Further testing?

Submitted by Anonymous on Mon, 2013-03-04 14:09

Since we're coming up on the two year anniversary of the earthquake, I was wondering if the fine folks at BRAWM have any plans to do additional food testing. I know that the most recent dairy tests (which were posted several months ago at least) showed no detectable levels, but it would be nice to have a final follow up on dairy and even some produce items (strawberries? spinach?).
I realize most people have pretty much moved on from this issue but I think some are still paying attention and appreciate the follow up.
best,
citymom

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BRAWM regrets to inform you, apparently...

Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 2013-03-06 07:04.

... that the piece of salmon they recently tested has exhausted their capabilities in this area. However, their Snarky Comments Department is still operating as normal - see http://www.nuc.berkeley.edu/forum/218/salmon-update-352013.2013-03-05#co...

Professor Farnsworth

Bitch and moan Farnsworth.

Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 2013-03-06 08:21.

Bitch and moan Farnsworth. Every sample ties up the detector for a day. How about some gratitude that they're giving you anything at all.

Or is it that you're disappointed that they didn't detect anything?

After Gunderson and Caldicott promised us that the Northern Hemisphere would be rendered uninhabitable and we would all have to migrate to South America it must be a crushing disappointment that state of the art detectors can't even find anything in a piece of pacific salmon.

Diemos

Au Contraire, Mon Frere...

Submitted by Anonymous on Wed, 2013-03-06 10:14.

... I'm relieved because I still enjoy Pacific salmon - and I hope no one is fudging the data. Now, how about salt substitute?

Professor Farnsworth