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Originally Posted by Snee
Mellow JP is more unsettling than regular JP
Strange but true.
Cogito cogito ergo cogito sum
μετά
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diet jp > regular jp.
Poster
Wellll...alright then Fug....but if you're nasty to me that's it, we're finished.
I became a school lab tech and then went into medical research.....been there ever since.
Poster
It does feel a bit strange
Mellow JP is more unsettling than regular JP
Strange but true..
Frog Shoulder
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I was also a school Lab Tech.
True Story.
How did you get into medical research. Did you re-train.
"there is nothing misogynistic about anything, stop trippin.
i type this way because im black and from nyc chill son "
Poster
Hardest game in the woooorld....
Nope, just went for a new job and got it. It took lots of training to do but I was paid for it. Truth be told I didn't know what it was all about and I kind of landed on my feet.
spmado
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30 years, man and boy.
As long as I've got a face
You've got a place to sit
Frog Shoulder
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So are you still working as a technician or did you really go back to square one and re-train from there.
"there is nothing misogynistic about anything, stop trippin.
i type this way because im black and from nyc chill son "
Poster
As a school technician? No, I did it for about a year. I left uni in Leicester and outside the university there's fuck all to do with a science degree. Worked in a bar for 6 months, then a school in Rutland for a year as a computers in science tech, setting up/devising datalogging experiments for the kids and being general PAT testing/maintenance dogsbody. I didn't really go back from there, it was a step up. I got a job in a medical research facility as a technician with more money and responsibility and everything. The job used my degree education better and rather than re-train me, gave me some training in something practical rather than academic. I'm useless for anything else now, my role is so specific, but there are at least a few places that do it in the UK and I could go abroad and do it. Just as I took the job (it's been 6 years now), all this stem cell research started bearing fruit and micromanipulation skills of said stuff became really useful. Hence, I was really lucky.
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