Dr. Weisbrode commonly describes fibrin as "boingies"*
... In my world, boingies are newsbytes from BoingBoing. And here are today's ones I think are worth checking out:
If you only go to one of these boingies today, check this one. It's another Photoshop contest, but this time it's with paintings and cartoon characters. Brilliant, hilarious, and worth scrolling down to see He-Man defeat the French aristocracy.
It's a cute idea, but after seeing many necropsies up close and personal, I just can't help thinking that large gummy things, whether or not they are shaped like an anatomically correct heart, remind me of clotted blood (smaller gummy thingies, however are still safe).
99 bottles of beer on the wall, 99 bottles of beer. Take one down, pass it around, 98 bottles of beer on the wall. Visit Wikipedia to see their list of "unboundedly long songs". And yes, the Lambchop song is on there.
I do enjoy flowcharts! Especially ones that poke fun at the science vs. religion debate.
If you've been considering hijacking a plane in Africa, watch out. Them peoples on the plane, they be badass.
There is no truer example of the pot calling the kettle black if I ever saw one.
*because apparently fibrin--- a substance formed as a result of the blood clotting cascade--- is stringy and elastic. Just seeing this man, this board-certified anatomic pathologist with a PhD, say "boingies" out loud is worth sitting in class on Friday afternoon for 2 hours and 40 minutes.
If you only go to one of these boingies today, check this one. It's another Photoshop contest, but this time it's with paintings and cartoon characters. Brilliant, hilarious, and worth scrolling down to see He-Man defeat the French aristocracy.
It's a cute idea, but after seeing many necropsies up close and personal, I just can't help thinking that large gummy things, whether or not they are shaped like an anatomically correct heart, remind me of clotted blood (smaller gummy thingies, however are still safe).
99 bottles of beer on the wall, 99 bottles of beer. Take one down, pass it around, 98 bottles of beer on the wall. Visit Wikipedia to see their list of "unboundedly long songs". And yes, the Lambchop song is on there.
I do enjoy flowcharts! Especially ones that poke fun at the science vs. religion debate.
If you've been considering hijacking a plane in Africa, watch out. Them peoples on the plane, they be badass.
There is no truer example of the pot calling the kettle black if I ever saw one.
*because apparently fibrin--- a substance formed as a result of the blood clotting cascade--- is stringy and elastic. Just seeing this man, this board-certified anatomic pathologist with a PhD, say "boingies" out loud is worth sitting in class on Friday afternoon for 2 hours and 40 minutes.