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lastlib

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11. I caught an episode of Star Trek:TNG last night

Reply to Ocelot II (Original post)

Sat Jan 6, 2024, 01:28 PM

Jan 2024

in which some newly-discovered life-form communicated with the Enterprise crew and called them "bags of water." A rather fascinating episode, gave a unique perspective on human life.

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The Human Body Is Bags, Bags and More Bags [View all] Ocelot II Jan 2024 OP

Ugly bags of mostly water TwilightZone Jan 2024 #1

hem. AllaN01Bear Jan 2024 #8

I saw this episode last night. lastlib Jan 2024 #12

I like it. I wonder if anyone else listened to Radio Lab this last week end. 1WorldHope Jan 2024 #2

My anatomy professor described human cachukis Jan 2024 #3

The wonders of gastrulation. LastDemocratInSC Jan 2024 #5

I've told my kids that we are nothing more than a worm - a mouth, some digestion, and an anus erronis Jan 2024 #6

Where have I heard this before 🤔 dweller Jan 2024 #4

Recent articles on the little bubbles on the surfaces of many plants erronis Jan 2024 #7

The human body is a tube with a mouth at one end and an anus at the other. LastLiberal in PalmSprings Jan 2024 #9

One cell...little bag. Skin? big bag.. Makes sense.. Like those nesting ruzzian dolls.. Matryoshka mitch96 Jan 2024 #10

I caught an episode of Star Trek:TNG last night lastlib Jan 2024 #11