So. In Highschool there's this little class called Biology. And in said class, we were learning about the cell cycle with Interphase and the phases inside of it like G1, S Phase, and G2, as well as Mitosis and the phases in that like Prophase, Metaphase, Anaphase, and Telephase and then the finial one called Cytokinesis.

SOOOOO

Then we got on to talking about how Cancer cells (bear with me I'm getting to it) ignore Interphase crap and (imagine G1, S Phase, and G2 as like checkpoints to see if the cell is ready to move to the next phase. Interphase is were a cell prepares for Mitosis aka cell division by the way, if any of y'all didn't know) just keep on dividing and dividing and dividing and eventually create tumors. So them we learned about this little thing inside cells that I currently forgot the name of, but it's purpose is to patrol the cell and make sure everything's going fine. It's following the right path and it's growing and dividing properly. But if it isn't this little thing tells the cell, you should figure out what's wrong.

If it can't or it can't fix/repair itself.

The cell literally 'commits suicide.'

So then being the person I am. I wrote this down on a piece of paper in Sharpie.

Call C-E-L-L-735-9502 to help stop/prevent Cell Suicide today.

Hehhhhhh I'm not a good person hehhhh.

But meh. My mistakes have been made now. Hope you enjoyed whatever this 'randomness' was.