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From: Still too far from the beach
Originally Posted by zeroday
i'm starting to get the feeling that we're arguing with a 12 year old...anyone else getting that impression about this guy? no way does a 38 yr old act like this.
The Third Ball
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Originally Posted by ccannizz11
you're different, I think "twat" is much classier 
I guess Street Spirit didn't she got downright pissy by the end of that thread...I didn't see anything particularly wrong in there
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Originally Posted by The Sarlacc
Neurons communicate with eachother by sending a charge over the synapse...which is what we both just said...but nice try.
Because you tried to BS your counter-response, you now get an F-.
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From: Toronto
Originally Posted by Cog Neuro Sci
A neuron gives off an electrical impulse. A synapse is a "branch" from an existing neuron that can reach out and communication electrically with synapses from other neurons.
You get an F.
You get an F.
You get an F. You obviously dont know what you are talking about. A synapse is not a branch that reaches out to other neurons. A synapse is a small gap between neurons (also called the synaptic cleft). Neurons communicate by neurotransmitters that are released from one neuron (presynaptic) and travel across the gap to a receiving neuron (postsynaptic). The only "branches" in the structure of a neuron are the dendrites and terminal buttons. Furthermore, neurons and neurotransmitters have both chemical and electrical aspects to them,.........its not just simply an electircal impulse.
Im a bit rusty because I have been out of school for a while now, but I can talk all day about this and go into much more detail. I specialized in Behavioural Neuroscience while completing my Psychology degree, and your description of a synaps is quite frankly pathetic.
Last edited by West6MT; Apr 19, 2006 at 06:46 PM.
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Originally Posted by Cog Neuro Sci
Because you tried to BS your counter-response, you now get an F-.
And if that's true, then I feel dirty and must go shower in clorox now.
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From: Still too far from the beach
Originally Posted by West6MT
You get an F. You obviously dont know what you are talking about. A synapse is not a branch that reaches out to other neurons. A synapse is a small gap between neurons (also called the synaptic cleft). Neurons communicate by neurotransmitters that are released from one neuron (presynaptic)and travel across the gap to a receiving neuron (postsynaptic ). The only "branches" in the structure of a neuron are the dendrites and terminal buttons. Furthermore, neurons and neurotransmitters have both chemical and electrical aspects to them,.........its not just simply an electircal impulse.
Im a bit rusty because I have been out of school for a while now, but I can talk all day about this and go into much more detail. I specialized in Behavioural Neuroscience while completing my Psychology degree, and your description of a synaps is quite frankly pathetic.
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Originally Posted by West6MT
You get an F. You obviously dont know what you are talking about. A synapse is not a branch that reaches out to other neurons. A synapse is a small gap between neurons (also called the synaptic cleft). Neurons communicate by neurotransmitters that are released from one neuron (presynaptic) and travel across the gap to a receiving neuron (postsynaptic). The only "branches" in the structure of a neuron are the dendrites and terminal buttons. Furthermore, neurons and neurotransmitters have both chemical and electrical aspects to them,.........its not just simply an electircal impulse.
Im a bit rusty because I have been out of school for a while now, but I can talk all day about this and go into much more detail. I specialized in Behavioural Neuroscience while completing my Psychology degree, and your description of a synaps is quite frankly pathetic.
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From: Bmore, MD
If we made a sitcom about this thread, we would win an emmy. You rule Cog - I'm actually laughing out loud at work while I read your posts. Do you tuck your shirts into your underwear?
Can somebody count how many times he's used the word FACT in this thread?
But seriously, let's all be nice so he'll stick around for a LONG LONG time.....you can't get entertainment like this for free nowadays.
Can somebody count how many times he's used the word FACT in this thread?
But seriously, let's all be nice so he'll stick around for a LONG LONG time.....you can't get entertainment like this for free nowadays.
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Wow... I missed all the fun.
This guy had me pulling out my hair a few days ago back in the beginning pages of this thread. I'm glad others could see right through this guy as well.
BTW, as I've mentioned earlier, but I thought I would add again, I have owned 2 350z's for over 3 years and as others have stated, there is NO tires skipping issue. I have driven both cars very hard and over a combined 50,000 miles, but I guess this guy who took a Z for a short test drive is an expert. I browse 350z forums often and have heard no mention of this issue.
I completely agree that this guy is either a kid or trying to pull our chains because I find it hard to believe a 38 year old can be this much stupid or as much of an idiot in real life.
