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At 8:40pm on April 27, 2008, Jezzy Wolfe said…
Thanks! They were a lot of fun to take. Well, all except the part where I dropped my key and was nearly stranded in a huge unfamiliar cemetery after closing hours...
At 7:02am on December 28, 2007, Greg Hall said…
Dude,

Keep the insanity and creativity coming! May 2008 be the year people look at you and say 'There's genius in that boy. And yes, I'd like to have him date my daughter...'
At 12:26pm on December 13, 2007, Natalie L. Sin said…
Thanks for the add!
At 8:26pm on December 2, 2007, Graveside Tales said…
Nathaniel it's awesome to have you here. Blog til your hearts content. Love the picture.

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Hometown:
US of Fuckin' A
About Me:
Pestilence.

A persistant/resistant strain just on the verge of an outbreak.
Pigeon holed and categorized
My thoughts should be incarcerated
My words ought to be erradicated
Website:
http://www.myspace.com/jasperwick
Favorite Authors
Kilgore Trout & Kurt Vonnegut
Favorite Books
Where the Wild Things Are

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DOGMA DETOUR

In 1958, Francis Crick enunciated the central dogma of molecular biology. Briefly, it states that all sequence (information) driven biological functions follow a certain flow:

DNA replication

RNA transcription

Protein translation

This pathway was also thought to be a one way street. Once a DNA sequence was commited to transcription it was impossible to revert back to its original state. RNA either stayed RNA, was targeted for degradation, or became translated into protein. That was it. And a… Continue

Posted on April 27, 2008 at 9:02am —

Nathaniel

Necrotic Tissue

Please check out my short-short story in the first issue of Necrotic Tissue.


You gotta register to receive the free ezine.


www.necrotictissue.com

Posted on January 2, 2008 at 5:24pm — 1 Comment

Nathaniel

Myself Interviewing Me

Myself: Mr Lambert, what sort of credibility do you bring to the table. In other words, what makes you think you're qualified to write.


Me: I'm a Lambert, and everyone knows that Lambert's are very edible.


Myself: No, not edible...credible. And I don't think I've ever heard of a Lambert. Except for maybe Christopher.


Me: You just haven't looked hard enough. Did you try looking down the rabbit hole? I didn't think so.


Myself:What?


Me: The Rabbit hole. The gia

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Posted on December 27, 2007 at 8:23am — 1 Comment

Nathaniel

UNCONDITIONAL

Daddy, will the world ever end?


Will I think all the ash is just a Winter's snowfall?


Can I make angels in my neighbors' remains?


When the sun winks out forever, what will you tell me then?


If I can't see the heavens, can God see me?


Can I still play in the backyard?


Will there be a gaping hole all the way to the center of the Earth?


If I stand at the edge and look down, will I see them, smell them, burning alive?


Daddy, will you even be

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Posted on December 13, 2007 at 7:42am — 5 Comments

 
 

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