CAA: Christian Anime Alliance

The downside is that we have the rare troll now and then running in and punching the kids, the teacher bans him from the class pretty quick though.

*Edit: Thats biology kids. RNA rules!*

Hahah nice ^^

I had a course in which the instructor was fond of giving multiple-choice tests because they could be graded by machine. Given that they were fairly long, it was almost inevitable that the correct answers would spell "CAA" several times. They were a good reminder to pray and remember what is really important.

ROFL!

What does CAA stand for again? It has been a few years..isn't it like

Cytosine, Ademine? OR something like that?

I understand it means Canadian Automobile Association.

Hahahah! That's awesome, Ekey. Awesome. Wait til you get to chem. No fun acronyms there. Just hard work. XD!

uc pseudonym wrote:I had a course in which the instructor was fond of giving multiple-choice tests because they could be graded by machine. Given that they were fairly long, it was almost inevitable that the correct answers would spell "CAA" several times. They were a good reminder to pray and remember what is really important.

Amen, I went from an F to a D in that class in a week. I saw that and thought of you guys.
Aw, no one noticed the new nucleotide, Locke?.

I had a B-A in that class!! (THANK YOU LABS!!!!!!)

cytocine adenine adenine... wooo~ what are those things called? I just took notes on this last Friday at a genetics update conference @_@ the three code things... codons?

when we had to read that chapter I kinda didn't read the chart with all teh little letter codes in it and I didn't catch the CAA XD;

I Was Close!!!!

Nucleotides are evil. Except for the CAA one though

i miss taking biology

I really don't get it, the link thumbnail kept opening up the wrong page...

My biology teacher is awesome. Today, he asked us to help him mark a set of grade 9 applied-level tests on sexual reproduction. Apparently this class was permitted to use their notes AND was given a study guide, which was bascially a copy of the test itself, complete with answers. Given that the majority of applied-level students in my school aren't exactly the hardest working students, it wasn't too surprising that many of the tests were failures. Multiple choise answers were guessed, wrong terms were used for organs from the wrong gender, and someone selected all "False" in the True and False section. That was bad, but at least the person knew they would get some marks for it. To top it all off, someone put all A's in the TRUE OR FALSE section. Not T, not F, but A. Yeah, we have way too much fun in class.