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"Spider bit foot 4 days ago." Perfect reason to call 911.
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"Spider bit foot 4 days ago." Perfect reason to call 911.
Hey, could've been z radioactive spider, and given the super power of the ability to piss someone off instantly
I'm going to start reading this thread from the beginning to make sure I don't duplicate post. -_-
Or a brown recluse! Those things eat away at you.
First thought: "That looks like a giant piece of pepperoni sitting on someone's thigh. ... I want pizza."
:rofl:
"Spider bit foot 4 days ago." Perfect reason to call 911.
And whenever I get one of those WONDERFUL 911 calls, one of my first, and most pronounced questions, are "Why did you wait ____ time to call?" and "What changed today to make you call 911 that is different from all the other time that it wasn't an emergency?" Hey, medically appropriate questions!
Another is "What are we here for today?" (in a friendly, chipper voice)... it often gets replied with "To take me to the hospital" to which my favorite response is "Yes well we're not a taxi so what emergency medical issue can I help you with?"
Ahhh, passive-aggressiveness. Love it. Friggin cops and their ability to speak their minds without the fear of getting in any real trouble.
Reason I hate urgent cares: doc saw me for maybe 3 minutes. Wrote me 3 scrips and nothing to help with my SOB.
And whenever I get one of those WONDERFUL 911 calls, one of my first, and most pronounced questions, are "Why did you wait ____ time to call?" and/or "What changed today to make you call 911 that is different from all the other time that it wasn't an emergency?" Hey, medically appropriate questions!
Another is "What are we here for today?" (in a friendly, chipper voice)... it often gets replied with "To take me to the hospital" to which my favorite response is "Yes well we're not a taxi so what emergency medical issue can I help you with?"
Ahhh, passive-aggressiveness. Love it. Friggin cops and their ability to speak their minds without the fear of getting in any real trouble.
Does anybody know where I can get some FEMA study guides? :unsure: