I appear to have sprained my finger or something, so I will actually be doing as little typing as possible for this post. (”Well thank god,” they all said.) Today is another day of themeless weirdness, or perhaps I’m just too tired to think of one. It’s a Monday…
A Word of Advice
I have said this a million times, but it bears repeating: If you are going to burglarize a store, please measure your mode of entrance to make sure you will fit. Because I guarantee the firefighters who come to rescue you will laugh their asses off, and then cut off all you clothes even if it’s not strictly necessary.
Also, do not under any circumstances throw apple pie at a sherriff’s deputy.
Mutiny on the Bounty
I have many questions about the cruise ship passengers who mutinied due to a sub-par cruise but my main question is: A 93 day cruise? Seriously?
Another Reason to Avoid the Hospital
Apparently, the doctors there see nothing wrong with learning medical procedures from ER and Grey’s Anatomy.
Lord Help Me Not Raise One of These
Because I swear if my child were to be notorious for his internet video of him stuffing lettuce leaves up his nose then serving them to customers, I would have to lie down and die.
Okay, my finger says enough. Hope this at least boosts you a bit on your way through the week.
March 30th, 2009 at 4:08 pm
I won’t say that I’m stunned, but I am now scared to see a doctor: “Many of the doctors in training said they had learned the procedure from watching medical dramas.”
March 30th, 2009 at 5:27 pm
I know, that sort of freaked me out. I am hoping this is not the norm… I know my sister-in-law got pretty intensive training in that kind of stuff, this makes it sound like they got NO training at all so were left to fend for themselves.
March 31st, 2009 at 12:10 pm
I wonder if US medical students are doing the same things as these Canadian students?
March 31st, 2009 at 12:13 pm
A 93 day cruise?! And some passengers a couple years ago paid 40,000 POUNDS for a cruise? What the heck? Man, I wish I had those kinds of problems.