the 100% directionless thread

Getting ready to use gallons of fake blood and various props over a three day period. It will be interesting having EMT students interface with law enforcement.
 
If you ever want to feel exceptionally inferior, have a conversation with a doctor with multiple specialties...

Doctor who just joined our volly house to become an EMT (:rofl:) is a dentist, oral surgeon and anesthesiologist. Hes written 3 full length leading textbooks on oral surgery, runs 3 practices, makes TV appearances, extensively research the histology head/jaw and has a research foundation that takes in all the proceeds of his work. He wanted to give back to the community...

I feel so low right now. Hope to learn all I can from him. He said he has been continually going to college for 17 years.
 
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NYMedic828 said:
If you ever want to feel exceptionally inferior, have a conversation with a doctor with multiple specialties...

Doctor who just joined our volly house to become an EMT (:rofl:) is a dentist, oral surgeon and anesthesiologist. Hes written 3 full length leading textbooks on oral surgery, runs 3 practices, makes TV appearances, extensively research the histology head/jaw and has a research foundation that takes in all the proceeds of his work. He wanted to give back to the community...

I feel so low right now. Hope to learn all I can from him. He said he has been continually going to college for 17 years.
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I wanna meet him! Tell him to join this site please
 
NYMedic828 said:
If you ever want to feel exceptionally inferior, have a conversation with a doctor with multiple specialties...

Doctor who just joined our volly house to become an EMT (:rofl:) is a dentist, oral surgeon and anesthesiologist. Hes written 3 full length leading textbooks on oral surgery, runs 3 practices, makes TV appearances, extensively research the histology head/jaw and has a research foundation that takes in all the proceeds of his work. He wanted to give back to the community...

I feel so low right now. Hope to learn all I can from him. He said he has been continually going to college for 17 years.
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Yeah I used to get that feeling every time I spent any time with my ex :)

I would think there would be a liability issue for him working as an EMT.

Tell him to join the site.
 
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What's a good cheap rifle? I'm wanting to get a bolt action 22 to start shooting out here.
 
Jambi said:
Ruger 10/22
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Second this. I have never owned one, but I shot other people's and it was awesome. Plus you can find it available locally for cheap in most places.

Speaking of guns, me and a friend have been thinking about getting into Trap shooting. Does anyone on here do that?
 
lightsandsirens5 said:
I do a little trap shooting

And second (well, third) on the 10/22
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Do you have a recommendations on a good beginning shotgun? I have fired lots of shotguns before, but most were set up for home defense not shooting sports.
 
Check your guns at the door!

If you intend to enter the 100% DIRECTIONLESS thread.
 
firetender said:
If you intend to enter the 100% DIRECTIONLESS thread.
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Ok but if my gun picks up one rust spot you're gonna wake up with a crowd around 'ya.
 
Archery>Trap>>>>rifles/pistols.


That is all.
 
Jambi said:
Where does black powder fall in your fantasy world? Lol
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Maybe right above the other "point firearm at non-moving target, pull trigger" nonsense. Archery and trap/skeet requires skill. Shooting a pistol at a non-moving target indoors is something at stodge can do. In contrast regularly hitting a target 50 yards away with a 30lb recurve bow takes practice and skill.
 
JPINFV said:
Maybe right above the other "point firearm at non-moving target, pull trigger" nonsense. Archery and trap/skeet requires skill. Shooting a pistol at a non-moving target indoors is something at stodge can do. In contrast regularly hitting a target 50 yards away with a 30lb recurve bow takes practice and skill.
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That'll just cripple the deer. Compound is the way to go IMO with a nice lighted sight. Set a 70 lbs
 
I'm generally not concerned about crippling target bales. If I was hunting, I'd completely agree however.
 
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