Quick! Everyone change your name on LinkedIn and populate the info with some really stupid bullshit. I deleted mine years ago but I’m considering signing back up as Sir Farty McLovefarts who mysteriously looks very similar to Leon Musk.
Broken_Monitor
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I’m pretty much at a point where I’m gonna make some kind of post like this whenever I see it… I need to learn how to make a bot haha
Who will win the next SATURDAY MORNING NEWS SLAMFEST?!!!!
Duh duh duh LET THE BOYS BE BOYS!
Holy shit how did I forget about this song?! Absolute classic.
Well that’s cool. It sounds like its still only online for windows PC? Which is odd but… uhhh ok one more reason to ditch windows haha
Tempting but last I checked they made this online only for some fucked reason, so it really defeats the purpose for me. Would love to have this on the steam deck for on tho go sessions.
Much like when I hear about Call of duty I get a little surprised every time I hear this series is being made still. Not because it’s bad or anything, I really dont know, its just because the series got old and repetitive to me like a decade ago. How do people just keep eating the same regurgitated stuff over and over and still love it so much??
Cmon and SLAM, if you wanna JAM!
SLAM Bam thank you ma’am!
SLAM! JD VANCE BEEN SLAMMED! SLAM HIS JAM! SLAM EVERYTHING! SLAMMETTY SLAM SLAM IM A REPORTER I GOT NO VOCAM! ULARY SLAM!
Nex Machina is a blast. Its good for local co op so I play it with the kiddo.
10-18? I dont think that’s the age group we are discussing here…
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Yeah wearing scrubs was traditionally meant as clothing you could easily get rid of if you got bodily fluids on yourself. They are cheap, thin material, and originally had colors meant to make it easy to identify blood if they became contaminated (although that part is not really adhered to in my experience). They are not, and never were, intended for sterility. Sterile clothing is donned and doffed within the OR or relevant treatment room. If scrubs are contaminated or used for PPE purposes they must be left at the facility and the employer is responsible for washing or disposal (by US regulations). However many people in medical facilities wear them as a uniform instead, including administrators, general caretakers, and even custodial services depending on the location. The important thing is the intent, and by most modern standards PPE which would get contaminated is worn over the scrubs.
Hell I went to the eye doctor the other day and everyone in that place was in scrubs. I dunno who would be squirting eye fluid all over them so I assume they all arrived and leave in those scrubs.