Not quite a Garmin
by dr-exmedicNot all advice is as applicable as its purveyors would have you believe.
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Best censorship ever
by dr-exmedicI’m watching The Big Lebowski on Versus, and I just watched John Goodman smashing a Corvette and yelling: ”This is what happens when you find a stranger in the Alps.” (Original completely vulgar line here, if you didn’t already know.)
Sunday Silliness: the wrong flavor edition
by dr-exmedicHere’s an ad from the Sunday paper a few weeks ago that’s unintentionally hilarious and disgusting to anyone who thinks of BV as an abbreviation for bacterial vaginosis.
The BV in the ad, incidentally, is actually a vineyard.
Bonus link: irony, defined.
Sunday Silliness: I thought they smelled bad on the outside edition
by dr-exmedicIt’s only natural that I would fall in love with an online store named ThinkGeek, but they’ve really outdone themselves with this sleeping bag.
Sunday Silliness: pump and blow in popular culture edition
by dr-exmedicJust a roundup of funny CPR-related video clips I’ve seen over the years….
MDNV
by dr-exmedicNo, this has nothing to do with physicians in Nevada. Rather, it’s a column I find entertaining about “MD Envy,” a vague affliction of a few EMS providers who really, really would rather be doctors.
Sunday Silliness: Playtex parking edition
by dr-exmedicI figure the picture and post title say it all, but I still can’t figure out why 18 hours is the allowed parking time. Incidentally, this sign was in Napoleon, OH, across from the middle school.
Sunday Silliness: labor power edition
by dr-exmedicSince Labor Day is tomorrow, and there are cries of Socialism everywhere (or at least at town hall meetings, anyway), it seems appropriate to point out that one of the people we always thought was an all-American hero might actually be a dirty Communist. If you’re not into reading, a rough draft of a documentary [...]
Continuing education
by dr-exmedicOne of these days, I’m going to hold a class, and invite both RNs and medics. All I’m going to teach them is how to spell Crohn’s disease correctly: Crohn’s. Not Chron’s, Chrones, or any of the other creative variations. Crohn’s.
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