Percy🦴🩻⚕️

Ole Miss Rebel Fanatic, Southern Miss fan/alum, Pacific NW SEC Apologist, charcuterie enthusiast, Gonzaga University alumnus, FNP-C

[Percy🦴🩻⚕️ @PacNWReb38]

This is the Vanderbilt I remember and love.

[ArtButMakeItSports @ArtButSports]

Jacob Reproaching Laban, by Hendrick Terbrugghen, 1627, 📸 by @iamrandyjw

[ArtButMakeItSports @ArtButSports]

Fall of the Rebel Angels, by Charles Le Brun, before 1685

[Bunkie Perkins @BunkiePerkins]

#Blessed

[Flint Foster @FlintFoster]

Namaste beeyatch

[Percy🦴🩻⚕️ @PacNWReb38]

Is Clemson butt?

[Chef Andrew Gruel @ChefGruel]

Here are some restaurant tricks to make your food taste expensive. I am working myself out of a job here. https://t.co/IRu7vMLHlG

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Eat shit @GoCards Birds are not supposed to have teeth!!!!

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@VegasRebs Prayers up. Be strong. You’ve got more people than you know that care a shitload about you.

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@Oilfield_Rando So sorry. Teared up about my little guy that passed 6 years ago. Prayers

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@scs_real I got paid minimum wage 2002-2004 to write parking tickets at University of Southern Mississippi. Turns out I was good at it. Got to piss off people who were assholes and flirt with all the womens. Only minimum wage job that got me publicly cursed out in multiple (3) states.

[Natalie F Danelishen @Chesschick01]

Never deleting this app. 😂

[Travis Chapman @Travispaints]

My painting of Terry the legend

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@MensHumor 7

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@GhostOfFiggins I remember conversations from elementary school but couldn’t tell you what I had for dinner two nights ago. I feel you.

[Historic Vids @historyinmemes]

He was such a heavy smoker that he would sometimes light up even in the operating room. When ash from his cigarette fell onto the surgical table, he reportedly brushed it off with a joke: “Don’t worry—it’s sterile!”

In the years after World War II, countless Soviet veterans struggled with severe leg injuries that refused to heal. Complicated fractures, chronic infections, and deformities often left physicians with limited treatment options. Working in the city of Kurgan, surgeon Gavriil Ilizarov pursued a radically different idea: that bone could regenerate if it was slowly and carefully pulled apart. During the 1950s, he developed a circular external fixation device made of metal rings and tensioned wires that gradually separated bone segments, stimulating new bone growth in the gap between them.

This breakthrough, later known as distraction osteogenesis, transformed the treatment of complex fractures, limb deformities, and shortened limbs. Although Ilizarov’s work remained largely unknown outside the Soviet Union for decades, it gained worldwide recognition in the 1980s when he successfully treated Italian explorer Carlo Mauri after multiple previous surgeries had failed.

Today, the Ilizarov method is used across the globe and is regarded as one of the most significant innovations in the history of modern orthopedic surgery.

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@ClownWorld #MyMemphis

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@EndWokeness That’s my sheriff!