Published Feb 7, 2020
"nursy", RN
289 Posts
Question: How many bananas can a 6th grader eat and then run around the track before he starts puking his guts out?
Answer: 10!!!
I LOVE school nursing!
ihavealltheice
198 Posts
OMG ?
BrisketRN, BSN, RN
916 Posts
It's like the milk mile but somehow worse. ?
Cas1in72
186 Posts
Bet that won't happen again. Natural consequences are the best lessons.
2 minutes ago, Cas1in72 said:Bet that won't happen again. Natural consequences are the best lessons.
Nope, every year they come up with something different...last year it was a Taki eating contest with pretty much the same results ?
Taki puke, looked like nuclear waste. I remember the first time I saw that, kid ate 2 big bags and couldnt understand why his stomach hurt!!!
Or the kid who was snorting fun dip and came into my office with a head ache. Interestingly, had a very fruity odor about him. I finally got him to tell me what happened. When I told him I was calling mom he yelled , " For the love of God dont call my Mom!!!"
You just cant make this stuff up. School nursing is an adventure ❤️
Glitternurse, LVN
349 Posts
What is it with bananas? I had a sixth grader come in after eating too many bananas
S: I ate 5 bananas fast
Me: why?
S: I really like bananas, but now my stomach hurts.
me: ok, i'm sure it does. You'll live. go to class.
I got a look and he went back to class. The teacher called asking my why I sent him to class. I explained the situation and she was fine with him staying in class with a trash can next to his desk.
yaRNthrower, BSN, RN
97 Posts
Where did he get 10 bananas???:))))??????????
tining, BSN, RN
1,071 Posts
Or 4 Izzies + 2 small gatoraids?
Just now, tining said:Or 4 Izzies + 2 small gatoraids?
PLEASE.... keep it to yourself, don't give them any ideas!!!!!!
ruby_jane, BSN, RN
3,142 Posts
I love everything about this thread. "For the love of God don't tell my mom!"
CanIcallmymom, BSN, RN
397 Posts
Maybe he thought he was low on potassium. ?
I get a lot of takis stomachaches. They usually learn their lesson, though. Haha. When I ask them what they ate, I love seeing the light bulb go on in their reaction as they smile and laugh a little. Almost always get the same look as they say "takis".