
Saturday, May 10, 2008
Ciao, Baby

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Random thoughts from a few cantankerous American physicians. All contributors are board certified. Various specialties are represented here. I do not know where this will lead but hope it will at least be an enjoyable read. All of the names mentioned in this blog are pseudonyms, the ages have been changed, and in half the cases the gender as well. All photographs are published with patient consent or are digitally altered to preserve anonymity. Trust us, we're doctors.
vaya con dios my friend. will visit frequently unless you have me barred at the door. i promise not to trash the place. can you stake me for a cool grand at the tables? you know i'm good for it.
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ReplyDeleteFrank:
How the fuck do you already have, like 10 posts on your blog on day 1???
e^i*pi
out.
Ah, the original Oceans Eleven!!! Cool cats all of them. Smart dressers. Shiny shoes. Slicked down hair. AAAhhhhh if only we could get into the "way back machine".
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Good luck, Drackman. You rock. Visit frequently please.
ReplyDeleteLofty Zahari
Good luck with the new blog. I leave you with advice from my great great great grandfather Lt. Col. Jedidiah Cornpone, 1st Mississippi all volunteers (we will rise again) "Always keep your powder dry".
ReplyDeleteThis is totally off topic, but I just wanted to spread the word and awareness. My home institution's flight program suffered a terrible loss today.
ReplyDeleteI posted about it here. http://traumabay.blogspot.com/2008/05/dear-god-no-no-no-no.html
I'll try and keep news up. I know this isn't on topic, but I just feel terrible and it makes it better to broadcast how awesome these folks were.
Thanks.
everyone thinks that flying people by helicopter is without risk. these heroes put their lives on the line every day to save the lives of strangers. sometimes they die in the line of duty. my condolences.
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