It's the "You poor thing" look they give you when you say "But I heated it up over a Zippo first!" that gets to me.
I like my rifles like my women - short, light, fast, brown, and suppressed.
*tosses wadded up envelope over shoulder*
All those House DVDs for nothin'.
When I was working in a bio lab around infectious bacteria, my favorite way to sterilize the lab tables was to douse them in alcohol and light them on fire. At least it was my favorite, until the lab manager got pissed at me. It wasn't so much that she mad I was setting the tables on fire, I think it was more, I was setting them on fire, without her.
When we did field sterilizations of equipment for microbio work the default was to slather the instrument with hand sanitzer and hit it with your lighter. Torch lighters are nice at 10,000 feet in the wind.
-Rob
Glad to read that the infection is responding to treatment. These bugs today are much too scary to ignore.
I'm only one state south, can you be my Doc? Please?The bottom line is that non-surgeons need to get over their own fear of needles and knives so that patients such as you do not suffer a delay in definitive therapy.