Veterinary assistant/tech/now practice manager in exotic vet med for 12 years. I ❤️ science. Vaccines save lives, animal and human. #vetmed#weararespirator
@NicoReznick I don’t think it’s possible to eliminate crappy poetry. It’s woven into the very fabric of human existence.
That said, your poetry is surely not crappy. 😘
@StashColTV No offline community here. Only online. Oddly enough the only place I feel safe is work where we are still masking. Otherwise it’s just me and my many pets, safe in my apartment 🫤
@HeyNurseKat Cherokee Infinity. I have sets that have lasted years, slightly stretchy, and most importantly they dry FAST
Less vomit in my job but there’s blood and plenty of pee so you might still be wearing it but it’s at least dry 😂🫤
@DrNice2022 @byronlacroix@dr_jon_l@JohntheLyricist@thereal_truther Because of my work schedule this past week I was deeply disappointed to miss both Tuesday and Thursday spaces except for the few minutes I was able to sneak a listen and it happened to be you pushing back on tact(less) I believe.
I thought you were great 😊
@DrJanKirsch@thereal_truther That whole rant made me want to find other Latin origin words whose meaning has morphed(?)
But I’m too tired tonight. 12 hour work day and another on the horizon tomorrow. Bleah
But I’ll be thinking about it!!
@DrJanKirsch@thereal_truther A horse is a hindgut fermenter. The open root teeth is a clue to the type of digestion an animal has. They grow constantly because they chew fibrous food constantly. I’ll share a link from my rescue that sums it up pretty well.
https://t.co/Mf8Pc3s29d
@DrJanKirsch@thereal_truther They gnaw because they are rodents. Sounds like a silly answer but the term rodent comes from rodere “to gnaw”
Chinchilla, rabbit and guinea pig teeth stay in form by grinding hay. It’s a misconception that they have to gnaw to keep the teeth healthy. They just love gnawing!