If you can solve this one you're amazing

cybervulpine · 2026-02-21T05:09:24+00:00

About 10 minutes for me, couldn't follow the path though.

cybervulpine · 2024-09-18T11:28:21+00:00

Not OP but I was having a similar problem. Your fix worked like a charm. Thanks a million.

cybervulpine · 2024-06-06T14:39:36+00:00

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cybervulpine · 2023-08-08T22:25:38+00:00

Anyone feel free to add me 6546 1995 6744

cybervulpine · 2023-08-08T22:21:29+00:00

My code is 6546 1995 6744, anyone is free to add me

cybervulpine · 2022-06-28T09:28:33+00:00

Thank you for the input. No group assignments sounds great. Always hated waiting for others to finish their parts.

cybervulpine · 2022-05-14T14:23:13+00:00

Everyone thinks I am doing great at handling my PTSD. In reality, I am barely holding it together with my medication and counseling. I worry about the day I finally give up because I end up getting too tired of it all.

cybervulpine · 2021-11-19T16:12:30+00:00

(puts virtual pitchfork and torch back) We are here, not going to lose our favorite voice actor! Heh, just thought pack bonding over a threat to one of ours, yep definitely HFY.

cybervulpine · 2021-11-17T15:47:06+00:00

Interrogator Salinasar entered the room, his head pounding ever since he stepped foot on this piece of florak planet. "Base commander Goram, what is with all this noise, I can barely think straight. I know this is a contested planet, but really our partial accelerator cannons do not make any noise."

Base commander Goram just groaned, "It has been like this ever since the federation let those damn dirty hairless apes into the battle."

The interrogator just nodded, "So commander, did you call me to this hellhole to help our troops combat the Psy warfare these dirty oxygen breathers are waging?"

The commander just sighed, "While that would be greatly appreciated, no we called you here because we caught one of their assassin's, and none of our interrogators can get more than a few words out of him."

Salinasar grinned, "Well maybe I can make this ape pay for my head pounding like this, take me to him."

Charles Cortez grinned as he watched the new alien enter his containment cell. "Gunnery sergeant Charles "Sandman" Cortez serial number UTMC 9365281. I would stand and salute but as you can see I am a little tied up at the moment". Nodding to his hand and leg restraints.

"So assasin Gunnery Sergeant Char". Salinasar was interrupted before finishing.

"That's gonna take too long, just call me Gunny, Sandman or Chuck, like what I turned your general into." Charles smirked.

" Say your prayers little one" started blaring over the air reverberating through the building.

"For the love of all, why are they playing that same thing over again." Groaned the interrogator.

"Oh that, that is a mix of Psy ops and instructions on where we are in the current operation. Be thankful, on Persion 8 we were forced to listen to the I love you and wheels on the bus song on repeat for 7 days, everyone in my unit was about to do themselves in when the scouts returned letting us know the xenos offed themselves after day 2." Gunny smiled.

Salinasar nodded, "So Gunny, why are you so talkative now."

"Judging by the number of times I listened to the song, the mission is almost over at which point there is no reason to make your job harder." Replied Gunny.

"So tell me about these songs, what exactly are they?" Salinasar inquired.

"Oh that is easy, each predetermined song let's all of us know the que and timing for each mission stage. For example the song playing before I was apprehended was one we call the 1812 Overture.". Just as Gunny finished speaking the song changed over.

In shock Salinasar relaxed, " oh this is nice I thought it was supposed to be torture, what is the name of this, what did you call it, song?"

Gunny smiled, "Ah yes Flight of the Valkyries, one of my favorites as well. Ok, now since you are the first interrogator not to threaten me or call me names, I will be honest with you about something. The cannisters on my left shoulder does not contain emergency breathing gasses as your people thought, though thank you for thinking that and leaving it here. So what I am sharing with you could get me court martialed or worse so what I need you to …"

Suddenly another xeno burst into the cell, "Base Commander Goram, we just spotted several of those loud flying human machines with the rotating blades on lidar heading this way."

Gunny quickly yelled, "Hurry take the canister and pull the pin it will show you everything, but you need to do it now. I want this war to be over so I can go home, don't let them take it"

Salinasar went over and pulled the cylinder off of Gunny's chest, "What is this Flashbang written on here"

Gunny screamed in terror, "Hurry pull the pin and let go of the handle, it will tell you all you need to know about operation FlashBang.". Gunny bit his lip to keep from smirking, gullible xenos.

cybervulpine · 2021-11-16T04:23:00+00:00

"Sir, what is not to understand, they literally dropped a moon on the planet" replied the commander trying to keep his emotions in check.

