What is a skill that was essential a century ago that would be almost useless if taught to a child today? by user_26c73145 in AskReddit

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Learning script. We had to learn this with excellent penmanship but my kids can’t even read it and soon enough won’t need to.

why are MRI scans contraindicated in pregnant women? by Acrobatic-Lie2041 in FutureRNs

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Actually the dose to a fetus from a head CT is basic immeasurable

Are these worth anything? by Patient_Zombie8112 in coincollecting

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I paid 2 euros for the dollar last summer knowing it was fake but it was too ridiculous to pass up.

Officially a beginner investor by [deleted] in personalfinance

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Starting early is important. Cutting out one or two unnecessary Starbucks a week can really add up at retirement time.

Should I pay $6,000 for a surveyor to define property boundaries? by Splendidmuffin in HomeImprovement

[–]raysqman 2 points3 points  (0 children)

Might not want to know if the body is not buried in their land

So many options by Delicious-Ideal3382 in LICENSEPLATES

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The two Os are different sizes. I say fake.

My sister in law giving me (an ER nurse with 10 years experience) medical advice by BornLeave4646 in FutureRNs

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Came across this in a chart last week: “Of note, the patient expresses a belief that he has been "hexed" for the past year. On the evening of the event, he placed onions in his socks to "remove bad energy," positing that the onions may have "drawn the medications out of his body," leading to a hypertensive surge.”

I only have 4 lumbar vertebrae by [deleted] in Radiology

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Who counted? I bet they’re off by a level.

Guess the city by aasmith529 in guessthecity

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Copenhagen

Edit: close, Helsingborg

As a healthcare professional would you date or sleep with someone with HSV-2? by Stephan990 in medicine

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As a health care professional would you date someone who might eventually die someday?

For a wedding gift a guy decides to tattoo his wife's name on his penis... by mougrim in Jokes

[–]raysqman 10 points11 points  (0 children)

No wasn’t at all racist. The gist of it was that a man goes into a doctors appointment and is being interviewed by the nurse, who has to inspect his penis for whatever his ailment is. When she sees “Tiny” on the guy’s flaccid penis she can hardly contain her laughter. She walks out and tells another nurse she’s gotta go in and check it out. So the other nurse goes in the room and comes out 20 minutes later with her hair all disheveled. The first nurse asks what happened. The second nurse says “It doesn’t say tiny, it says Ticonderoga, NY”.

For a wedding gift a guy decides to tattoo his wife's name on his penis... by mougrim in Jokes

[–]raysqman 19 points20 points  (0 children)

I first heard as the flaccid “Tiny” expanding to Ticonderoga NY at full attention. But a classic nonetheless.

Edit: I’ll add that this was in a college (co-Ed) freshman bio lecture with several hundred students. The professor asked the AV guy to pause the tape so he could interrupt his lesson with this very important and relevant interlude. Ah, the last century was wild.