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08.06.16

Since the early-1950s, it has been common scientific knowledge that one in every four PAD clusters attached to each strand of DNA is constructed with a limited number of syllables available over a typical lifespan.  These are the larger of the two DNA PADs, and commonly known throughout the scientific community as maxiPADs. It’s the smaller of the two, the miniPADs, which carry the unique, and often overlooked identifying punctuation.  As is evident, this is rock-hard science broken down into a more granular form.

As an ongoing topic in many forums, successful management of an extensible syllable PAD cluster (i.e., syllabus, or en espanol: minibus) has experienced not just one, but three of the typical growth rates of a standard, albeit, alternative vehicle.  Although it has been the foundation of many locally unregulated vacillating organizations, as well as being studied in hundreds of post-graduate labradors, it has been firmly established that three of the top four cryptogeorectal layers could actually extend what was previously considered static, by an average factor of 2.7284 ms. This would be accomplished through the simple adoption of an existing schema. Obviously, the benefits speak for themselves.

Mariopa A. Singulaperana, MD, PhD, DDS, Esq, has proven that if the typical, mid-range level of loose apparition material simply begins reducing syllable use among colleagues, stripping the waste while leaving the critically most important first syllable, it has been estimated that the savings would be significant, fatigue-onset would be delayed, and the possibility of contracting the often fatal red-green, subpolar, rectodubious malignancies would be virtually eliminated. In lab settings such as those at the University of Fauxster, in famed Buckheister, along with many other institutions worldwide, this study has provided future doctoral-candidates the fodder to continue the study of separation-advancement technology for years to come.

Future generations will be guaranteed.  The children of our children’s children, and beyond, will live in a healthy, peaceful world, because of the generous donations keeping this research on the leading edge. Their lives depend on it … the children’s lives.  On your donations.

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*Due to numerous reports of insomnia being diagnosed in those who weaseled out of donating, we conducted a study to see if there was any correlation between the two. The study concluded that simple greed does directly affect the ability to sleep restfully. Hence, those in the donation-declination group unwittingly joined the sleep-deprivation group.

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3 Responses to “The PAD Clusters of Syllable DNA”

  1. frosty73 Says:

    And aren’t you going to share with us the website where we can donate? Please hurry, I’m losing sleep!

  2. Lar Says:

    Try matre at paypal dot com … remember, the more you give, the more fulfilled your life will be. As well as your children’s children.

  3. Lar Says:

    WTF?

    This was a self-assigned project to write an absurd, mindless story — but it had to have a sense of flow. It was actually quite challenging and enjoyable … much more challenging than I had expected.

    The topic I began with was this: “What would be the savings if we reduced everyone’s name to just one syllable?”

    What savings, you ask? Well, that was part of the absurdity. I wrote it in response to watching how people responded to very biased stories on the Web, and how they commented appropriately … i.e., their comments usually went along with the story’s bias. You know, lemmings.

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