My very young apprentice was complaining that she was very busy (making a poster for a conference next week). I took matters into my own, ah, hands:
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If that isn't successful, a more violent appraoch may be required...
Gaffa tape anyone?
Posted by: Mq | September 19, 2008 02:18 PM
Because on FriendFeed my comment has spurred a discourse on the practice of commenting online, and because your actual labmates, who are probably sick of you by now might want to see that a random person on the internet at least SOMETIMES wants to be your labmate, here is my comment again, stripped of all spontaneity:
"Sometimes I wish we were labmates. This may or may not be one of those times."
(It sounded better the first time I typed it, didn't it?)
Posted by: Eva | September 20, 2008 02:06 AM