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Re: Anecdotes
These are great examples anecdotes and I would love to hear about any
other incidents of this sort. The tea bag one sounds good!!!
Michelle Wakelam (Michelle.Wakelam@adm.monash.edu.au)
> Two more short ones..
>
> 1. The "Hot" microwave. A researcher (post-doc) is set to
> 2. Mouth Pipetting: I got a call at my office (for
> Yes, as one person so aptly remarked earlier, these are like
> old "war stories", but I have found them invaluable as tools when
> I'm teaching lab safety classes. People listen to "real
> stories"!
> Hey, did I ever tell you the one where the lab worker who
> did not use radioisotopes at ALL showed up (BIG TIME)
> contaminated with radioiodine? Or about the radioactive chewing
> gum on the lab bench, or the P-32 contaminated tea bag I found in
> a lab coat, or...
>
>
> Joel T. Baumbaugh (baumbaug@nosc.mil)
> NRaD
> San Diego, California