R.I.P. Ash~ / Stephano~

[21:24] > damnit (>òó)
[21:24] > I return home, they brought little black bunny to vet and he be dead
[21:24] > (>T___T !
[21:25] > the vet only washed him >__>;….
[21:25] > why can’t I hear any valid reason
[21:25] FrozenTrout> D’:
[21:25] TeneIsFieryCrocodileFood> washed him with ACID?
[21:25] > that’s what I’m wondering too…
[21:26] > before all this:
[21:26] > black on is babysitting on the new little ones a lot
[21:26] > and he is starting to collect a lot of poo >__> on his bum
[21:26] > so me notice, me wipe~!
[21:27] > and now after the weekend aunt brought him to vet >__>
[21:27] > all I hear is now after class is that the vet only washed him <__<
[21:27] > was the vet like drowning it or something…
[21:42] > also heard the doc has said they are not allowed to eat just about anything >__>
[21:42] > if food was a problem, the white one should have died ages ago
[21:42] > I always spot it eating, even eating parent’s food >__>

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Dr Kawashima doesn’t take royalties~

Joystiq: Brain Training creator refuses millions in royalties
And their source:
PhysOrg: ‘Brain training’ Dr Kawashima has no time for games

Royalties from the brain training software for the Nintendo DS alone have reached 2.4 billion yen (22 million dollars), with 17 million titles sold worldwide since its debut in Japan in May 2005.

Under the rules of his employer, state-funded Tohoku University, Kawashima could take up to half the proceeds with the rest going to the school.

But Kawashima, married to a high-school classmate with four sons, is happy to live on his annual salary of around 11 million yen (100,000 dollars).

Kawashima pours his portion of the royalties from his work into funding research. He has built a 300-million-yen laboratory at the university’s Institute of Development, Aging and Cancer where he works, and another lab worth 400 million yen is due to be completed in March.

Interesting o_o