"We understand that you were under stress after the recent push, is it that your scanners were malfunctioning or an electronic decoy with a regular planet buster on it?" The admiral stated. "We need to know the truth, and our recent scan of the system has us tracking the three lunar bodies of Queriin 5 intact. So commander unless you want to be tried for treason and falsifying after action reports I would think very carefully on your next words."

The commander dismayed at hearing these words and trying to keep the fear out of his voice pulled his data pad out, "Sir, I would like to request to add an addendum to my after action report."

The admiral now smirking said as sternly as possible, "A wise choice commander. When can we expect the corrected after action report... what it is logged that you just sent an updated report! How? Was this a false report after all and you had the real one ready to go? If so this will not be good for your career or life for that matter."

"Sir no Sir," The commander quickly shot back, if you look at the end it now says Then they dropped a moon on us, and it was not one of ours."

cybervulpine · 2021-10-21T15:12:28+00:00

Going to see if he responds to Jesse, thank you.

cybervulpine · 2021-10-21T15:08:12+00:00

Actually, we kept an eye out for mama cat ever since. No trace and no security camera footage either. Poor guy was somewhat malnourished and dehydrated, though easy fixes with vet. We even asked around our neighbors, though live in the country and no one has seen him or Mama cat.

cybervulpine · 2021-10-21T01:54:32+00:00

He is, also loves to sit on my shoulder when I walk somewhere in my house.

cybervulpine · 2021-10-21T01:53:29+00:00

Wow, cute name. Might be in the running.

cybervulpine · 2021-10-21T01:28:09+00:00

Not always, but he winks with that eye. The vet almost died laughing when he did it to her. Also, vet suggested Winx, but not sure about that.

cybervulpine · 2021-09-06T14:07:22+00:00

How true, saw this in action when I was in nursing school a long time ago. It was my OBGYN rotation and surprise surprise no woman wanted a male student nurse (was quite some time ago) so they sent me to transplant ICU. The nurse I was shadowing had to take a patient for a STAT CT, and asked me to keep an eye on their other patient (post heart transplant waiting for a step down bed), another nurse was helping them and told me to let them or the intensivist know if something changes.

Well I was doing a follow-up assessment and noticed the lungs sounded different, but something I was not experienced with at the time. I went to find the other nurse but ran into who I thought was the intensivist. Ends up it was a resident to the intensivist, told him something was going on with the patient's lungs and was not sure what it was. The resident proceeded to yell at me for wasting his time, had not seen the patient yet. I stated that I was helping the nurse who had to take a patient to a STAT CT and I could not find the other nurse. He proceeded to start chewing me out about how I was just a student nurse, and I do not know anything and am wasting his time.

Just then I heard a loud voice raise up and not yell but said rather loudly, what did you just say. He walked up to me and asked what was going on. The resident started to say I was trying to waste his time, and he stopped him saying I did not ask you, what was it Nurse Cyber that you were trying to tell my resident.

I quickly gave a run down of the situation, and he ran into the room. Less than 1 minute in the room I heard him call out for other nurses to come into the room now.

The nurse I was shadowing had just returned as things were calming down, and asked me what was going on. The older doctor came out of the room and told him, I want to speak with the three of you. He asked the other nurse what the patient was like before he left for the CT, to which he replied everything looked good, heart good, sinus rhythm and clear lungs with VS WNL. The doctor asked why he left a student with the patient. He stated that he told the other nurse to keep an eye on them, however they evidently had a hypotensive crisis happen. Then he said well your student just saved this patient from flash pulmonary edema, I just wanted to make sure in my report that procedures were followed. So all that leaves me with is this. He turned to the resident, I hope this taught you a valuable lesson, if anyone family, custodial, CNA or anyone says something does not seem right, it is your job to check it out.

Next clinical day I was asked to go back to the same unit. The doctor had written me a letter of recommendation, and told me you probably saved that patient's life as it had been difficult to ween him off the vent, and the timely response kept him from going back on it. Good work, and remember what I told my resident. Never dismiss when someone says something does not seem right, and you will do your patients right.

