Be Right Back, Uninstalling

Also, I have cup of noodle soup.

AND IT IS FUCKING DELICIOUS.

The class average on my biochem midterm was a 79%  ???

I got a 95%  8)

(09-22-2011, 10:33 AM)LT Crow link Wrote: [ -> ]Back?

I never left.  I just travel around to different parts of Afghanistan.  It's actually pretty cool, I've probably been to more places than any other LT in the country.  My playground covers 4 different brigade AOs. 

I thought you came back here for R&R

roommate/seamstress sends me out to Goodwill to buy a pair of overalls to take the hardware out of
Dollar short
They won't move on price
feels bad man
put it on hold
Walk home
Get dollar
Walk there
Pay for overalls
Walk home
Take aspirin, sit in front of AC
feels good man
(N.B. posting time)

not quite yet.

(09-22-2011, 06:22 PM)k0ala link Wrote: [ -> ]roommate/seamstress sends me out to Goodwill to buy a pair of overalls to take the hardware out of
Dollar short
They won't move on price
feels bad man
put it on hold
Walk home
Get dollar
Walk there
Pay for overalls
Walk home
Take aspirin, sit in front of AC
feels good man
(N.B. posting time)

what place/temperature?

Buddhism club tomorrow night and a LAN party Saturday evening. Nerding it up before my exams

(09-22-2011, 04:43 PM)matter11 link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=LT Crow link=topic=3603.msg223723#msg223723 date=1316705589]
Back?

I never left.  I just travel around to different parts of Afghanistan.  It's actually pretty cool, I've probably been to more places than any other LT in the country.  My playground covers 4 different brigade AOs. 

I thought you came back here for R&R
[/quote]Will be, hasn't yet.

So, new Community up on hulu.  Hooray for shows I actually enjoy watching.

The LAN party was really fun, we played a lot of 5v5.
And now I'm watching the Durarara english dub on adult swim. Surprisingly decent.

god durarara owns

(09-24-2011, 11:36 PM)versus link Wrote: [ -> ]god durarara owns

But is it as good as bobobo-bo bo-bobo?

(09-24-2011, 11:36 PM)versus link Wrote: [ -> ]god durarara owns

Are you watching it? You should be. "boobielicious" was just heard from the TV lawls

Parents closed on a house. Moving in October.

Will be upgraded to a nice big desk, new bed, and a bigger room.

Sister will be on the other side of the house so I don't have to hear her country music, it'll be so good.

Finally after a year of waiting, I got a volunteer position in the ER!
Now I can stop making lattes for doctors and actually start getting some direct patient contact experience.

(09-30-2011, 02:02 AM)Käse link Wrote: [ -> ]Finally after a year of waiting, I got a volunteer position in the ER!
Now I can stop making lattes for doctors and actually start getting some direct patient contact experience.

and start burning out...

my friend claims he can't wait to be in emergency medicine BECAUSE the average burnout age for doctors there is in the twenties supposedly. I wish you all the best in handling it.

(09-30-2011, 08:51 AM)matter11 link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Käse link=topic=3603.msg224779#msg224779 date=1317366178]
Finally after a year of waiting, I got a volunteer position in the ER!
Now I can stop making lattes for doctors and actually start getting some direct patient contact experience.

and start burning out...

my friend claims he can't wait to be in emergency medicine BECAUSE the average burnout age for doctors there is in the twenties supposedly. I wish you all the best in handling it.
[/quote]

Oh I believe it, especially after I interviewed a doctor who's in internal medicine about it. Apparently he used to be in ER until it got too be too tiring for him.
I'm volunteering with the department, not working there, so I won't be doing very stressful tasks. Mainly transporting patients and helping out with menial tasks (cleaning,etc).

(09-30-2011, 01:00 PM)Käse link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=matter11 link=topic=3603.msg224801#msg224801 date=1317390706]
[quote author=Käse link=topic=3603.msg224779#msg224779 date=1317366178]
Finally after a year of waiting, I got a volunteer position in the ER!
Now I can stop making lattes for doctors and actually start getting some direct patient contact experience.

and start burning out...

my friend claims he can't wait to be in emergency medicine BECAUSE the average burnout age for doctors there is in the twenties supposedly. I wish you all the best in handling it.
[/quote]

Oh I believe it, especially after I interviewed a doctor who's in internal medicine about it. Apparently he used to be in ER until it got too be too tiring for him.
I'm volunteering with the department, not working there, so I won't be doing very stressful tasks. Mainly transporting patients and helping out with menial tasks (cleaning,etc).
[/quote]

You'll become an expert in folding pillowcases. Take it from me.

(09-30-2011, 02:27 PM)Didzo link Wrote: [ -> ][quote author=Käse link=topic=3603.msg224820#msg224820 date=1317405640]
[quote author=matter11 link=topic=3603.msg224801#msg224801 date=1317390706]
[quote author=Käse link=topic=3603.msg224779#msg224779 date=1317366178]
Finally after a year of waiting, I got a volunteer position in the ER!
Now I can stop making lattes for doctors and actually start getting some direct patient contact experience.

and start burning out...

my friend claims he can't wait to be in emergency medicine BECAUSE the average burnout age for doctors there is in the twenties supposedly. I wish you all the best in handling it.
[/quote]

Oh I believe it, especially after I interviewed a doctor who's in internal medicine about it. Apparently he used to be in ER until it got too be too tiring for him.
I'm volunteering with the department, not working there, so I won't be doing very stressful tasks. Mainly transporting patients and helping out with menial tasks (cleaning,etc).
[/quote]

You'll become an expert in folding pillowcases. Take it from me.


[/quote]
I already am an expert in folding pillow cases from being in the surgical department

Sly cooper collection will be mine Tuesday.