I've been studying embryology of the gonads for days and seriously, it has started to make me a little wonky.
So wonky that today, while drawing a schematic of how the undifferentiated gonad becomes either female or male, I came up with a really really bad joke about the process.
Why was the Mesonephric duct so hard to live with?
Because it was passive regressive.
[Insert snare drum and cymbals crashing sound here.]
So wonky that today, while drawing a schematic of how the undifferentiated gonad becomes either female or male, I came up with a really really bad joke about the process.
Why was the Mesonephric duct so hard to live with?
Because it was passive regressive.
[Insert snare drum and cymbals crashing sound here.]
See what happens when you stare at these types of images for too long?
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| From Langman's Medical Embryology |
11 comments:
GROAN!!!
As a side note, malformations of the urogenital apparatus are really interesting from a clinical standpoint. They're surprisingly common!
You loved it. Admit it. =)
Bah- dum - chi. Nice.
Thank you! I was trying to think of a way to write that. =)
*slow clap*
And by "slow clap" you mean the kind of clap that starts off as one person clapping slowing, then rising, soon followed by many other people slow clapping until finally it turns into a giant thundering applause?
I thought so.
Lol...*I* laughed. But, I am also a dork. Hmm...actually, you should probably not use me as a reference for this.
Oh, Langman's. You bring back memories.
Oh, absolutely. Glad you got my meaning :)
So a rabbi, a priest, and an OCT3/4-positive germ cell walk into this bar, and the bartender says...
Says..."we don't serve pluripotent pre-malignant cells here" and the priest leaves??
=)
I don't know, you gotta tell me the punch line!!
I take it you've heard that one before???
I love it!
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