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Three hours of the most nuclear event stories of the year so far.

Here we go.

Two thieves at uni got lesions from my food.

I was reminded of this by a post somewhere else where someone asked if they could legally

put laxative in their coffee cream at work because it was being stolen.

The answer was no by the way.

In first year at uni somewhere in the west of England, I lived in a large Georgian student

house which had 23 year old, under and post grass living in it, all lads.

We had three kitchens, but some people would raid other fridges and I was sick of people

stealing my food.

In microbiology we were doing some experiments with an orthopox virus.

And give it as a much less severe version of cowpox.

Harmless enough they'd let firsts your students use it with only masks, gloves and glasses.

Anyway, one of my lab partners didn't use sterile technique on her inoculating loop particularly

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