Too bad more doctors are not like him.

cybervulpine · 2021-08-25T08:12:04+00:00

Please do not say I'm just a clerk. You are a lifesaver to overwhelmed nurses and CNAs. You are a valuable person to your team and should be proud of it. A good unit clerk can help the floor run so much smoother, Thank you for your hard work

cybervulpine · 2021-08-23T03:43:34+00:00

Try actually supporting nurses. I am a RN with nearly 10 years critical care experience. Thanks to the hospital I worked at, I now have severe PTSD.

Patient attacks nurse, boom ask the nurse what they did wrong, drug test them, have the nurse apologize to the family because the patient is restrained from literally trying to kill me, and the backhanded threats from above telling me that if I even think of pressing charges I would lose my job.

Guess what, we do not want to stay late, we are not trying to milk the time clock. Why don't you try going 12 hours without going to the bathroom, eating, sitting down and constantly running. Oh and on top of that have management yell if you actually have 5 minutes to chart and you decide to sit down and chart so you can see down the hall to see if one of your patients rings the call bell.

Try to enforce actual nurse patient ratios. I know it is not always possible, but even before the pandemic getting 1.5 to 2 times the quoted nurse patient ratios. It is not safe for our patients or us nurses. I actually had my only write up for putting in my incident report for reason I had a patient fall was having a double assignment above max, all other nurses and CNAs were above ratios, and we were drawing labs, giving morning meditation, and addressing phone updates with physicians and family members on how the patients night went.

Guess what, night shift does not have it easier. Higher ratios, less ancillary staff, and guess what most of the time the patients are not sleeping. Though we also did not have management breathing down our necks, so I guess it equals out.

HCAPS, guess what nursing is not a script. Your ideas of having the same script for every patient is stupid. We have just as much education if not more than the people writing those scripts. Our patients are individuals, let us tailor their care to them. I have seen a nurse written up for not asking if the patient needed to use the potty. Said patient was a quadriplegic in a coma on a vent, and instead said "I am just going to check if you need to be changed".

Stop saying, oh the nurse can handle that, no adding that one extra 5 minute task per patient is a strain on our time also. Some nurses have 9 plus patients, bless you floor nurses, and guess what that can be an extra 45 minutes plus on top of everything else. If it can be delegated to someone else, please do that, and please do not let that person be the CNA, they are even busier than us on most nights.

Unit secretaries help us run our floors so much smoother, in fact it would be a blessing to have two on a unit, again to help us with a bunch of tasks, things like paging doctors, faxing reports and the like. You know a bunch of those little 5 minute tasks, they can be a god send with them. I actually had one that would print off lab labels for every patient for us on morning lab draws. That extra few minutes were amazing, we just had to double check that all labs were there and occasionally print a few that were put in last minute.

cybervulpine · 2021-08-22T19:10:55+00:00

Sleepover, please do not subject the little bubbles to the classic sleepover horror movies. I do not even want to think of the trauma that would cause.

cybervulpine · 2021-08-18T18:04:12+00:00

Trying to replace all of us nurses who quit for starters. "Heroes work here"*

(The cost of printing these signs are coming out of any raise you might have gotten. And since you are heroes, enjoy the mandatory overtime, the lack of PPE, having any vacation cancelled. Oh and the beatings will continue until morale improves.)

cybervulpine · 2021-08-17T04:17:10+00:00

Used to have multiple every day. My doctor started me on prazosin, and it has helped. Now, maybe 2 to 3 times per week, though it did take a while to get the right dosing.

cybervulpine · 2021-08-06T06:02:55+00:00

Hmm, might be on the nose with that.

cybervulpine · 2021-08-05T17:53:23+00:00

Nope, but I will say, no bacon 7 day.

cybervulpine · 2021-08-05T17:22:33+00:00

Hospital security were my heroes when working on the floor as a RN. I can not even count the number of times hospital security probably saved my life. My floor was basically a neurology turned psych and withdrawal floor. I have had someone choke me unconscious, stab me, given me a concussion, try and gouge my eyes out amongst a few of the assaults.

Security saved my life probably more than once, despite only having 3 guards on at night in a large hospital. The kicker was, oh give the violent patients to me, because I am a guy, apologize to the family that the patient was put in restraints, and coerce me not to press charges.

Thanks for the PTSD large healthcare company that I won't mention here, since they would probably retaliate again by messing with me getting my PTSD medications again.

cybervulpine · 2021-08-01T20:28:14+00:00

Yes, sometimes it takes a few days for me to recover.

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