http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flavour_(particle_physics)#Flavour_quantum_numbers

 

I think they're trolling us

 

 

Soooomebody's been neglecting roll call :P

I know.

It is bad and I should feel bad.

*tuts and glues to thread*

 

 

my lecture attendance on the other hand.

They do roll call in lectures?

crepitations are the popping sounds that mucous makes during infection (when mucous could clog up an entire segment) when a person inhales and exhales

They do roll call in lectures?

 

not usually

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flavour_(particle_physics)#Flavour_quantum_numbers

 

I think they're trolling us

meep

 

Kinda worriedexcited about quantum mechanics next year...

I shall just imagine them like ice cream flavours

Yum yum yum

rawr

There were some people in my exams who I am pretty sure I've never seen in a lecture

from: http://ladykaymd.tumblr.com/post/51528331956/100-things-youll-learn-your-first-year-of-medical

There were some people in my exams who I am pretty sure I've never seen in a lecture

 

I also have this feeling

2. You will learn that for almost any set of symptoms the answer could always be diabetes, pregnancy, SLE, or thyroid problems.

7. You will more than once find yourself at a table with a laptop, an iPad, two textbooks and several pages of notes all open in front of you and you will question your existence.

9. You’ll learn just how short an hour of actual study time is…you can get almost nothing done in just an hour. It goes by SO fast

10. Don’t study the night after an exam. Take some time off to just decompress. Only gunners start studying the night after the exam.

14. Invest in a giant desk—you will be thankful you did

18. Learn how to ignore your internet for a couple of hours at a time.

 

and thus I hang on the deserters' tree :P

20. You will learn that you can routinely sit in a library for six hours without a study break

 

On how not to be a gunner

27. Don’t be a gunner.

28. Avoid the gunners.

29. Don’t ask other people about their grades.

30. Don’t volunteer information about yours. It’s fine to say “that test was hard” or “I’m pretty happy with how I did”, but don’t be that asshole who’s bragging about getting a 95% on an exam with an average of 70—even if you did.

31. Don’t ask questions in class just to look smart or to show people up.

 

...

 

I'm clear

34. You will learn how to deal with being in the anatomy lab alone late at night or early in the morning. It will no longer be creepy to you to be the only living person in a room with 30 dead bodies.

 

it is probably really bad that the thought of being surrounded by 30 cadavers is slightly exciting

40. “Because I don’t have space in my brain” will become a valid excuse for everything from reasons you didn’t call a guy back to reasons you forgot to buy bread at the store.

 

RAM full

61. Sometimes you will laugh because there’s nothing else to do.

62. Sometimes you will cry because there’s nothing else to do.

63. You will learn to wait to cry until you’re alone in your car.

64. You will, at least once, have a break down where you’re not sure why you’re in medical school.

65. You will get past it

68. You will drink. You will drink because some days it’s the only way to get through the week.

 

tea. drink tea. lots of tea