Medical Lab Coats

Disposable Lab Coats & Medical Lab Coats Source

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1. #1Cinner @ 2010-9-1 12:48

   The Lab Coat photo op. I'll bet that pic shows up on a pro Obamacare ad.

2. #2Educated @ 2010-9-2 16:58

   Sorry, but your article is incorrect in the assumption that plastic isn't biodegradable because it's “mixed up by men in white lab coats.” Plastic IS biodegradable but the process takes thousands of years without intervention on our part. There was a 17 year old boy in Canada who was able to isolate two genera of bacteria that would biodegrade the plastic, and he was able to biodegrade 43% of his plastic bags in about six weeks.

3. #3DanHHunter @ 2010-9-13 18:06

   You sound angry… and I like it.

4. #4Anonymous @ 2010-9-20 03:25

   Well, that's very interesting. Thanks for calling that to people's attention, Plazoid. “…neurotoxins and cocaine in mice…” — Such sadistic lab experiments would be horrifying, hellish and painful experiences for those helpless mice.In recent years it has been recognized that people who torture and abuse animals are more likely to do horrible things to human beings too. It used to be that nobody took that seriously. Now they do. So why should we turn a blind eye to the cruel experiments which are routinely conducted by academic sadists in lab coats?There is something truly sick and evil about university lab technicians and researchers who torture helpless animals.

5. #5lisa_0521 @ 2010-9-28 22:10

   No, but my dogs dont smell bad. I dont bathe them, either. At least, not unless they *need* it.

6. #63L3CTR0static @ 2010-9-29 22:56

   wow…i thought i knew cars before…nevermind. This brings my love for them to a WHOLE new level.

7. #7ClassifiedsOhio @ 2010-11-18 05:59

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8. #8razle @ 2010-11-22 23:21

   Apologize for being human? And some of those men in lab coats get up early on those Sunday mornings. Isn’t /r/atheism better then then this?

9. #9iwatchyousleep @ 2010-12-1 07:36

   Well I don’t think nurses qualify as scientists per se(though physicians don’t necessarily either, but they are more likely to wear lab coats) so I believe a nurse would be perfect at explaining magnetism. Since I may be construed as a scientist, I am prone to lyin’ and makin’ ya’ll pissed.

10. #10Greg and Kathleen @ 2010-12-2 22:22

    Ben-Agressive list, I like it. We can do dueling Lab Coats.

11. #11KristenUniforms @ 2010-12-9 11:59

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