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Poenatomy 

Describing the body in an extremely poetic way, especially when you're high.
"Dude... What would you call this?: describing how your body feels when you're hella high, just in a really poetic state?"

"Fucke dude.... Poenatomy."

" I felt like this like, fusion kinda energy like, flowin’ through me and like… Dude. It was fucking weird. I felt heavy, but light at the same time. And like. My body was trying to lean, but the bones were still standing tall.” I was saying some weird ass shit, and Savvy was like that’s fucking trippy. I was like “ya dude… Like. Some kinda anatomical poetic kinda shit…”

“I don’t know, dude. Whatever it was, that shit was trippy.”

“I guess, bro. Just like…. What would I call that *THOUGHTSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSSS*…. Ana… At-tom-etry, anatoetic…”

Then Savvy suggested: “Poenatomy.”
Poenatomy by cambria1129 April 19, 2011
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A study of the anatomy of Joe
I am studying Joenatomy.
I am researching to get my Phd in Joenatomy
Joenatomy by Joseph Whales November 7, 2022
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The serious and in depth study of the anatomy of Joe.
Joenatomy is a long sought after field full of wonders and interesting topics regarding anatomy.
Joenatomy has many cool gadgets used in the field such as the use of beakers and in depth studies on depression.

Joe is trying to graduate with a Joenatomy degree.
Joenatomy analyses small brains, long tongues and abnormally long mouths.
Joenatomy by Joseph Whales November 16, 2022
The academic field associated with studying the body structure of Joe and other similar creatures.
Nice to meet you, what program are you in?
Hey there! I'm in my 3rd year of Joenatomy, what about you?
Same here, what a coincidence!
Joenatomy by Joanne Whalington November 16, 2022
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