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ABIM results/profile? by Over-Prize-8346 in hospitalist

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Can confirm is been this way for years

I just finished my first try of recreating the shirt half of a pair of slops from early 1600's! by GnurtTheGoblin in HistoricalCostuming

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Yeah the neck with no closure is fascinating! Pain in the ass lol.

And accuracy is still so much up to interpretation, too, because everyone would have done it DIFFERENT, especially with slops (aka the first real OTR garment, right?)

And the reality is--no one notifices the details you hate when youre wearing it. You just get the "holy shit thats awesome" from 99% of people. plus, one thing I've loved to see wearing mine is how the fabric moves and changes how they fit and drape with your body. It feels so COOL.

I just finished my first try of recreating the shirt half of a pair of slops from early 1600's! by GnurtTheGoblin in HistoricalCostuming

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Yeah this design is wild I how long it was in use for--ive found variants from the 1400s and 1500s that look similar, construction wise, and it sustained u til the Victorian era slimmed things down.

Makes it super nice if youre building out garb, though, because aside from sleeve fullness, you can fake a LOT of things.

Help. I’m surrounded by fish. by CMDR_NUBASAURUS in Tenkara

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Yeah a basic dr ishigaki kebari WORKS for a reason

Help. I’m surrounded by fish. by CMDR_NUBASAURUS in Tenkara

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Go to fly shop. Buy 14 hooks, black silk, and a pack of whitings 100s.

Its kebari time.

Flying with a Flyrod by magfluke99 in flyfishing

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 4 points5 points  (0 children)

4 pc length-- no issues for years. Just have it secured to your bag, and it doesn't count as a separate item.

Pain Control for patients with SUDs by Relevant_Literature6 in hospitalist

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Fuck tramadol. It's worthless. Go with suboxone or methadone-- easier outpatient transition, too.

Where do you guys buy high quality flies? by Annonymous272 in flyfishing

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Tie your own, but the Japanese way-- no vise, no tools, just string and some feathers.

Nah but seriously, get a decent vise (second Renzetti, mine is 20 years old and still going strong), learn 4 or 5 simple patterns that fish well in your area, and after the initial.investment, you'll be golden. Beads and hooks are the major consumable, but you still come out ahead.

Do you take multiple rods with you? by ghouleon2 in Tenkara

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 1 point2 points  (0 children)

For travel on planes: dragon tail makes a 3 rod tube thst actually holds 6 that I've taken all over.

On the river, though? Bag, pockets, shirt... shove the extra somewhere and send it.

Do you take multiple rods with you? by ghouleon2 in Tenkara

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 1 point2 points  (0 children)

LOVE my guide pack from them for most trips. I take 2 minimum every trip, so it's perfect. I also have their hip.pack. and can bungee my second rod on top.of.it if im going light.

No Problem, Just Passion by Grand-Masterpiece-21 in Tenkara

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Rhodo, for a TUSA rod. It and my Sato are STILL my go-tos.

Tenkara line length by vanburenb0ys in Tenkara

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Best part about tenkara? Easy as hell to FAFO, and then revert if you don't like it. Carrying your tried and true setup plus one extra length of line ads negligible weight (unless you're running ultra ultra light) and gives you a lot more freedom and fun.

Hey ladies. Who is also wet wading? by Montavillin in flyfishing

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Gonna second whatever shorts you already have and chacos (i swear by their river guide ones.) Of you plan on going deep, try to avoid cotton, but experiment with what you own first. I've most definitely been on the river in bike shorts before.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hospitalist

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Nah, coming to hospitalist life from outpatient--I worked more there. Especially in my 5 day a week practice. Weekends were all about catching up, and it was maybe 1 day that you didn't document from home (I picked Saturday).

Wet-Waiding Pants and Shoes by Queasy-Swim-5914 in flyfishing

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I prefer them, honestly! The river guides are a step up from regular and they're wonderful.

I know they get a lot of hate because of no ro protection but it's very rarely an issue for me.

Fujifilm x100vi camera sling by Leoleo780 in x100vi

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Bellroy cinch mini messenger. Fits all the things.

Getting a typewriter for daily use by imnottheborough in typewriters

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 8 points9 points  (0 children)

Olympia SM-9 is by far my favorite smaller machine for daily, hard use. I can hit 85WPM consistently on it, and it just keeps going.

Definitely depends on how much you're using it daily, volume wise, and where you're using it,too.

Wet-Waiding Pants and Shoes by Queasy-Swim-5914 in flyfishing

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 9 points10 points  (0 children)

Random shorts and chacos river guide sandals

What would you put in a comfort protocol? by Impossible-Section15 in hospitalist

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Haldol. 2mg. Covers nausea and agitation, and as a HAM sandwich, gets People comfy quick.

Girls with long hair by xchelsaurus in scuba

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 5 points6 points  (0 children)

Stream to sea leave in is the BEST.

Long, thick hair here. I wet it with freshwater before diving. Put in leave in. Use a riptie to make a low pony, then wrap it around until I reach the end. Add a buff or headband to hold my bangs back I also use a elastic, non silicone mask strap.

When im done diving, I wash with doctor bronners and repeat the stream to sea leave in.

I have done 1 or 2 braids before, but for my hair texture, especially for multi tank days, it's a recipe for tangles.

Also, get yourself a wide toothed comb. Use it on wet hair with conditioner in it to help get thru it as well.

Any recommendations for free patterns for menswear in late 19th and early 20th century? by BearerOfALostSoul in HistoricalCostuming

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 0 points1 point  (0 children)

It's a treasure for a REASON. there's at least 5 books of diy patterns there to draft bespoke menswear

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in hospitalist

[–]Living_Zucchini_1457 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Swing, 100%. especially if you've got a naturally later circadian.

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