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I did something really silly last night...

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DaShen

Lifer
I couldn't sleep, so I decided to get up and read the MCAT book a little more. Mind you, I have no prior knowledge on Biology, Chemistry... so this has been a slow going process.

I got to the section about Genetic Mutation, and the book said this,
"There are three kinds of mutations (hee hee):
1. Point mulations
2. Insertion muktations
3. Deletion muations"

I was so busy trying to learn the terminology and trying to figure out what "hee hee" stood for, an enzyme or some mnemonic device, I totally didn't get the joke until a few minutes later.

I am such a dunce 😉 (I was always slow at word play jokes, but who would have thought they would have it in an MCAT review book)
 
Originally posted by: Tobolo
Originally posted by: FoBoT
w0w
kind of funny
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not so much no
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Oh yeah,

"A proton, an electron, and a neutron all walk into a bar. The neutron tries to attract the proton, but is shot down. A little while later, the proton and electron leave together, instantly attracted to each other.

The neutron, a little despondant, finishes his drink and asks the bartender how much the bill is. The bartender goes, 'For you, No Charge.'"

That one still gets to me. 😉 :laugh:

**EDIT**
So corny, it is funny.
 
Originally posted by: allisolm
I get the joke in the book, but I don't get what you did that was silly.😕
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In his own words:

I was so busy trying to learn the terminology and trying to figure out what "hee hee" stood for, an enzyme or some mnemonic device, I totally didn't get the joke until a few minutes later.
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Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: allisolm
I get the joke in the book, but I don't get what you did that was silly.😕
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In his own words:

I was so busy trying to learn the terminology and trying to figure out what "hee hee" stood for, an enzyme or some mnemonic device, I totally didn't get the joke until a few minutes later.
Click to expand...
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My fault. 🙂
"I did something really silly last night..." around here usually involves alcohol, nakedness, maybe standing out in the street directing traffic with your...



 
Originally posted by: allisolm
Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: allisolm
I get the joke in the book, but I don't get what you did that was silly.😕
Click to expand...

In his own words:

I was so busy trying to learn the terminology and trying to figure out what "hee hee" stood for, an enzyme or some mnemonic device, I totally didn't get the joke until a few minutes later.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

My fault. 🙂
"I did something really silly last night..." around here usually involves alcohol, nakedness, maybe standing out in the street directing traffic with your...
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😉 Yeah, I will share those stories at a later time. 😛
 
Originally posted by: LoKe
I must fail at something, but how is that funny? 😕
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Situational comedy can sometimes be hard to grasp. But it is more the fact that I was completely unaware of the joke because I was too focused on learning the curriculum.
 
Originally posted by: DaShen
Originally posted by: Tobolo
Originally posted by: FoBoT
w0w
kind of funny
Click to expand...

not so much no
Click to expand...

Oh yeah,

"A proton, an electron, and a neutron all walk into a bar. The neutron tries to attract the proton, but is shot down. A little while later, the proton and electron leave together, instantly attracted to each other.

The neutron, a little despondant, finishes his drink and asks the bartender how much the bill is. The bartender goes, 'For you, No Charge.'"

That one still gets to me. 😉 :laugh:

**EDIT**
So corny, it is funny.
Click to expand...

Thanks... hadn't heard that one before. I'll use it in physics class this year.
 
Originally posted by: allisolm
Originally posted by: MmmSkyscraper
Originally posted by: allisolm
I get the joke in the book, but I don't get what you did that was silly.😕
Click to expand...

In his own words:

I was so busy trying to learn the terminology and trying to figure out what "hee hee" stood for, an enzyme or some mnemonic device, I totally didn't get the joke until a few minutes later.
Click to expand...
Click to expand...

My fault. 🙂
"I did something really silly last night..." around here usually involves alcohol, nakedness, maybe standing out in the street directing traffic with your...
Click to expand...


That is freakin' awesome. :beer:😀
 
Originally posted by: DrPizza
Originally posted by: DaShen
Originally posted by: Tobolo
Originally posted by: FoBoT
w0w
kind of funny
Click to expand...

not so much no
Click to expand...

Oh yeah,

"A proton, an electron, and a neutron all walk into a bar. The neutron tries to attract the proton, but is shot down. A little while later, the proton and electron leave together, instantly attracted to each other.

The neutron, a little despondant, finishes his drink and asks the bartender how much the bill is. The bartender goes, 'For you, No Charge.'"

That one still gets to me. 😉 :laugh:

**EDIT**
So corny, it is funny.
Click to expand...

Thanks... hadn't heard that one before. I'll use it in physics class this year.
Click to expand...

Matthew 5:5 (Revised) "The Geek Shalt Inherit the Earth" 😉 😛
 
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