Ode to lack of ideas (see I'm very creative)

Um, first things first this post will not be an actual ode. Yes unfortunate I know but I can't be bothered first finding out what an ode actually is (I know it's a sort of lyrical poem, but beyond that I'm lost) and then actually writing one. Especially when I can learn all about the acetabulum and how the hip joint has mobility without a sacrifice in stability blah blah blah...It's actually really interesting, just often confusing.

Anyway, I was sitting here reading blogs and making some comments when I realised I always seem to have something to say about other people's blogs but never much to say on my own. Or rather I can be bothered commenting but not posting, because posting requires me to actually make an effort and think of a topic, instead of just adding to an already present topic. Maybe I'm just lazy, but more likely I might be unimaginative *gasp*. Damn you TV! You've ruined my...um...ah well *turns on small portable television*.

Anyway, so instead of actually posting about something I thought I'd post about nothing! That's right this whole post is gonna be a collection of random ramblings that goes nowhere of interest (yes that's right you can tune out now...but beware of the pirhanas in the moat on your way out...they've been starved for a few days now and the moment you wade in you risk stepping on the many pouches of blood that line the floor of the rather shallow body of water. I should've paid the digger more). Now I've lost my train of thought. No matter I'll come up with something. In the meantime please enjoy this informational interlude.

"The arms and legs both rotate 90 degrees during development but in different directions. So, in an adult in the anatomical position the flexor surface of the upper limbs are anterior whereas that of the lower limbs are posterior. This makes sense really, I mean imagine if your legs bent the same way as your arms! Geez you'd look like a freak! Hehe, you wouldn't be able to walk properly, at least not with the gait you have now. Plus you'd be able to kick yourself in the head! Wow what a great party trick! And wouldn't it be freakier still if your arms and legs were switched? But hey, then we'd all have big biceps and triceps and then all people would have to worry about working out are the quadriceps and the hamstrings, and they're already big! And did you know that your hand has 1 more bone in it than your foot? Interesting huh? So on an X-ray the simplest method of telling a hand from a foot would be to count the bones! Wow! Who knew it was all so simple? Now let's not worry about those anomalies or the fact that it's difficult to identify the individual bones on an X-ray of the distal limb."

Nope, still hasn't come back. But I think I'm just about done with this post. Maybe a quick update on what's been happening lately. Um, not much. Okay see ya!