KMFJD
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thankfully pooch looks like he's not hurt and just dizzy afkinda messed up
thankfully pooch looks like he's not hurt and just dizzy afkinda messed up
And the video lends weight to my point, not yours. Those guys didn't catch an inadvertent splash, they focused on people getting drenched and they got their rocks off laughing at it. Drivers do the same.
Worked with a guy that did IT at a hospital, he had some wild stories. It's amazing what doctors can do to a human body when a person's under.Hospitals are nasty places to work + tend to attract the craziest people in society.
My own horror story is in the early 90's I was training to become a radiographer (take x-rays) and had to shadow in the ER for two weeks. The 3rd day a lady came in with multiple gunshots. I was walking by and the ER doctor pulled me in, stuck gloves on me, and made me stick my fingers in the bullet holes until they could cauterize them.
It felt like fingering a rare steak ::yuck::
After that and some barium shit pool incidents, I quickly got out of that field.
Worked with a guy that did IT at a hospital, he had some wild stories. It's amazing what doctors can do to a human body when a person's under.
Can you believe he lived another 34 years after that show went off the air.Detective Fish: "Lady who are you gonna listen to, me or a computer?"
Captain Miller: "It doesnt look good".
Detective Fish: "You're not gonna believe this but according to their records I'm deceased."
Captain Miller: "Its probably a mistake."
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