baldingpudenda

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on Drama! · c/NiceMemes · 11 pts · 2d

Puddings WILL be spilled and walkers turned over!

My Mexican food place has a "drive thru". They pulled the window out and replaced it with a smaller window installed sideways. It has a door bell to let them know you're there. If you're placing your order at the window, you get handed a business card and told to order ahead next time to get your food quicker, and to drive to the front.

on Me_irl · c/me_irl · 10 pts · 10d

I leave for work early to beat traffic and have 15 to 20 minutes to myself. I park on the far side to get my steps in. Doing this, I'm assured to not be disturbed while I have mini breakdowns and ugly cry. :D

I wonder if they got him set up for those calf compression wraps they use in hospitals to help with circulation.

What Does a Leg Compression Machine Do?

Leg compression machines—called intermittent pneumatic compression (IPC) machines in the medical community—are sleeves or cuffs with air chambers that are worn around the legs and, occasionally, the feet. At certain intervals, air pumps through connector tubes and inflates the sleeves, squeezing your legs similar to the way a blood pressure cuff works on your upper arm. This squeezing motion forces blood through the veins all the way to the heart. When the sleeve deflates, blood flows back to the legs. These devices help blood move more efficiently through the veins. They also can help the body release substances that prevent blood clots.

on 📡📡📡 · c/shitposts · 20 pts · 23d

Ain't gonna be a battle, its gonna be an occupation and he's gonna get stabbed following a 14 year old down an alley

Historians always thought "You motherfuckers are gonna fuck it up." was praise to future generations sharing his... proclivities. How wrong we were.

There's probably a contract and they got the cheapest alcohol that is still single use. a 70 year old RN once told me when she was about 28 there was a pt with cirrhosis,pancreatitis, and going through withdrawals. There was only so much medications they could give because the liver was damaged so much. They called the 65yr old MD, he looked at the chart, asked him on avg. what his daily alcohol intake was(4L of vodka) ,and asked the nurse what and when meds were given. He takes out some money from his bill fold asked the nurse assistant to go buy a 6pack of beer and to give him one beer as needed. The nurse stares at him. He winks and says to chart it as intervention for withdrawals and to just use the name of the beer.