I don’t get out much
You know you’re a hopeless geek when…
…you get served an onion ring like this, and all you can think about is bacterial plasmid replication forks.
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- Jenny on Hello, New York!
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Recent Labliterals
- A literary pub rendezvous
- Temptation, temptation…new physics lab lit!
- Oh yeah, I have hair
- It’s not easy being green
- Hello, New York!
- Back to the past
- Say it with E. coli and Enterococcus
*Sighs* I’m with you on that one Jenny, I would even go so far as to keep that onion ring for use in tutorials, in the hope that it may engage the students more than me drawing a theta on a white board
But… the smell.
I wouldn’t have made the association, since it was so long ago that I learned about bacterial replication I’d forgotten all about it.
Onion rings, however, I am well familiar with.
I’m glad I wasn’t the only one seeing a plasmid! I also see codons on license plates here in the States, such as today’s license plate carrying 564 UGC.