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Anatomy Terms I've Studied That Might Also Be Bands I Saw in College
- Hypotonic Solution
- Sulcus
- Nodes of Ranvier
- False Pelvis
- Vasa Recta
- Xiphoid Process
- Golgi Complex
- Weber Test
- Glenoid Fossa
- Axon Hillock
- Wharton's Jelly
- Circle of Willis
Thursday, March 06, 2008
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Are the group members of Circle of Willis Rumor, Scout and Tallulah?
By the way, this would be a stellar entry on McSweeney's Lists!
Jules
House of Jules
I think the name of the "hippi-techno" group I saw last night was called "Golgi Complex".
Sulcus is a great death metal band. I saw them open for Deicide at the Thirsty Whale in the early 90's.
Those names should be easy to remember then if you can relate them to bands!
Wharton's Jelly? Isn't that the lube that warms when you blow on it?
Good call!
I thought maybe it was a reference to a rare jelly made from Edith Wharton. Yes, folks, I've attempted literary humor!
I may have to Google False Pelvis. It sounds like a procedure that Joan Rivers may have had...
I'm a fan of the Epiploic Appendages myself.
I believe that Circle of Willis is also the name of a gay porn film. No wait, it's Circle of Willies. My bad.
Didn't the Isle of Lagerhans change there name to the Perkingy Fibers?
Yay for learning the xiphoid process!! That little sucker is why non-trained people shouldn't be giving CPR ;).
Nice.
I want a false pelvis! Ya know, just as a back up. You never know what could happen.
HA! not a lot of dignity in a catchy band name, for sure.
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