Don't buy used kegs off this bloke

[earle]

Large industrial sites like Sydney's Homebush and Botany are polluted with carcinogenic organochlorines. UNSW biotechnologist Mike Manefield (front) and his team have developed a "natural solution" to clean up groundwater contamination. They inject hundreds of litres of bacteria – bred in beer kegs to target and break down the contaminants – into aquifers. Underground, the bacteria consume the pollutants and then die.

 

[michaeld16]

Maybe for a sour program?

 

[JDW81]

Can't be too toxic, given the "safety precautions" he's taking...

 

[Lincoln2]

Too late, I'm pretty sure I had one of these at the last case swap.

 

[Bribie G]

Clearly he's a hipster.

 

[Lincoln2]

No I'm not. I looked like this before hipsters became cool. ****, maybe I am a hipster.

 

[idzy]

At least he is wearing proper safety boots and safari wear.

 

[spog]

Yeah love the P P E.

 

[pcmfisher]

"Jeez, I only replaced that lid seal the oher day"

 

[crowmanz]

"Need to get some more keg lube in me next order"

 

[earle]

Ha ha, best caption wins a slightly used corny - pick up from UNSW

 

[NewtownClown]

No I'm not. I looked like this before hipsters became cool. ****, maybe I am a hipster.

Hipsters have NEVER been cool.

 

[Mardoo]

"Dammit. Got some beer in my bacteria..."

 

[Ducatiboy stu]

Hipsters have NEVER been cool.

Damn straight there

 

[Exile]

looks to me he is only claiming his hobby for tax purposes