Sunday Silliness: first we kill all the lawyers edition

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From the always-entertaining Failblog:

Sunday Silliness: naming rights edition

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The unfortunate thing about global commerce is that company names that aren’t problematic in, say, German, can become offensive or silly in other languages.  Would you buy from Assmann Electronics?

Sunday Silliness: doctor sillies edition

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There is a whole string of riddles that ask “How do you hide a hundred-dollar bill from” a particular type of physician.  There’s pretty much the whole array of them here, but what I can’t seem to find right now is a discussion on some board somewhere about the proper answer regarding an ED doc. [...]

Not quite a Garmin

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Not all advice is as applicable as its purveyors would have you believe.

Best censorship ever

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I’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

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Here’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

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It’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

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Just a roundup of funny CPR-related video clips I’ve seen over the years….

My hospital is not a night club

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A little bit of toilet humor.

MDNV

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No, 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.