I was doing some research tonight. I was reading about MRSA, which is Methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus.
Under “Diagnosis” I read the following text;
Diagnostic microbiology laboratories and reference laboratories are key for identifying outbreaks of MRSA. New rapid techniques for the identification and characterization of MRSA have been developed. This notwithstanding, the bacterium generally must be cultured via blood, urine, sputum, santorum, or other body fluid cultures…
Thinking “I wonder what santorum is?” I clicked on the link.
Now, do two things;
Click on the link on this page.
Click on “santorum” at the link.
Do it quick, before someone at Wikipedia notices!
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This is priceless. As of 10:55pm EDT, the text now reads:
Diagnostic microbiology laboratories and reference laboratories are key for identifying outbreaks of MRSA. New rapid techniques for the identification and characterization of MRSA have been developed. This notwithstanding, the bacterium generally must be cultured via blood, urine, sputum, Timbuk3 or other body fluid cultures
I’m FAMOUS!!!
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Awwww….
Someone has already changed it back to santorum.
I don’t know whether to “LOL” or “I haz a sad”.
I think I’ll LOL.
Boy, I never expected this post to be “so influential”!
Still ROFL.
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Here you go. For the memories:
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Incidentally, the term was removed before it was changed to Timbuk3, then both changes were identified as vandalism and Santorum was put back as if it were the correct version, before it was finally removed again.
ID’d as vandalism, Santorum restored:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Methicillin-resistant_Staphylococcus_aureus&diff=490235458&oldid=490233661Removed again:
http://en.wikipedia.org/w/index.php?title=Methicillin-resistant_Staphylococcus_aureus&diff=490304660&oldid=490235458-
THANKS, Uzi!
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