You know you're a WDW nut when...

Pluto23 · Post by **Pluto23** » Mar Mon 08, 2010 2:30 pm

Len90 wrote:In order to study, you have to make everything into a Disney reference so you can recall it later. The Monorail, Teacups, MK park layout and numerous other attractions were just recently used for General Biology.

OK - that is a new memory trick I will have try out. Good one Len90

Post by **Len90** » Mar Mon 08, 2010 2:36 pm

Pluto23 wrote:
Len90 wrote:In order to study, you have to make everything into a Disney reference so you can recall it later. The Monorail, Teacups, MK park layout and numerous other attractions were just recently used for General Biology.
OK - that is a new memory trick I will have try out. Good one Len90

It really works out well. For example the resort and express monorail. The express monorail is myelinated and the local is non myelinated. The myelinated action potential doesn't lose any electrons (no stops to let off passengers) and the non-myelinated is the resort monorail since it can let off passengers (electrons) along the way

mindflipper · Post by **mindflipper** » Mar Mon 08, 2010 3:10 pm

And that's today biology lesson from Dr. Len90! Tune in tomorrow...

joeybTNU · Post by **joeybTNU** » Mar Tue 09, 2010 2:19 am

Len90 wrote:
Pluto23 wrote:
Len90 wrote:In order to study, you have to make everything into a Disney reference so you can recall it later. The Monorail, Teacups, MK park layout and numerous other attractions were just recently used for General Biology.
OK - that is a new memory trick I will have try out. Good one Len90
It really works out well. For example the resort and express monorail. The express monorail is myelinated and the local is non myelinated. The myelinated action potential doesn't lose any electrons (no stops to let off passengers) and the non-myelinated is the resort monorail since it can let off passengers (electrons) along the way

I didn't understand a lick of that but you just got Disney nut points with me!

Pluto23 · Post by **Pluto23** » Mar Tue 09, 2010 7:19 am

OK. I have to agree with JOEYB. Way over my head.

braden · Post by **braden** » Mar Tue 09, 2010 8:51 am

Len90 wrote:
Pluto23 wrote:
Len90 wrote:In order to study, you have to make everything into a Disney reference so you can recall it later. The Monorail, Teacups, MK park layout and numerous other attractions were just recently used for General Biology.
OK - that is a new memory trick I will have try out. Good one Len90
It really works out well. For example the resort and express monorail. The express monorail is myelinated and the local is non myelinated. The myelinated action potential doesn't lose any electrons (no stops to let off passengers) and the non-myelinated is the resort monorail since it can let off passengers (electrons) along the way

Good one Len90!...but does that mean the express monorail (myelinated) is faster than the resort (unmyelinated) staying true to the science?...haha.

Post by **Len90** » Mar Tue 09, 2010 12:19 pm

braden wrote:
Len90 wrote:
Pluto23 wrote: OK - that is a new memory trick I will have try out. Good one Len90
It really works out well. For example the resort and express monorail. The express monorail is myelinated and the local is non myelinated. The myelinated action potential doesn't lose any electrons (no stops to let off passengers) and the non-myelinated is the resort monorail since it can let off passengers (electrons) along the way
Good one Len90!...but does that mean the express monorail (myelinated) is faster than the resort (unmyelinated) staying true to the science?...haha.

It is not really the speed that is fully at bay. All I had to know for the exam is that myelinated axons (express monorails) don't have the ability to lose any electrons (passengers) along the way, thus making them more effective. I would like to thank my brother Mark86 for also explaining some of this stuff via the use of Disney analogies.

mindflipper · Post by **mindflipper** » Mar Tue 09, 2010 1:21 pm

Uh....um.....huh???

Post by **Len90** » Mar Tue 09, 2010 1:27 pm

mindflipper wrote:Uh....um.....huh???

Just nod like you understand and we can move on

You know you are a WDW nut when your friends finally understand you like WDW and there is nothing they can do to change it.

braden · Post by **braden** » Mar Tue 09, 2010 1:27 pm

Sorry, I couldn't resist a science joke being the dork that I am....thanks for the advice Len...I never thought to use disney stuff as memory tricks for studying, etc....man have I been missing out. thanks!

mindflipper · Post by **mindflipper** » Mar Tue 09, 2010 3:41 pm

Having fun with you, Len90 - I understand better than you think...

packwingfn · Post by **packwingfn** » Mar Tue 09, 2010 4:18 pm

When you're super excited to listen to Subsonic Radio on your brand new Ipod Touch!

Akyriel · Post by **Akyriel** » Mar Tue 09, 2010 4:22 pm

Len90 wrote:Only sad part is it mentions River Country, and Discovery Island.

I miss River Country

boilerbabe · Post by **boilerbabe** » Mar Tue 09, 2010 11:49 pm

When DH and I were at our fav. restaurant, we ordered calamari and it was shaped like Mouse ears!!! DH took a pic. on his iPhone and e-mailed it to me, I just don't know how to get it to my photobucket account. Anyone know how I can do that so I can show everyone?!

Post by **Len90** » Mar Wed 10, 2010 12:37 am

boilerbabe wrote:When DH and I were at our fav. restaurant, we ordered calamari and it was shaped like Mouse ears!!! DH took a pic. on his iPhone and e-mailed it to me, I just don't know how to get it to my photobucket account. Anyone know how I can do that so I can show everyone?!

Very easy process. If you have a PC, you can easily right click the attachment in your email and click save picture as. Save the picture to your computer and upload like you normally do.

If you have a Mac, just drag the image from the email onto your desktop. Then upload like usual.