Dispensary Corner 05 Jun 14
June 5, 2014
IVORY heard about this.
If a grand piano mysteriously
turns up outside your pharmacy,
you may have been struck by
the same piano abandoner who
deposited a Mason & Hamlin
grand, albeit in New York City’s
East River.
The piano was left on the shores
of the river with water washing
around its legs and the theory is
that it was deliberately placed
there, rather than having floated,
WNYW Fox 5 reported.
Various city departments have
either played transfer tag or
declaimed responsibility, so the
piano remains to add a little class
to the water way and, of course,
become a social media sensation,
the station reported.
LET’S go with ‘nuclear green’.
Had to repaint your pharmacy
exterior or interior lately?
You may be able to pass on the
details of the paint crew you used
to (or if you did it yourself, apply
for) the tender currently on the
government tender website for a
company to paint the exterior of
the High Flux Australian Reactor
at Lucas Heights.
Constructed in the mid 1950s
and shut down in January
2007, this was the country’s
first nuclear reactor and the
Australian Nuclear Science and
Technology Organisaton said it
intends on retaining the Reactor
Containment Building “for an
indefinite period of time”, so the
exterior needs to be maintained.
ADORABLY destructive.
Nawwww - if you’ve ever
owned a puppy, you know the
exquisite frustration of the rage
of a destroyed personal item next
to the cuteness of the puppy
perpretator beside it.
But one three month
old German shepherd in
Massachusetts has taken it to a
whole new level, falling on the
gear shift of the family car and
then onto the accelerator, driving
the car into a pond and totalling
it, owner John Costello told WFXTTV.
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