Fine, I voluntarily surrender one internet.
That’s the sort of thing that ought to have been verified during the surgical time-out. See an example of the check list here.
They wouldn’t let me get IV blood products without two nurses confirming the IV bags and each other.
Assault by cheesesteak leads to criminal charge.
Maybe as part of a plea deal, this “content creator” can be required to maintain an apology channel titled “My Career As An Asshole”.
“My thing is I throw food at people” sounds like a great way to get arrested.
FAFOod critic
The thing I find hard to believe is that he ate a cheesesteak at Pat’s and didn’t like it. He’s obviously deranged.
(neverevermind)
The article says that it is everyone in the room’s responsibility to review and agree on the surgery site before cutting. That it was missed is completely inexplicable, and they are all individually named in the suit because of that policy.
Two pauses, the whole team reviewed and agreed, and still a miss?
When I had a very minor hand surgery, the doctor put marks exactly where he intended to cut. There is no way to cover with drapes if the doctor is cutting in the right place.
The surgeon marked the leg pre-surgery. Shouldn’t he know to look for his own marks?
No doubt the goof is upstream of the first incision. The question is how that level of bungling happens when procedures specifically have steps to prevent it.
Answer: “Who follows procedures? I know what I’m doing.”
When I had surgery on my foot, the leg with the foot they needed to work on was elevated above the other. I was completely conscious at the time, so I could have said something myself if the wrong leg was raised. But I liked that it was obvious with the leg in that position.
Parenthetically, it was a benign tumor of a type that the doc said is never in a foot. Yay, me.
Arizona “influencer” has been drinking irradiated water for a year because it’s the One Weird Trick the Jews don’t want you to know about.
“My favorite thing about radium water is it pulls the vaccine toxicity out of the body, and also is a solution to [electromagnetic field] sensitivity,” Roeske says later in his video, holding his radiated jug up for the camera.
“It’s the opposite spectrum of all the microwaves that they keep selling the people,” he declares incredulously. “So do you see why they went after it?”
Pulls the vaccine toxicity out of the body? The opposite spectrum? Microwaves (the device? the EM wave?) they keep selling to people?
According to their advertising, most Americans are drinking ‘tired or wilted water’ and the reason they’re so sick is because they’re desperately in need of radioactive water.
If you haven’t heard of it, it’s probably not a good idea to do an Internet search about Radithor.
A primary motivation for these idjits to do dumb and harmful things (drink “radium water”, ingest chlorine dioxide bleach, eat borax, take horse paste for every conceivable ailment etc.) is that “They” said not to.
Dog’s got to bark, a mule’s got to bray.
Soldiers must fight and preachers must pray.
And children, I guess, must get their own way
The minute that you say no.
- The Fantasticks
This opens up an intriguing possibility: what if, instead of urging people to get vaccinated, physicians, immunologists and public health experts came out saying vaccines are bad and no one should get them? Antivaxers at least would do a 180 (or in the immortal words of Karoline Leavitt, a 360).
Fortunately not @Cheesesteak.
Y’know, an outsider going to South Philly to throw things at people, in general, is a bad idea. THEY throw stuff at you. He failed to research his destination.
His teeth falling out shows it’s working!
Teeth are a hoax of the Rothschild medical system
My favorite bit was that he also advises people to improve their vision by staring directly at the Sun.
The book, in this case.
“We go into the sewer and look for valuables that get stuck in the storm drains and sewers, gold, anything of value,” Reveron, 25, reportedly told police after his arrest.
The gang’s quest fits an apparently misguided pattern of people thinking New York’s sewers are paved with gold. Last year, three men were arrested after they were allegedly seen emerging from a sewer in Brooklyn, one of them telling police: “The reason we went down there is that people lose their gold down there. We got to get it and sell it to make money.”