MiceWithMatches

Fire scientist, investigator. Woman. Opinions do not reflect those of my employer.

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@WolfofX I tried this when I was in Estonia. It was a big thing there.

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@ITshortking2 Also two guys from the same place OCONUS who confuse everyone because they look like they're from the same ethnic group to everyone else but they're from two groups who hate each other. I first encountered this with a Chamorro and a Chuukese from Guam.

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@ITshortking2 @WiseguyThreeOne That reminds me of the short white guy from Alabama who joined the Army and became an Arabic linguist. He spoke Arabic with the most outrageous Deep South accent. It was hilarious.

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@GHiestand @monsterhunter45 I misread this as satsuma and immediately imagined a farce in which they were pelting her with oranges.

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@Yemmyee @DanielOConnel18 @Dr_Gavin_Brewis That's considered racist in the US.

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@MrSkeptic12 @MilitaryCooI I met plenty of people in grad school who still put it in writing.

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@ParamedicVet Lol. I've been a paramedic in three states. Haven't found one yet that has substantially different rules on that.

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@DanPitzer @DeadpanPanther @SandyofCthulhu He was also a narcissist and an aggressive womanizer. Then he conducted a genocidal campaign against the Native American people in the West.

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@SandyofCthulhu On the other hand, it's possible Beauregard would have been loyal to the Union if he hadn't been fired as Commandant of West Point at the start of the war. Although he was from Louisiana, he actually grew up in New York and did feel at home in NOLA until later.

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@RBoasAncestry @FBIDirectorKash Recognizing that it will take time and money and will probably have to be added going forward without comprehensive retesting of old samples for those reasons, absolutely.

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@Scott_Goad73 @FBIDirectorKash Yes. An "offender hit" or a "cold hit".

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@_HelenDale @wil_da_beast630 They're usually okay with sharing until puberty, IIRC.

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@EricBrownPastor @wil_da_beast630 And John Moses Browning keeps them free.

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@oldsoldier21 @ParamedicVet Also being old and seeing it on a phone where it's tiny, that was my first impression, too, but you can see the narrow complexes in the top and bottom leads. SVT, not VT. Cardioversion not wrong, but consider medication first depending on symptoms.

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@x3firearms @ParamedicVet Tombstone patterns usually aren't that fast (may not be fast at all). This is a rhythm problem, not necessarily a problem with blood flow in parts of the heart, which is what the tombstone indicates.

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@jpclemens @ParamedicVet @stateracetami @KosherVeruca Yeah, there's been a movement in this direction. It really helps with review and training. It's actually less problematic from a privacy standpoint than people assumed it would be during early advocacy, once hospital personnel accept EMS as providers.

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@ParamedicVet @KosherVeruca And yet some patients who have encountered both prefer cardioversion to adenosine.

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@monsterhunter45 Based on my research, a lot of former Canadiens from a certain era. So yes, werewolves.

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@philosopherleo @japan_nobunaga Better yet, do a Gallagher and use the sword to slice open a melon with flesh that's either pink or blue (pink is easy, but dying a yellow fleshed melon blue isn't all that hard.