Body Worlds 3 @ Science World - Page 3

Liqwid · #51 (**permalink**) Sep 17, 06

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Originally Posted by senseonetsb

Oh shit and to think i didnt know dirty ravers understood science , oh well you learn somthing new everyday .

nope!, thats ppl from surrey who don't understand science.

The Chucksta · #52 (**permalink**) Sep 17, 06

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Originally Posted by Liqwid

nope!, thats ppl from surrey who don't understand science.

what makes you any better?

Im sure you have some surrey in you.

Liqwid · #53 (**permalink**) Sep 17, 06

lol....not really....

i have some pitt meadows in me *hides in shame*

lol

LLaaUUrrYYn · #54 (**permalink**) Sep 17, 06

Just so you all know..its actually called "Telus World of Science" not "Science World" ;P

A few co-workers and myself have been looking forward to this for months! I definately cant wait to check it out =D

Antenna_Boy · #55 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

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Originally Posted by nabs

it is, my teacher went. said it was pretty cool.

is he a science teacher? Of course he'd say it was cool if he was one :P

Kraig · #56 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

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Originally Posted by ~Veni_C~

i thought bev was joking when she told me they used real bodys....
i figured it would be just computer models and or plastic ones.... i dont know how i feel about seeing real body pieces...

It's cool! I saw a show on the making of this stuff.

Come on neeter-skeeter! Let's go. :p

Veni*C · #57 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

^^ i think it just creeps me out... its like some sort of mad scientest project!!! :P

thechix0r · #58 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

This exhibit looks awesome, I want to go, known about it for a while because fitness world is helping promote it and my work works really closely with them

nabs · #59 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

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Originally Posted by Antenna_Boy

is he a science teacher? Of course he'd say it was cool if he was one :P

calc. teacher.

Silverwinged · #60 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

i think im going to hit this up on sunday.
goooo telus discounts!

Antenna_Boy · #61 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

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Originally Posted by nabs

calc. teacher.

weird :(

thechix0r · #62 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

^^^ hey, the math teachers are just as weird as the science ones are... not to mention the physics ones usually do both and are fucking looney

Antenna_Boy · #63 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

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Originally Posted by thechix0r

^^^ hey, the math teachers are just as weird as the science ones are... not to mention the physics ones usually do both and are fucking looney

my physics prof from sfu brought in his guitar for one of his classes and sung us a physics song with almost all of the formulas/equations we needed to know for his final exam. It was quite impressive...wasn't too coooooooky, but sure made sense...plus he was freakin hilarious =)

thechix0r · #64 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

My History teacher played the banjo and sang old songs about confederation in Canada to help us remember names... it's freaking weird but awesome at the same time. Which campus are you at?

Antenna_Boy · #65 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

^I am not at SFU anymore sweety...otherwise I would have said BBY...but I am at UCFV abby campus :) These teachers here so far are normal :D

thechix0r · #66 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

Yeah the teachers at sfu are quite... out there for the most part. Makes coming to class interesting to say the least, but at the same time, the teacher that just lectures, gives you the notes and calls it a day are nice as well.

Antenna_Boy · #67 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

^I love teachers like that..but I prefer the ones that are more one on one..you learn more that way if you don't get their explanations the first go round

thechix0r · #68 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

YEah SFU and UBC are kind of big for that... that's what I miss really about high school, isthe one on ones with teachers. I had a few teachers I was really close with in highschool who I still visit once in a while

Antenna_Boy · #69 (**permalink**) Sep 18, 06

were you a teacher's pet? ;)

Florida Marlon · #70 (**permalink**) Sep 19, 06

I need to go to this!

nabs · #71 (**permalink**) Sep 19, 06

my friend may be coming with me tooo.

heffy, its the same friend from downtown. u wanna come? hahah.

crackdragon · #72 (**permalink**) Sep 21, 06

Went yesterday to check this out and it was pretty good. The plasticized circulatory system was prob the more interesting of the exhibits imo. The bodies in diff action positions were neat but at first they really didnt look all that real.
The more disturbing parts were the baby fetus exhibit and the guy holding his skin... all in all though it was worth the money to see.

nabs · #73 (**permalink**) Sep 21, 06

since it closes at 6. we plan to go earlier now.

Kraig · #74 (**permalink**) Sep 21, 06

I think I'm going this Sunday!

Kraig · #75 (**permalink**) Sep 25, 06

I went to this on Sunday as I mentioned... (Saw Miss FunFun there too!).

Very cool stuff indeed. Amazing what this guy can do.