Second year, we got microbiology. And the majority of the lectures ended up being done by the
So he would talk about various microorganisms and the awful diseases they could cause. AND EVERY SINGLE TIME the last phrases would be:
"And then you die. And that's bad." Always in the same sing-song cadence.
So for all of the anti-vaxxers out there...remember that.
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Our micro lecturer had a tendency to get bored toward the end of his own lectures and quit early. Enjoyed reading through your recent posts.
BTW, you might enjoy this lighthearted jab at "anti-vaxxers" called "New study links childhood vaccines to bad manners later in life." (http://medexaminer.wordpress.com/2012/06/17/new-study-links-childhood-vaccines-to-bad-manners-later-in-life/)
-the Daily Medical Examiner
I'm a visual learner. I actually went several without going to classes dueing my second year, because I learned better if I just stayed home and read the class notes and textbooks.
I'm with Grumpy - I was a much happier person when I realized I could just stay home and study the online notes all day.
As for the microbiologist with the sing-song voice, at my university we had a microbiologist who was obsessed with STIs. At least once every lecture he would say something along the lines of "So it's Friday night, and you've had ten beers at the local dive bar, and you decide to sleep with the not-so-clean-looking person who's been eying you all night. And now you have....GONORRHEA!"
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