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MIMA (mitochondrial malofilium) is a macroprotein found in human bones as a result of a certain disease.

When screening for new animators, the standard test is to ask them to draw a cicada. The best animators get hired by studios, and their ten-frame clip of a cicada flapping its wings often makes it into a show they work on, as an Easter egg.

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Tanning was actually invented by Ancient Egyptians in 1300 BC as a way to make leather clothes darker, so that assassins could blend into the night better while on missions.

>>11027624
>clothes can't get tan

The pigments in clothes work similar to the pigmentation in skin. If you leave a white T-shirt out in the sun for long enough, it will start to go brown.

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In the early days of the printing press, the letter "s" was the most likely to get caught, so they had to balance out the number of "s"es (this is also why the long "s", "ſ", was created).
The idea was you had an "s" quota, and one of the solutions was to balance out the number of "s"es that you used. So you could have, "The dog runs," or, "The dogs run," but never, "The dogs runs," because that would cause the machine to get stuck.

I was actually looking for a picture of Yamazaki from CCS to use in a thread, and I came across this topic on Wrong Planet:
http://www.wrongplanet.net/postt194979.html

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