You know, I typed in 'cut a worm in half and live' into google, and saw the answers.yahoo.com question about whether it dies or not. This is how it went:
Q: When you're turning the garden and cut a worm in half...?
does it die or become two worms?
Best answer: for some reason I can't even picture you turning a garden
Other answers:
- um when you cut it in half . both sides will continue wriggling. the head section can grow a new tail if the vital organs arent affected but the tail section will continue wriggling untill its cells die and wont grow a head
-It can either die or become 2 worms. As long as you have not severed any major organs the head will produce a new tail. And the tail will produce a new head.
-The piece with the procreation part(saddle) will live on, only if you cut him in half 'through the balls' both sides die...
-it becomes 2 pieces of bait
-Great question, I think it dies.
-two
-it dies
Here is an amusing story that happened in Latin last week. At least, Shu-hua and I found it funny.
Our teacher said, "Do you all know your perfect tense markers?'
Us: You mean, -i, -isti, -it, -imus, -istis, -erunt?
Teacher: No, I mean letters that perfect tense verbs are likely to have.
He writes on the board v, x, s and u.
Teacher: You can make a mnemonic out of that. Everyone know what a mnemonic is? It helps you remember things easily. Actually, maybe I shouldn't tell you this, it's a bit rude. Go on, try to make a mnemonic out of it.
Us: ...xSUV...uvsx... *five minutes later everyone gives up*
Teacher: Got it yet? It's a bit rude.
Us: No.
He writes "V-Sux".
Us: *mixture of ... and cracking up*
Teacher: Actually, there are lots of exceptions to this rule. In fact, there are so many exceptions, you can just forget about it. Yes. Just forget I said that.
Us: *mixture of ... and cracking up*
-End-
Best answer: for some reason I can't even picture you turning a garden
Other answers:
- um when you cut it in half . both sides will continue wriggling. the head section can grow a new tail if the vital organs arent affected but the tail section will continue wriggling untill its cells die and wont grow a head
-It can either die or become 2 worms. As long as you have not severed any major organs the head will produce a new tail. And the tail will produce a new head.
-The piece with the procreation part(saddle) will live on, only if you cut him in half 'through the balls' both sides die...
-it becomes 2 pieces of bait
-Great question, I think it dies.
-two
-it dies
Here is an amusing story that happened in Latin last week. At least, Shu-hua and I found it funny.
Our teacher said, "Do you all know your perfect tense markers?'
Us: You mean, -i, -isti, -it, -imus, -istis, -erunt?
Teacher: No, I mean letters that perfect tense verbs are likely to have.
He writes on the board v, x, s and u.
Teacher: You can make a mnemonic out of that. Everyone know what a mnemonic is? It helps you remember things easily. Actually, maybe I shouldn't tell you this, it's a bit rude. Go on, try to make a mnemonic out of it.
Us: ...xSUV...uvsx... *five minutes later everyone gives up*
Teacher: Got it yet? It's a bit rude.
Us: No.
He writes "V-Sux".
Us: *mixture of ... and cracking up*
Teacher: Actually, there are lots of exceptions to this rule. In fact, there are so many exceptions, you can just forget about it. Yes. Just forget I said that.
Us: *mixture of ... and cracking up*
-End-
3 comments:
hahahah latin sounds cute.
worms are one of life's great mysteries I suppose...
I SAW YOU AND UR MUM TODAY
we drove past when we were going to st lukes (my mum is weird and decided to go the long way... yeah...cough...)
AND YOU WERE WAITING AT THE GATE WITH A BOX OR SOMETHING AND YOUR MUM WAS DOING SOMETHING
i think that was you
if it wasnt
ignore me
hahaha
that was me taking in the sheets
and mi mum picking up leaves
i think
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