisfied with her current Beau, Lady Muck has decided to knit her own from a bar of soap and a catalysing acid.
"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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In with the hoi polloi 


Still a CBS with lovely sunshine.
It's pencilled in until a minute before I leave.
Then the deluge returns.When the fun stops, STOP.Comment
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