Ops a male, says so in the gender identifier

I don't know how many times it has to be explained that some people have an updated version of the app that doesn't have gender or location listed on the posts.

Mine is the latest version and has both

Even if he did say that, it still makes sense for him to say "if op were a F" as in, what if? Don't be a douchenozzle.

Mine is the updated version but only has location. You'd think they'd fix that by now.

I have the latest version and I only see op's user name, no gender nor location.

I'm confused because I can see Op's gender and location on both my android and IOS devices. Both say that Op is a male from the United States of America.

The IOS version has it, I just updated the android app and Op's gender and Location is gone.

Exactly what I was going to say.

It's one thing to know the chemicals in theory, it's another thing altogether to experience their effects first hand.

It's a figure of speech. Like, "I found out how hot the stove is when I sat on it naked." Obviously the idea of the stove being hot, and there being ways to measure that, are not new. It's first hand experience driving it home.

Not all lab coats are long. My lab coat goes to roughly halfway down my butt. Certainly not long enough to cover the nether regions.

Even then, if the spill is bad enough, they'd have you strip down and chem bath for safety precautions.

My first thought was that he was running to his car to get another set of clothes.

I agree, probably has more clothes in the car. And sometimes being aware of how dangerous something is mentally isn't the same as being reminded physically.

#24: I hate to be a realist, but sometimes you don't have a chance to be reminded physically. One of my chemicals will kill me with a skin exposure the size of a quarter. We actually had a near miss last week (dude is extremely lucky to be alive), and a death in the industry last year from this particular material. I use it often. Another of my chemicals is so corrosive that it'll eat my skin to my bones. Another will give me cancer. Chemistry isn't a game, and many people underestimate the danger.

Welshite man that sucks

Why is Welshite being downvoted?

I'm sure they really were aware. It's a figure of speech. "I found out how sharp kitten claws are when they lacerated my cornea" doesn't mean someone didn't know previously that they were sharp, or wasn't being careful. It means that they now have first hand knowledge. Because accidents do happen, even in labs with dangerous materials.

You mean aside from "chemistry, the board game," chemistry is not a game. The board game is fun. Especially when we squirt each other with H2SO4. Or guess which hat has mercury in it by feeling around. I always loved playing that game. Now i haunt the fml site. Because im a ghost. I cant seem to remember how that happened though....

Chemical "burns" are a little worse than regular burns, and even minor ones can leave gnarly scars. This post makes it sound rather frivolous, but hopefully the situation was handled with a higher degree of seriousness.

I'm on the website and it definitely says US. -_- some people just don't care until bad things happen.