#Graduated cylinders

[dawnscientific]

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[radibe5]

oh god can you imagine if the elrics grew up with access to mario kart. at least one of them would not have survived to adulthood. if they physically fought over toys and whipped out the graduated cylinders over 1.3ml difference in juice distribution i think mario kart would make them actually kill each other 😭

[tethered-heartstrings]

Never fear, it was a sign off ;) But the ask game I was curious about stems from this reblog of yours (I pray the link works): https://www.tumblr.com/tethered-heartstrings/767080551130808320?source=share And as per request~ 69. favorite song? 35. what would your warning label say if you had one? 9. who is your biggest inspiration? -🧪

69. honeslty, i don't know if i have a favorite song. i don't even have an ultimate, singular favorite album. i like a lot of music and it is definitely mood dependent. but i can never go wrong with nin or bjork <33

35. ''more sensitive than appearances lead on; handle with care" or "auditory processing issues, have patience and mercy" or "bites if provoked"

9. that's a hard question to answer. a lot of the people in my life inspire me, everyone close to me has influenced me in some way. ways to better myself, new perspectives or lenses, etc. even people i don't get along with can inspire me not to be a certain way, or teach me new boundaries, among other things. we will always have a bigger impact in the lives around us than we realize, especially the small encounters.

[earthandsunandmoon]

do you get lonely working in lab by yourself? my advisor asked....why no. no one can see me make one disaster after another

[ampharosite]

had a dream last night that the hot, new internet discourse was over pipettes. and in my dream, i saw an instagram comment that said "wait, people actually use pipettes for 2-10 mL of liquid? lmao grow up 😭" and i woke up because i was SO baffled

[risu3]

[b1tchcup]

I kind of don’t know why I took this job

[goscience22]

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[amplexadversary]

Okay, I think I'm going to be keeping the glass jars from any and all candles that have a good-sealing lid to them because they are shaping up to be excellent containers for transporting and washing specimens in.

[echidnana]

working on our first lab. agony

[oscargender]

does anyone want to give me career advice :/

[marmotsomsierost]

I mean yeah, kitchen scales are a little more common than 'nobody' but i wouldn't go so far as to say they are common. I also wouldn't say that just because a recipe calls for something by weight means that it's an indicator you need a scale to cook it.

we generally buy things like meats and canned goods by the pound already from the store. You get a pack of ground beef, that's a pound of ground beef. You ask the butcher or the meat counter for a 2.5lb round steak or a 11lb turkey. You get the 16oz can of sweet corn, the 8oz can of stewed tomatos. You don't need a scale to weigh those for a recipe calling for them. (You may WANT a scale for that, because everything is bullshit now, but need? No.) You have a 3lb bag of beans, you eyeball about a third of the package, hold it there and dump it in your pan. Unlikely that it's exactly a pound of beans, but also unlikely that it'll significantly throw off your recipe.

I do have a scale, and i almost never use it. It's in an awkward spot in the cabinet and it's usually dead of battery and the batteries are all those weird button cell batteries and inevitably the ones i have in the drawer are the wrong ones. The recipes i use often from my metric cookbooks i did the math and the conversions once and then pencilled them in so i don't have to think about it. I break out the scale on the extremely rare occasion that i make candy, or really want to try a fiddly bread/cake.

So the thing with the US's awful units is like

So, my mom worked at NASA for some time before I was born and I asked her about the American use of US customary units when I heard about the Mars Climate Orbiter's crash.

And what she told me — which was surely a simplification somehow, I was a child at the time — was that periodically, someone would push for this within NASA, and then they would do a study to explore the possibility of forcing them and all the various contractors to use metric, and they would come up with a number which was the cost of doing that and replacing all the non-metric tooling, and then they would shelve the proposal.

So, my point is: before that I thought of the unit thing as like an American culture thing. Like Americans are set in their ways and conservative and arrogant, or whatever. After that, I thought of the unit thing as a state capacity thing. Americans simply can't do a lot of stuff, and when they can't, they puff themselves up defensively, like what they're forced to do is the best way to do things anyways.

[dumbbitchgalore]

can we please get girl!dad price 😩

Got a few asks like this so imma just condense them into one.

Girldad!Price is an absolute menace to society but a damn teddy bear to his daughters.

Headcanon him to have three daughters aged 17 and 11 year old twins.

Absolutely lets them do whatever as kids:

Twins used to draw on the walls with crayons and the older sister would get worried and guilty so she'd srub the walls even though Price doesn't really care who would rather have them up on the walls

Price joins in on the girls' tea parties

Oldest had a phase of doing everyone's hair and makeup so she'd always practice on John first before doing in on others because John is her mistakes dummy

When home from deplyment, he'd take his daughters on bike rides around the house and take them to parks as well in the afternoon

Can never say so, comes home from a shopping trip with the girls holding bags upon bags as they almost topple over

Buys all her girls cars when they're old enough to drive. 4X4, 6 cylinder SUVs because they're more 'reliable' than those 'cheap hatchbacks and sedans' 'my girls aren't gonna drive in a car that can break down in two days'

Takes her girls' car to the mechanic cause he knows that they'll be scammed if they go by themselves.

Never fails to cry when his daughters pass a milestone: birthdays, graduations, weddings, first jobs, etc

Overall, John Price is a girl dad through and through and will do everything to his very best to give his daughters the best life possible. He is only human and does stuff up occassionally but never lets his girls stay mad for too long, always making it up to them.

[tethered-heartstrings]

Heya! Just curious if the ask game you did is still up for submissions?

Love the vibe, I think you're cool.

-🧪

thank you!! I am not sure which ask game you are referring to? but you are welcome to send me the question(s)!

[howlingday]

Jaune: Name's Jaune, Jaune Arc! Short, sweet, and rolls off the tongue. The ladies love it~. Oh, and I'm also your medic.

Oscar: Oscar Pine.

Jaune: Oscar Pine? OH! You're my three o' clock~! (Grabs bonesaw) Welp, no time like the present~!

Oscar: Oh no...

Jaune: Nice, right~? The catalog says it can cut through a femur in 28 seconds, but I think I can cut that time in half. (Puts away, Pulls out tongue depressor) Now, say "Ah~!"

Oscar: N-No, really, I- AAAH!

Jaune: (Looking around) So, where you from?

Oscar: (Mumbles with mouth open)

Jaune: No kidding? (Tosses away stick, Presses stethoscope into Oscar's chest, Inserts thermometer) my family used to vacation out there! You do any fishing?

Oscar: (Mumbles with mouth shut)

Jaune: Me? I hate fishing. I hate fish. (Removes thermometer, Examines) Taste. Touch. Feel. And all the little bones, too! (Hefts two graduated cylinders/buckets) Here, I need you to fill these up.

Oscar: WITH WHAT?!

Qrow: (Via PA) Oscar Pine, report to the bridge. I repeat, Oscar Pine, report to the bridge.

Oscar: Thank you... Uh! I mean, nice meeting you~! (Flees)

Jaune: (Smiles) Nice kid~!

[khruschevshoe]

Give a hand to those in the Lokius fandom once again experiencing the sweet, sweet taste of queerbait in the year of our lord 2023. Join the queliot Fandom for peaches-and-plums margaritas in room 413, the destiel fandom for beers in room 1518, the supercorp fandom for flaming shots in the penthouse, and the Johnlock Fandom in the nonexistent basement for graduated-cylinder-champagne flutes!

Once you're drunk enough, we're burning down Disney hq at noon tomorrow-