A pet peeve of this place is no SN hijacking from ESPiN

Darkstone42 · Apr 21, 2010

dare2be said:

I see what you did there.

Alcoholic....

=)

Darkstone42 · Apr 21, 2010

smo5039 said:
I was gonna say if you don't know her you should lol. You gotta snag her off your friend cause she's a keeper.

Haha, I'm not snagging anyone anytime soon. How do you know her?

scottflyers88 · Apr 21, 2010

darkstone do you watch breaking bad?

smo5039 · Apr 21, 2010

Darkstone42 said:
Haha, I'm not snagging anyone anytime soon. How do you know her?

We went to the same high school (Deer Lakes). She's the only one I know that went to allegheny, that's why I asked if you knew her.

Darkstone42 · Apr 21, 2010

scottflyers88 said:
darkstone do you watch breaking bad?

I've watched one episode and loved it. But I didn't know about it until the third season and have a meeting every week when it's on. I've heard excellent things, and I would certainly watch it given the opportunity. I assume you've seen it, so I'll ask you. Is it good?

dare2be · Apr 21, 2010

Darkstone42 said:
How do you feel about azo-doping in liquid crystal sytems? Next year I start research in that general field, synthesizing new mesogens and studying the optical effects of changing the position of the carboxylic acid group in methyl red.

I remember balancing chemical equations in 10th grade. Fun times.

heh heh...heh heh

Forty_Sixand2 · Apr 21, 2010

Darkstone42 said:
How do you feel about azo-doping in liquid crystal sytems? Next year I start research in that general field, synthesizing new mesogens and studying the optical effects of changing the position of the carboxylic acid group in methyl red.

Ummm

I am for it..?.?

I use methyl red in my differential media when trying to differentiate strains of Salmonella enterica serovars as well as Listeria spp.... I have to seperate the monocytogenes from the innocua, you know....

And that about sums that up....

Can I run my prion theory by you at some point, the idea that these "rogue proteins" are nothing more than toxins released by a yet undetermined virus that is long gone by the time the disease starts to progress to it's clinical stages? I need to finish this here post doc to get enough credibility to write the paper and have it taken seriously.

Darkstone42 · Apr 21, 2010

dare2be said:
I remember balancing chemical equations in 10th grade. Fun times.

heh heh...heh heh

That was the start of an academic love affair for me. Believe it or not, one of my classes this semester as a junior in college started with balancing equations.

scottflyers88 · Apr 21, 2010

i think bryan cranston is a really good actor. i was watching tv one day and they played the first episode. i heard good things and always wanted to watch it. well i did and it was great. i would like to watch more although with hockey playoffs on and baseball starting and the fact that i have no idea when it is on gets in the way. very good show if any other episodes are even close to the first one.

Darkstone42 · Apr 21, 2010

Forty_Sixand2 said:
Ummm

I am for it..?.?

I use methyl red in my differential media when trying to differentiate strains of Salmonella enterica serovars as well as Listeria spp.... I have to seperate the monocytogenes from the innocua, you know....

And that about sums that up....

Can I run my prion theory by you at some point, the idea that these "rogue proteins" are nothing more than toxins released by a yet undetermined virus that is long gone by the time the disease starts to progress to it's clinical stages? I need to finish this here post doc to get enough credibility to write the paper and have it taken seriously.

You can run it by me, but I know nothing, and I mean nothing, about biology. I know very little biochemistry (I'll know more after studying RNA duplexing this summer), but not enough to comprehend what you're presenting. I'm on a track for physical chemistry, and honestly might as well have been a physics major, if not for my love of kinetics.

elocomotive · Apr 21, 2010

SFNL said:
Basically, we don't welcome trolling faggots

No offense to the mod, but who uses that word. What century is this?

Darkstone42 · Apr 21, 2010

scottflyers88 said:
i think bryan cranston is a really good actor. i was watching tv one day and they played the first episode. i heard good things and always wanted to watch it. well i did and it was great. i would like to watch more although with hockey playoffs on and baseball starting and the fact that i have no idea when it is on gets in the way. very good show if any other episodes are even close to the first one.

One of my friends, who I visit all the time, has the first two seasons, so I'll have to make sure to watch those sometime this summer, since we're both staying at school for summer research.

Darkstone42 · Apr 21, 2010

elocomotive said:
No offense to the mod, but who uses that word. What century is this?

True, and since stick bundles don't have fingers (or brains) I don't think we'll have to worry about them trolling.

Forty_Sixand2 · Apr 21, 2010

Darkstone42 said:
You can run it by me, but I know nothing, and I mean nothing, about biology. I know very little biochemistry (I'll know more after studying RNA duplexing this summer), but not enough to comprehend what you're presenting. I'm on a track for physical chemistry, and honestly might as well have been a physics major, if not for my love of kinetics.

Well that works out well since I struggled my way through inorganic, pchem and physics...but demolished organic, biochem and protein synthesis....

This connection is looking more and more like ovechkin and nylander....looked good on paper and dying on the ice....

Darkstone42 · Apr 21, 2010

Forty_Sixand2 said:
Well that works out well since I struggled my way through inorganic, pchem and physics...but demolished organic, biochem and protein synthesis....

This connection is looking more and more like ovechkin and nylander....looked good on paper and dying on the ice....

At least we can share a hatred for inorganic. What a terrible subject. Did you ever take a course in chemical analysis?

Forty_Sixand2 · Apr 21, 2010

Darkstone42 said:
At least we can share a hatred for inorganic. What a terrible subject. Did you ever take a course in chemical analysis?

No. My few elective courses were in protein synthesis, grad level biochem and food chemistry (amazingly hard actually).

Food makes for a great vehicle for a bioweapon....I had to know it in and out.

puckhead · Apr 21, 2010

smo5039 said:
I was gonna say if you don't know her you should lol. You gotta snag her off your friend cause she's a keeper.

SFNL · Apr 21, 2010

smo5039 said:
We went to the same high school (Deer Lakes). She's the only one I know that went to allegheny, that's why I asked if you knew her.

Penn Stater huh... You should meet bonham, she has been looking for some dick for months on the main board

Darkstone42 · Apr 21, 2010

Forty_Sixand2 said:
No. My few elective courses were in protein synthesis, grad level biochem and food chemistry (amazingly hard actually).

Food makes for a great vehicle for a bioweapon....I had to know it in and out.

Food chemistry is based heavily in chemical analysis, or at the very least the evaluation thereof is. Was there a lot of titration in that class?

smo5039 · Apr 21, 2010

SFNL said:
Penn Stater huh... You should meet bonham, she has been looking for some dick for months on the main board

lol well, If she's been looking that long i don't know if she will be worth it cause for most girls it's not that hard to find. Is she worth it? haha

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