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( , Fri 9 Nov 2012, 9:29, archived)

Is that really a woman doing the science? Well I never what will they think of next?

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Fri 9 Nov 2012, 9:34,
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This is a reference to Icke? (I'm Dutch. Catching this reference makes me feel quite win)
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Fri 9 Nov 2012, 12:51,
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Fri 9 Nov 2012, 13:04,
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but it distinctly says they're blue gloves. Perhaps science blue is purpley.

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Fri 9 Nov 2012, 10:00,
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flogs this new colour discovery to Pantone
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Fri 9 Nov 2012, 10:10,
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like me
Not good for a designer, so best keep it to yourself
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Fri 9 Nov 2012, 10:46,
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Not good for a designer, so best keep it to yourself

Must be less challenging now being able to see colour breakdowns in tattyshop etc. Back in the old days chap
at my art school was colour blind, he had a very good understanding of how colours worked together,
alas when he'd ask what a certain colour was we could never resist telling him the opposite :D
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Fri 9 Nov 2012, 10:59,
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at my art school was colour blind, he had a very good understanding of how colours worked together,
alas when he'd ask what a certain colour was we could never resist telling him the opposite :D

It's not crippling or anything, I just get me blues/purples/reds and greens/yellows a bit mixed up
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Fri 9 Nov 2012, 11:27,
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- Blue (nitrile) gloves don't protect against phenol, for that you want the green (neoprene) gloves.
- We use shitloads of tubes, slightly less bottles, and jars are generally only for disposing of pipette tips.
- I actually do stare at tubes like that, holding them up to the light is useful for checking your cell/DNA/RNA pellet.
- There are more women than men in the lab so usually it's the guys who are waiting for the ladies to finish on the microscope.
- Skeletons are indeed merciless killers.
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Sat 10 Nov 2012, 1:58,
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- We use shitloads of tubes, slightly less bottles, and jars are generally only for disposing of pipette tips.
- I actually do stare at tubes like that, holding them up to the light is useful for checking your cell/DNA/RNA pellet.
- There are more women than men in the lab so usually it's the guys who are waiting for the ladies to finish on the microscope.
- Skeletons are indeed merciless killers.