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    Me when they a bit thick

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    The frog I dissected in HS science was pregnant. I hate to break it to you OP, but you’re frog pregnant. This what that looks like.

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    None of this fat is intramuscular and, visually, this is objectively too close to an idealized body type to have been anything but a suggestion to have a pizza.

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      I thought this was visceral fat?

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        On first glance, I thought so too. But it would be a truly bizarre amount of visceral fat for this body type, so it must be at least a 50/50 cutaneous/visceral split. She should be bulging far differently. But above the intestines, that’s definitely mostly visceral. The legs are the bit that made me second guess everything. The “skin” is fairly thick, but somehow the fat is substantially thinner? I don’t follow. Are they lipomas? Are these unhealthy fats? Why is subcutaneous belly fat seemingly excluded? What’s happening?

        Really, it’s just a poster meant to make women feel insecure and the art is inconsistent because it doesn’t have to be consistent.

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    Everything reminds me of her

    • BeMoreCareful@lemmy.world
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      Yeah, I’m not liking this feeling.

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    Pizza goes in, scrambled eggs come out. Explain that science nerd!!

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      chemistry

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        Damn that’s a pretty good explanation actually

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    I should eat more pizza…

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    I don’t like the way our insides look :(

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      there’s even a spooky skeleton hiding in there

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        A wet one, at that.

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        It pops like a champagne bottle if you have strong bones and they need a biopsy done of the marrow.

        At least, when they remove the core.

        Also also! The really strong pain medicine stops the pain, but surprisingly, you can still feel them scraping and digging into your bone! 😃

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    That is one cute femboy, with an impeccable tuck.

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    Pineapple on pizza is basically traditional Italian food compared to a scrambled egg pizza.

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      💡 this gives me an idea 💡: scrambled egg pizza with pineapple and bacon 🤤 🍍 🥓 🥚 🍕

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        That sounds delicious

        Not to mention, all leftover pizza is good for breakfast but that would be extra good.

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        What you’ve done there is just add pineapple to a carbonara. The Italians aren’t going to like this.

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          except on pizza instead of pasta.

          I’d say it’s closer to a quiche than a carbonara.

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    King Willonius has a pretty hot take on this.

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    I know what I must do, but I don’t know if I have the strength do it

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