Be very careful with highly reactive reagents in the lab. Especially if you're wearing a teddy-bear bra.

Also, what's the point of wearing a lab coat if you don't (or in this case, possibly can't) do it up?

Mithiwithi said:
Also, what's the point of wearing a lab coat if you don't (or in this case, possibly can't) do it up?

Yeah, I appreciate the amount of tawawa-ness Himura Kiseki provides, but really... an undone lab coat, sleeves not covering the full length of the arm, no safety goggles when working with hazardous agents, hair not tied / pulled / combed back, carrying the beaker everywhere instead of leaving it on the bench?

Poor lady needs to be drilled about lab safety.

Pastime said:

Yeah, I appreciate the amount of tawawa-ness Himura Kiseki provides, but really... an undone lab coat, sleeves not covering the full length of the arm, no safety goggles when working with hazardous agents, hair not tied / pulled / combed back, carrying the beaker everywhere instead of leaving it on the bench?

Poor lady needs to be drilled about lab safety.

Under normal circumstances you'd get kicked out for less.

Gotta praise who design that bra though, not everyday you can get to see acid-proof bra in action.

If it can eat a sweater in seconds like that, I'd worry much less about exposed bras and more about it eating into my skin...

AdventZero said:

If it can eat a sweater in seconds like that, I'd worry much less about exposed bras and more about it eating into my skin...

According to the commentary, that might be the original purpose of the chemical, if perhaps not exactly as intended.

Reminds me of the "Full Monty virus" from Fumoffu. :D

Wow would there be such women in tawawaverse that want their proud chests to be subdued a bit?

ezekill said:

Wow would there be such women in tawawaverse that want their proud chests to be subdued a bit?

Apparently, lots of women in the Tawawaverse are terribly inconvenienced or ashamed of being so large, and there was a page where they had large-breasted women doing some sort of rally or protest for large breast rights...

Oh, and incidentally, gigantomastia is a real and serious, if rare, medical disease.