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minus-squareLigma_Male [comrade/them]hexbear10·2 years agoyeah if you don't want to break a glass thermometer and get mercury in a soldier's ass and blood. which, I think that would be funny but the people running the military probably prefer to avoid such casualties, unlike civilian ones. link
minus-squareLigma_Male [comrade/them]hexbear5·2 years agoi'm way too hungover to look up the history of the technological development of medical thermometers link
minus-squareAlaskaball [comrade/them]hexbear3·2 years ago:edgeworth-shrug: it's more commonly seen outside of combat operations like at fobs, fireballs, and so on. You're more likely to see a tampon or tourniquet than a butt thermometer out on patrol. link
yeah if you don't want to break a glass thermometer and get mercury in a soldier's ass and blood.
which, I think that would be funny but the people running the military probably prefer to avoid such casualties, unlike civilian ones.
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i'm way too hungover to look up the history of the technological development of medical thermometers
:edgeworth-shrug: it's more commonly seen outside of combat operations like at fobs, fireballs, and so on. You're more likely to see a tampon or tourniquet than a butt thermometer out on patrol.