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1. #1TheCoachZed @ 2010-9-10 14:20

   you actually do meet barney when your about to go to xen.

2. #2b. roberts @ 2010-9-28 09:16

   i'm not trying to define a word here. i'm not looking for an 'expert' to route my thoughts. this debate is a mobius. what is beyond me is how anyone could dismiss curiousity and arbitrarily assign a beginning (or an end). it is not unrealistic (to me at least) to see a modern day Christ in a lab coat or pondering quantum physics or teaching simple existance. but NEVER without curiosity.

3. #3Tonio @ 2010-10-2 16:10

   I think Gandhi just wanted scientists to pay more attention to ethics or demonstrate a greater sense of caution than just plunging into it for science’s sake alone. That distinction is important, because Gandhi could be read as endorsing the straw man version of science promoted by RTCs. I’m not necessarily talking about Christine O’Donnell’s Frankensteinish image of mice with human brains. I’m reminded more of how RTCs portray the embryonic stem cell issue as the abortion issue in a lab coat, or how they insist that natural selection translates to humans being “no better than” animals, or how science allegedly treats love as “nothing more than” biological impulses.

4. #4CircuitGizmo @ 2010-10-4 01:59

   ( I'm gonna try your italicized reply style. I have no idea if it will work… )

   [i]screw our butcher-block board to some cleats, clamp it to the (big) milling machine, and flycut the top few millimeters.[/i]

   Huzzah! Nothing better than a bold, manly engineering solution to a kitchen problem! I ran a sander over a plastic cutting board, followed by a torch. Walked back into the kitchen with the board, torch, goggles, and lab coat. Got “that look” from the Mrs.

5. #5dr_handle @ 2010-10-8 01:26

   …okay, now I'm just trying to decide whether such a grant would be best sought under the auspices of the EPA, or the Department of Homeland Security. Maybe “Small Business Administration” would be appropriate. Hmm.
   I suppose I could try for the National Endowment for the Humanities – but I do have some pride. [giggling, pulling my lab coat over my head and scuttling away]

6. #6mimille59390 @ 2010-10-21 17:01

7. #7PROBLEM JPAS A.R.T. @ 2010-10-27 20:17

   That is definitely a jewish priestly custom and if dad is jewish it would be an affront to his freedom of religion

8. #8Katie @ 2010-11-1 08:33

   Hah! We have a running joke that the preview of the movie of our lives would be a video montage set to The Cranberries' “Dreams” (because all video montages about girlfriends growing up and facing life always are) and have each of doing something typical. Sarah would be putting on lipstick, getting ready to go out on stage, Millie would be wearing a lab coat and looking into a flask of something science-y, Chelsie painting, and me reading a newspaper and tilting one corner down while raising one eyebrow.

9. #9PROBLEM JPAS A.R.T. @ 2011-11-11 16:07

   He should get over it. Religious freedom isn't the law in business.

10. #10scivids1999 @ 2012-1-12 03:14

    “They wouldn't let us have Francium” – no, it's just doesn't react because it is so reactive it reacts with the air first