I really missed the cool science equipment that I got to use in 9th grade. We had the bunsen burners, the lighters that you squeezed so that they sparked, beakers, flasks, condenser coils and tubing, not to mention stoppers. We really could have used that stuff today. It's difficult to make foil into a 100% effective stopper.
Tuesday, December 2, 2008
Home Brew
I really missed the cool science equipment that I got to use in 9th grade. We had the bunsen burners, the lighters that you squeezed so that they sparked, beakers, flasks, condenser coils and tubing, not to mention stoppers. We really could have used that stuff today. It's difficult to make foil into a 100% effective stopper.
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That looks a little suspect. It reminds me of when Dad would do his taste tests of grape juice. You know the jars that smelled "funny" when we opened them.
"Here, just take a sip and tell me if it tastes funny."
It looks like you're running an illegal meth lab.
Today a science experiment-- tomorrow a full scale illegal operation. I wouldn't taste that stuff either with all that foil corroding around there, yikes!
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