Damn that's hot

[Stewart1990]

I see what the T-Shirt says, but who or what is she referring to?

Surely not herself?

Not even close to doing the words justice.

She's just an airhead and says it alot. About everything.
She even tried to copyright it. She wanted money for everytime someone used 'her words'. Its sad. And just tragic.

 

[WannaBeFlight]

Let me guess, Asheville?

Not Asheville, somewhere around there in the great WNC Mountains!

 

[Shishkabob]

I see what the T-Shirt says, but who or what is she referring to?

Surely not herself?

Not even close to doing the words justice.

Please for the love of God, tell me you know her catch phrase?

 

[Sasha]

I see what the T-Shirt says, but who or what is she referring to?

Surely not herself?

Not even close to doing the words justice.

While I loathe Paris Hilton as much as the next person, you have to admit if she covers her lazy eye with sunglasses, she IS pretty.

 

[VentMedic]

Please for the love of God, tell me you know her catch phrase?

Please for the love of God, tell me why I should know this.

 

[Sasha]

Please for the love of God, tell me why I should know this.

Paris Hilton's "catch phrase" is "That's hot!". Because of course, she couldn't think of anything more complicated and needs a default answer for when someone asks her opinion and she's too hung over to think of one. And of course, responding "That's hot" mantains the cliche all blondes are bimbo airheads and of course she couldn't show an ounce of intelligence.

"So, Paris, what do you think about feeding orphans in Africa?"
"That's hot!"

I think she actually tried to trade mark it, as if she's the first one to ever say it....

 

[VentMedic]

And I should know this useless piece of information?

 

[Shishkabob]

And I should know this useless piece of information?

Yes, if for nothing more than to make fun of stereotypical blondes.

 

[vquintessence]

Sorry to attempt resuscitation of this dead topic going on day 3 (whyyy give Hilton any attention?????), but just wanted to clarify a few things on behalf of the nursing home.

The call came in 911, very rare considering that we provide them the primary transporting contract, and if they'd called for even an emergent transport instead of 911, the facility would have paid $$$ hundreds less.

However on the back side of the coin, the staff didn't take a temp and consequently no tylenol/motrin PR was administered. Cannot say why, typically they do and will relay that info to us. Complete agreement here with Mrs Vent about how EMS too frequently fails to relay the verbal info given by nursing facilities/clinics.

Despite the DNR bashing, the pt was treated by EMS & ED with everything short of bagging and intubation.