Moral: don't try to puck around with a hockey-playing female lab partner, or she might stick it to YOU!
;-)
-BenB

>If I had petted her, my hockey-playing-lab partner would have checked me
>into the whiteboard.  And she was the only one who was even vaguely
>interesting.
>
>--benD
>
>Ben Braver wrote:
>
>> BenD-
>> which lab partner did you get to pet?
>> ;-)
>> -BenB
>>
>>  >When I was in college, I took Intro to Psych, which included various
>>  >labs.  For the neuropsych part, we had to run rats through a water maze.
>>  >  I was the only guy in a group of very traditionally girlish ladies, so
>>  >I ended up as Rat wRangler.  This is when I discovered that not only are
>>  >rats cool, but they have very distinct personalities.
>>  >
>>  >Fortunately (in my opinion) the next lab paired me with a female friend
>>  >who liked the rats as much as I did, so I ended up with fewer scratches,
>>  >got to participate in parts of the experiment not involving direct
>>  >contact with the rats, and still got to pet ours.
>>  >
>>  >My favorite lab rat story, though, happened after a long weekend.  I was
>>  >walking down the sidewalk with a friend and we came across some
>>  >animal-testing protest chalkings.  One said that the rats hadn't been
>>  >fed or watered all weekend.  My friend got pretty pissed.  I told her I
>>  >was sure it wasn't true.  She replied, "Of course not!  I'm the one who
>>  >fed them!"
>>  >
>>  >White lab rats are so cool.....
>>  >Great.  Now I'm thinking about acquiring a pet.
>>  >
>>  >--benD
>>  >
>>  >BethF wrote:
>>  >
>>  >> My very first pet was a white lab rat, stolen from the psych lab at
>>  >> Drexel University when I was six. He was an amazing little friend once
>>  >> he got over being scared.
>>  >>
>>
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