Close to Home by John McPherson for September 30, 2018

The X-ray tech leaves the room for the same reason.

Never a good sign when your science lab is set up this way.

yeah, as the first commenter mentioned,

when my teeth are getting x-ray ’d ,

I always feel like, ’am I really protected by this little vest thrown across my chest?

Oh gees. For a second I thought those were martini glasses.

Uh-oh! I have a feeling that this is not going to end well.

That’s not how they do it at Hogwarts…

Hope that the hazmat team is standing by.

Oh yeah, this is going to end well! ;o{

Chemistry 101 by Professor McBang.

The teacher is trying to get himself a quiet afternoon…

I remember a professor demonstrating that nitroglycerin was shock sensitive.

This class was always a real blast!

Once in chemistry class my partner dropped a bottle of something brown. Caused the evacuation of the building and a call to the fire department.

Someone will mix solution B into solution A, hence the reason for the safety equipment.

first day of chemistry in junior college professor said don’t worry there’s nothing in the lab that you can mix and cause problems…20 minutes later I poured something into something, liquid turned green emitting orange smoke and I cleared the classroom for the first time that semester

Mr. Johnson’s last day as a teacher.

Ahhh, High school chemistry class. I loved it so much I went on to get a degree in chemistry. If you think high school chemistry had fun stuff, try college.

I remember in high school chemistry at the end of the year we got to do some freelance experimentation. Our chemistry teacher was really cool or just plain Clueless. I attempted to make TNT. All I end up with was a beaker on fire LOL. But it was a lot of fun! I also learned how to make a number of different explosives in that class.

Now this is either the worst chemistry students ever, or the most jaded teacher ever.