orthopedic surgeon, reviewing some radiographs:
surgeon: "Ah, I see the problem. His penis is in his knee."
car-freedom:
Hey there everyone! As you may remember, I sold my car when I moved to this new town to begin this odd internship. Here are some things that are pretty awesome about car-free living:
1. Parking is always convenient (bike racks are plentiful and usually covered).
2. My transportation costs are absurdly low:
Car-share membership - $35/year
Bike maintenance - ~$50/year
Gas - $0
Car insurance - $0
Car payment - $0
Car maintenance - $0
Parking (home) - $0
Hospital parking pass - $0
3. I get fresh air and exercise commuting to and from work, complete with the daily challenge of dodge-the-texting-undergrads on the bike path.
4. Biking uses renewable energy - it's powered by me!
5. It's fun to meet other cycling commuters at the bike rack. The seasoned bike folks provide a large amount of useful information, tips, and encouragement for new bike commuters.
1. Parking is always convenient (bike racks are plentiful and usually covered).
2. My transportation costs are absurdly low:
Car-share membership - $35/year
Bike maintenance - ~$50/year
Gas - $0
Car insurance - $0
Car payment - $0
Car maintenance - $0
Parking (home) - $0
Hospital parking pass - $0
3. I get fresh air and exercise commuting to and from work, complete with the daily challenge of dodge-the-texting-undergrads on the bike path.
4. Biking uses renewable energy - it's powered by me!
5. It's fun to meet other cycling commuters at the bike rack. The seasoned bike folks provide a large amount of useful information, tips, and encouragement for new bike commuters.
adventures in imaging:
Student: "What should I write in the box for 'history' on the radiology submission form?"
Technician: "Fucked."
Student: "...uhhhh."
Alacrity: "...or, you could write 'six week history of intermittent lethargy, collapsed this morning, suspect large splenic mass'."
Technician: "Fucked."
Student: "...uhhhh."
Alacrity: "...or, you could write 'six week history of intermittent lethargy, collapsed this morning, suspect large splenic mass'."
oh is that it?
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