You need to aggressively huff it for a while before you lose consciousness

Maybe I’ve run into too many edgelords in the lab who “love the smell”. Doesn’t smell like chlorine at all really for me at least. I see it as the most awful artificial fruit perfume.

Boston’s nickname is bean town. Lots of pure sciences and specifically bio/pharm/chem going down in Boston. Strange they’re NH based. I wonder if they moved out of Boston for lower overhead.

Either way we buy a lot from them. They have high quality stuff and deliver on time. Fuck Fisher.

I work in a plastics analytical lab and I hate the smell of chloroform. Not because it’s dangerous or anything. I just hate how it smells.

Either way, i ate a bunch of sour patch kids and it’s fucked

Itll work but…It’s sharpie. I can take sharpie off a smooth surface with a kimwipe and elbow grease. Acetone is overkill and likely to damage your surface if it’s paint or plastic yo. Use a less aggressive solvent. Also we’ve destroyed a whiteboard or two with acetone.

It may strip the paint. Better off with isopropulyl/ethanol. Sharpie doesn’t require something as aggressive as acetone .

Even though this is a dick joke, I’d use isopropyl or ethanol no higher than 70%. Acetone tends to strip/degrade paint and if on a plastic substrate could degrade the plastic.

Source: I work in an analytical lab for plastics and paints and I have made many mistakes.

I constantly use algebra/calc and graph data for my stem job. Everyone should have a similar base of knowledge. I don’t complain that I learned about the Mongolian empire or read Of Mice and Men.

Unfortunately, the people thinking they don’t need to know stuff are also the people “doing their own research” on vaccines and such.

Learning stuff doesn’t just impart knowledge, it rounds out your understanding of what you don’t know and where you should yield to expertice which is arguably equally as important as knowing stuff.