mizfradd

Ditto what hermionedanger said!

Oh, and let us know where you're tendon to go get the beers and if you kneed any assisttance!

Instead of venting, relax...go have a couple of beers and get a little inkneebriated.

Ummm...I'd be more concerned about the one running around with Dr. Johnny Fever as his user pic and I think if the truth be known, there's probably a lot of us that are very concerned about him!!.

Dr. Fever, Do you find conversations between brain surgeons and anesthesiologist's mind numbing? Thank you, Mizfradd

I'll join ya Far! Let's work it girl!! [video=youtube_share;f5KyMNDJE6o]

Get on board & show Joy & The View crew some love instead-

Shocked and very much saddened to hear of the deaths. Offering my condolences and prayers for peace and comfort to the relatives, friends, co-workers and classmates, as well as the communities (hometown and cyber), of the Short family. "To live in the hearts we live behind is not to die." ~ Thomas Campbell

Definitely! Many moons ago it was said that entering/graduating vet school was harder than medical school.

Good for you Ruby; telling him what's what!! Alas, as we who work in public health say -

Hmmm, made me think of a couple of procedures from the "dark ages" that are still in use: 1. Trepanation: I think all neurosurgeons would readily agree that a hole is the starting point for all neurosurgical procedures. 2. Bloodletting: Think about it: used for hemochromatosis. Uh, also could we possibly throw in leech therapy for wound healing? Hey, if these things were good enough for Hippocrates...just saying. Just messing with ya Chiandre!!

Ditto to ALL the advice above!

"We the unwilling, led by the unknowing, are doing the impossible for the ungrateful. We have done so much with so little for so long, we are now qualified to do anything with nothing." - Konstantin Josef Jireček And management wants to keep it that way. Remember, the better you do the more they expect. :oornt:

Prisoners, oh my gosh, some of the things they do to get a "vacay" is unreal, and they would even admit to it. When I worked in ER yrs. ago, most Dr.'s & surgeons would be so mad to even have to deal with them!

inverse pica?