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[gfish]

I love working in the hospital. I particularly love the service corridors down on the first floor. Lots of biohaz and radiation warning stickers on the doors I pass walking from the cafeteria to my office. Occasionally a hallway is taped off for cleanup of radioactive waste. There is an enzyme vending machine and there used to be fliers around offering cheap DNA sequencing, complete with the little tear-off bits with the phone number to call. And today there was a cadaver being wheeled out of the hidden elevators that go to gross anatomy.

Mmmm, donut.

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[corivax.livejournal.com]

Get a hospital of your very own! (http://live.rabin.com/AuctionsAndEvents/WebAnnounceDisplay.aspx?AuctionID=MDEP-68SQKZ&PublishedItemCount=1967&WebReady=Y) :)

[tikimonkey.livejournal.com]

yay, i was going to post that too! :)

[pathdancer.livejournal.com]

I loved working at a large hospital in downtown Seattle, with particular emphasis on exploring the subfloors *beneath* the hospital. Passagings leading to other hospitals in the area. Passing by the Morgue. The interns and their gurney races.

Ah, what fun!

[shadowblue.livejournal.com]

All of that makes sense, mostly, except... enzyme vending machine?

$1.50 for a can of adenylate cyclase?