This guy had me pulling out my hair a few days ago back in the beginning pages of this thread. I'm glad others could see right through this guy as well.
BTW, as I've mentioned earlier, but I thought I would add again, I have owned 2 350z's for over 3 years and as others have stated, there is NO tires skipping issue. I have driven both cars very hard and over a combined 50,000 miles, but I guess this guy who took a Z for a short test drive is an expert. I browse 350z forums often and have heard no mention of this issue.
I completely agree that this guy is either a kid or trying to pull our chains because I find it hard to believe a 38 year old can be this much stupid or as much of an idiot in real life.
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Originally Posted by 1killercls
You are new here. I would suggest you step back, take a deep breath and count to ten before posting again.
You may disagree with what cusdaddy says..but that is no reason to be an asshole. cusdaddy has been here a long time, he knows what he is talking about when it comes to cars..it's POLITICS where he is screwed up
You may disagree with what cusdaddy says..but that is no reason to be an asshole. cusdaddy has been here a long time, he knows what he is talking about when it comes to cars..it's POLITICS where he is screwed up
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Lola
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From: Toronto
Originally Posted by West6MT
You get an F. You obviously dont know what you are talking about. A synapse is not a branch that reaches out to other neurons. A synapse is a small gap between neurons (also called the synaptic cleft). Neurons communicate by neurotransmitters that are released from one neuron (presynaptic) and travel across the gap to a receiving neuron (postsynaptic). The only "branches" in the structure of a neuron are the dendrites and terminal buttons. Furthermore, neurons and neurotransmitters have both chemical and electrical aspects to them,.........its not just simply an electircal impulse.
Im a bit rusty because I have been out of school for a while now, but I can talk all day about this and go into much more detail. I specialized in Behavioural Neuroscience while completing my Psychology degree, and your description of a synaps is quite frankly pathetic.
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Originally Posted by Cog Neuro Sci
To the extent the lobotomy ablates certain regions in the medial prefrontal cortex, areas that can include the interacting functions of emotion and regulatory control.
you think because you use the word ablate we're going to think you're intelligent?
the key word here is *CAN* include these functions. primary control of these functions is located in the limbic system which is nowhere near the area where frontal lobotomy surgery occurs. If you want me to pull out my neural science book and reference it I will. Just give me the word. Idiot.
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Originally Posted by nicholbr
you think because you use the word ablate we're going to think you're intelligent?
the key word here is *CAN* include these functions. primary control of these functions is located in the limbic system which is nowhere near the area where frontal lobotomy surgery occurs. If you want me to pull out my neural science book and reference it I will. Just give me the word. Idiot.
the key word here is *CAN* include these functions. primary control of these functions is located in the limbic system which is nowhere near the area where frontal lobotomy surgery occurs. If you want me to pull out my neural science book and reference it I will. Just give me the word. Idiot.
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From: Toronto
Originally Posted by The Sarlacc
He is still here.
He must be having trouble reading through all the tears.
He must be having trouble reading through all the tears.
:ibcomesbackwitha"thatiswhatimeant"response:
Last edited by West6MT; Apr 19, 2006 at 07:20 PM.
Lola
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From: Toronto
Originally Posted by West6MT
I think he is frantically trying to look up stuff on google so he does not look like a total fucktard.
:ibcomesbackwitha"thatiswhatimeant"response:
:ibcomesbackwitha"thatiswhatimeant"response:
Yea, thats a FACT too.
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Originally Posted by GreenMonster
Not true, cocksmooch...
He also liked to say "You love the cawk"
Damn, I miss him sometimes...
He also liked to say "You love the cawk"
Damn, I miss him sometimes...
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All children...Uncle Sarlacc is out. I have a function to attend over in Studio City...
If The Rectal Avenger says anymore I shall address it upon my return...while hoping my internet doesnt shit the bed again
If The Rectal Avenger says anymore I shall address it upon my return...while hoping my internet doesnt shit the bed again
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From: parts unknown
Originally Posted by Cog Neuro Sci
The fricking tires SKIP. A TINY FUCKING SKIP. Surprised me the first time. Then I reproduced it repeatedly. Salesperson said that's odd. I tried to do it in my car. Can't do it. Do you know why? Because even when you fucking brake at high speed, my car just skids. SKID. Even around the fucking street corner.
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From: Lower Nazzie, Pa
Originally Posted by 03SSMTL-S
Ha, ha all you 350z and rx-8 owners got ripped off, when i take a corner, the tires GRIP, thats right bitchs GRIP, you fags should have bought an acura
