My genetics professor said plasmid and I said bioshock.…

So this title was too long to put in the title section but I wanted to see if anyone has that crazy sensation of hearing a word or phrase that instantly makes you think of a game. Like my example above my professor was taking about plasmids and all I could think about was Bioshock and all the powers you could get. What about you duders? Would you kindly answer this thread. 
 
EDIT: I am not a total dumbass and didn't say Bioshock out loud, I was basically saying that is what popped into my head.

So what happened when you said Bioshock? Did you get an F?

Was it your Biology professor?

I'd be shocked if it wasn't.

Did everyone laugh at you for blurting out random words like a mentally handicapped person?

@Ravenlight: I see what you did there :P

That was about the first and only time i scored a perfect 100 on a test

Hmm, the most common occurrence like that for me is looking at number plates and seeing acronyms; a lot of them being game related in some way or another.

Typically don't blurt them out to anyone though.

In my history classes in high school and college whenever we talked about specific leaders or historical buildings I couldn't help but think of Civ. It was very strange hearing about how Ghandi was this super peaceful dude, but when I settled territory by him in Civ he declared war on me. Of course I took that skinny bastard out when he did so.

Was it your Biology professor?

I'd be shocked if it wasn't.

In my Italian Art History class we encounter something mentioned in AC2 at least once per day.

Whenever I pass a cell phone tower, I think of Just Cause 2.

It was always weird to learn about half-life in my science classes.

So you didn't actually say "Bioshock" in the middle of class, you just thougth about it? 
Yeah I've done that a bunch before

@Milkman said:

It was always weird to learn about half-life in my science classes.

That one. I don't think there are any others, and I certainly don't blurt things out at random about it.

The word "Amplitude" reminds me of video games for some reason. I think it was the name of an old game but I don't know.

In history a few years ago we were talking about Pope Alexander VI and then I was like "Oh wait he's the guy you fist fight at the end of Assassin's Creed II!" Video games.

Any time I hear "a bomb" anywhere in a sentence.
 
Somebody knows what I'm thinking.  Right?

So what happened when you said Bioshock? Did you get an F?

Did everyone laugh at you for blurting out random words like a mentally handicapped person?

So you didn't actually say "Bioshock" in the middle of class, you just thougth about it? Yeah I've done that a bunch before

When I worked for a mining company last summer, the scientist types I worked for would always talk about minerals. In my mind I'd say "We require more minerals.". Nothing big but, sure, it's happened.

It was always weird to learn about half-life in my science classes.

is plasmid like a safeword? O_o

@Fozimuth said:

Any time I hear "a bomb" anywhere in a sentence. Somebody knows what I'm thinking. Right?

What a shame.

Whenever I pass a cell phone tower, I think of Just Cause 2.

@foggel said:

@Milkman said:

It was always weird to learn about half-life in my science classes.

And Lambda.

Lambda will forever be the Half-life logo in my head first and the symbol for wavelength second.

My job consists of several references to price per units. When I am conversing with a contract manager about a particular product and I tell them a price, they'll ask "How many units?" I reply: "ALL UNITS!"