"A distant cousin, who has long been a complete dumb@$$, once told me that whatever direction she is facing is north.
It came up when I was on the phone giving someone directions and she was nearby. I said something like “go north on (x) street, then take a left on (y), etc”. She overheard me and said that I didn’t make any sense because whatever direction you’re facing is north, so north changes depending on which way you are facing. I said “no, north is north, it’s only the direction you’re facing if you happen to be facing north” and she started arguing with me over it.
She definitely was not just f@#king with me because she is a dumb@$$ that has a long history of saying really stupid s@#t."
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Elsie 3 year s ago
#16 The operating room is the last place anyone would get away with molesting someone. There are at least four, usually six or more people, all focused on the patient at all times.
I have never, in 27 years of trauma surgery noticed so much as a bad remark. The amount of respect for the patient is astounding.
I have never, in 27 years of trauma surgery noticed so much as a bad remark. The amount of respect for the patient is astounding.
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Penelope 3 year s ago
#7 Asian have no belly buttons, but fingerprints? why?
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Justina 3 year s ago
Someone once told me the moon can't reflect the suns light because it's "always in the Earths shadow". After I informed him how wrong he was, he then insisted that there's a hole in the top of Earth that people fly into to look at dinosaurs cause that's where they hid when the asteroid hit...guy was like 25 at the time. I hope the daughter he left my friend with isn't that dumb
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Kathy 3 year s ago
I have never, in 27 years of trauma surgery noticed so much as a bad remark. The amount of respect for the patient is astounding.