The “non-explainer” badge (LEVEL I)
By collections + March 7th, 2007Where the recipient can no longer explain what they do to their parents (M).
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January 19th, 2010
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The “I have survived dangerously inclement weather in the name of science” badge
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The “f*** me but a significant portion of my post-grad degree was spent on a lousy supplemental figure” badge
January 19th, 2010 | collectionsThe “I have an actual human skeleton in my office” badge
January 19th, 2010 | collectionsThe “I’ve been envenomated by one of my research subjects” badge
January 19th, 2010 | collectionsThe “call me a visionary, because I do a pretty convincing science dystopia” badge.
December 9th, 2009 | collectionsThe “I’m a scientist but people tell me I look like a celebrity” badge.
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4 Comments at "The “non-explainer” badge (LEVEL I)"
It’s easier to tell my parents that I work for the CIA. I wish I could tell them what I do, but it’s against the law.
I didn’t spend all that money and take out all those loans for my folks to “get it”.
This.
And both my parents made it through med school.
couples badges? my parents think I cured some form of HIV infection and my wife’s mom thinks she built the space shuttle booster rockets
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