Another reason why my job rocks:
Today, while setting up an experiment, I noticed the following words on the user instructions/safety info sheet for a research item I am using:
"This product is not compatible with monkeys"
How awesome is that?
I can honestly say I've never seen that before on any technical literature or manual of anything else I've ever done...anywhere.
If I took the time to explain why it was there it might lull you to sleep, or at least take the humour out of it...so just do what I did - think about it and giggle for a few minutes before getting on with things.
I'm a happy camper.
I'm doing lab work today. Aaaah....:)
Sure my plans with my mobile monkey ninja army have been setback somwhat...but I shall prevail.
Alternate plans of invasion are afoot...
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Mobile Lemur Ninja Army?
Or perhaps
Mobile Sloth Samurai Army?
My two kittens here would be suitably active campaigners. They say 'just say the word!'
What about blobby monkey pancakes?
That is too cool. The Bag Lady has never gotten to use anything that warned against compatibility with monkeys. Sigh.
All monkey disclaimers are enjoyable:
Do not use monkeys while driving.
Monkeys may contain nuts.
Some monkeys may be closer than they appear.
Monkey side effects may include nausea, diarrhea, dizziness, and poop flinging.
A monkey saved is a monkey eraned.
Monkeys don't kill people guns kill people. Actually monkeys can kill people too: if they have a gun.
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