The Fly Trap (Possibly NSFW)

[Syrup Beaver]

vodka was mentioned specifically

So basically anything with abv of 40% or above.

Should work quite well with 151.

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

so you know what's awesome? if you ship pee, on ice or room temp, and fedex picks it up and ships it away, THEY NEVER KNOW IT'S PEE! brilliant! i've shipped gallons of the stuff and no one has ever known! bahahahaha!

who the hell are you sending gallons of pee to?
did you label the containers "apple juice" to trick the recipient?

 

[Syrup Beaver]

so you know what's awesome? if you ship pee, on ice or room temp, and fedex picks it up and ships it away, THEY NEVER KNOW IT'S PEE! brilliant! i've shipped gallons of the stuff and no one has ever known! bahahahaha!

Considering it's generally sterile, not much of a worry there

 

[Syrup Beaver]

Who wants to help me study Advanced Microbial Genetics?

...

Who wants some free brownies, titties, and beer?

I'll take the beer

 

[Syrup Beaver]

who the hell are you sending gallons of pee to?
did you label the containers "apple juice" to trick the recipient?

"recycled MD 20/20"

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

So basically anything with abv of 40% or above.

Should work quite well with 151.

Probably so. Maybe it could be siphoned off and re-flavored with a lime wedge or something.

 

[Mrs. Valve]

who the hell are you sending gallons of pee to?
did you label the containers "apple juice" to trick the recipient?

sister lab. we don't label it with anything

Considering it's generally sterile, not much of a worry there

it is...until it hits the air. then oh dear god it's like a football stadium of nasties in a tube

I'll take the beer

double dark cream porter, sam adams octoberfest, honey brown, or boddingtons?

 

[ZRH]

Um yeah . . . how about you ping me when you need help with 14th century British Drama?

I'm your girl for that one.

What 14th century british drama? Chaucer didnt even write Canterbury tales until 1380 something.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

Probably so. Maybe it could be siphoned off and re-flavored with a lime wedge or something.

Depending on the separation, you might need a lime the size of a watermelon.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

it is...until it hits the air. then oh dear god it's like a football stadium of nasties in a tube

Well if you're a sucker that doesn't pee in a vacuum, duh.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

double dark cream porter, sam adams octoberfest, honey brown, or boddingtons?

One of each please, to start anyway.

 

[Mrs. Valve]

That sounds hot. Except my grasp of molecular biology is very poor. Though Im wondering how it would be different from regular genetics seeing as it's just smaller life forms. Unless it's some sort of extremely application specific material.

*makes theramin noises*

prokaryotic organism. lack of a nucleus. single chromosome. 4*10^ base pairs. just to name a few differences.

 

[Mean Mr. Mustard]

double dark cream porter, sam adams octoberfest, honey brown, or boddingtons?

Yes please

 

[Dharma1521]

What 14th century british drama? Chaucer didnt even write Canterbury tales until 1380 something.

eeek 16th century.

 

[Syrup Beaver]

prokaryotic organism. lack of a nucleus. single chromosome. 4*10^ base pairs. just to name a few differences.

You lost me at karaoke orgasm.

 

[Mrs. Valve]

You lost me at karaoke orgasm.

god i hate these little bugs. i wish my lab were in its own program. that way i wouldn't have to geek out on small things that are dangerous but i have no interest in

 

[Mrs. Valve]

Yes please

come on over! tell me the proper nomenclature for naming bacterial mutations!

 

[Syrup Beaver]

Nasty, ugly, smelly, and uh, lefty?

 

[ZRH]

prokaryotic organism. lack of a nucleus. single chromosome. 4*10^ base pairs. just to name a few differences.

My eyes glazeth over.

Though I did find biohydrometallurgy in looking for prokaryotic organisms; which I've never even heard of before. I'm glad this stuff gives someone the warm jigglies o.o

Edit: So when you go crazy and make an army of s and end up in an extended standoff with the FBI: I can have your stuff?

 

[ZRH]

eeek 16th century.

I find it easier to remember names than dates, just call it Elizabethan, Jacobean, [Cromwellian,] Restoration, Augustan, Romantic (includes gothic), Victorian, Modern/Contemporary >.>