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Heretical Rants · Joined: 21 Jul 2009 Posts: 4491 Location: No.

my legs are cold cuz my nightgown is too short, but it's late and I don't want to put on pants

oh, the humanity

the humanity
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Dogen · Joined: 10 Jul 2006 Posts: 10420 Location: Bellingham, WA

Do they not have blankets where you live? Blankets are nice and warm.
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Heretical Rants · Joined: 21 Jul 2009 Posts: 4491 Location: No.

the trick is going to get blankets without just giving up and going to sleep once blankets are obtained
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Mr_Moustache · Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2013 4:34 pm Post subject:

Mr Gary · Posted: Tue Feb 12, 2013 5:09 pm Post subject:

Dogen · Joined: 10 Jul 2006 Posts: 10420 Location: Bellingham, WA

No one will care but this is really irritating.

Me: Your patient is having runs of SVT (high heart rate) into the 190s.
RN: Yeah, I think she's got tachy-brady syndrome.
Me: Oh? I haven't seen her brady down (heart rate drop)...
RN: She did overnight.

That's not how it works. That's called "being asleep." It's not an arrhythmia. The rate in the 190s? That's an arrhythmia. Having a low heart rate at one point and then a high heart several hours later and calling that a syndrome would pretty well mean we all have ducking tachy-brady. Ducking hell.

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Michael · Joined: 09 Jul 2006 Posts: 10636

If it's being monitored, and there's rates like that, doesn't that mean at some point (even if an early diagnosis is horribly wrong) one or more cardiologists will take a look at it?

Finnegan · Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 5:17 am Post subject:

Darqcyde · Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 10:16 am Post subject:

My mother-in-law is hearing voices. Like, all the time.

She's convinced it's an elaborate prank by neighbors. Even after she was admitted to the psych ward.

She's convinced that they're trying to give her meds for the sole purpose of keeping her institutionalized longer. She also thinks that some of the nurses are switching her meds and/or spraying stuff on them.

She's convinced that moving up here from Florida (2 out of 4 of her kids live in NE PA, 1 lives in NJ) and being around her kids is going to stop the voices.

Prior to all of this, my wife was sure that her mom was already suffering from depression.

Oh yeah, I forgot some important parts:

My wife's sister is moving her mom up here. It's fallen on my wife to find her mom a place to live. She's staying with us in the interim. This is all supposed to be happening by the end of February. There's shit for housing around here.

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In other news of the shitty:

My income tax rebate, which is large but already 60-70% gone, is going to be delayed about 2-3 weeks because of the tax credit for student loans.

And all three cats are sick. We think it's lungworm. We've decided they are indoor cats from now on.
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fritterdonut · Joined: 24 Jul 2012 Posts: 1078 Location: Hedonism

Realizing you just did 8 hours worth of lab work in pencil, when it has to be done in pen.

Realizing it's 4:15 in the morning and your thermodynamics midterm is in less than 4 hours.

Realizing that thermodynamics requires the use of integrals, when I failed Calculus last term (and am consequently unable to take the calculus course that covers that).

Realizing I'm so fucked it's not even funny.
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DeD CHiKn · Posted: Wed Feb 13, 2013 1:03 pm Post subject:

How'd you make it to the midterm with out knowing you'd need to use integrals?

eureka00 · Joined: 09 Jul 2006 Posts: 1969 Location: Pretzel City

Hubby and I went out for v-day dinner tonight since he's on-call tomorrow night. Anyways, while we're waiting at the table I get a text from work saying that one of my co-workers had a heart attack. Her last day at work is Friday because she is retiring. We were going to have a surprise party for her tomorrow. *sigh* I haven't heard any other news thus far but I'm sure I'll get more tomorrow.
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Dogen · Joined: 10 Jul 2006 Posts: 10420 Location: Bellingham, WA

This is pretty minor in comparison to heart attacks and missed opportunities...

So I ordered a textbook on Amazon Marketplace (Amazon's ebay) and paid for expedited shipping. The window of time Amazon tells you to expect items to ship within passed without any notice, so I emailed the seller asking if they'd forgot my order. The next day I get an email, "It shipped." WTF? Did you forget until I reminded you? So I give the guy a 3-star review.

I got an email from him asking me to explain why I left negative feedback (despite explaining it in my feedback), and a partial refund. That was mid-January. I ignored it, because that's my discretion. I got a sternly worded email today demanding I write him back or else he's going to call me to discuss the matter.

So I just wrote him back saying if I get a phone call from Florida (where he shipped from) it better be my grandparents, or his feedback goes down to 1-star... then I tore him a new one for the way he handled his correspondence. Then for the way he handled the transaction (what do you think "expedited" means, asshole?!). Fuck you, dude.
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CTrees · Joined: 21 Jul 2006 Posts: 3772

Always let Amazon customer service do the talking for you. I've had some problems when dealing with non-Prime sellers, as CS has resolved them nicely without me ever having to deal with potentially unhinged sellers directly.
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Dogen · Joined: 10 Jul 2006 Posts: 10420 Location: Bellingham, WA

If I hear from him again I'll go that route. Hopefully (?) he was just trying to bully me into changing my feedback and will just leave me alone.
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