Hmm… Speaking as a nurse, the benefits seem to be severely underestimated. You are basically guaranteed work because there will always be sick people. If you need flexibility there’s usually a department or specialty that will fit the hours you need, or you go locum. It is actually as interesting as you want it to be; if you want a specialty then there’s usually a route to advance along it. It opens up other avenues, e.g. public health, health research, admin (if you’ve lost your soul). It’s very social, and patients are often more than happy to talk if you like people. If you don’t like people then you just make sure you’re obviously concentrating and they’ll usually shut up.

If someone wanted to do science then went into nursing, then they’re probably doing practical sciences and don’t have to be missing out at all.

A great way to learn the cool shit doctors learn is to ask them about it.

You’ve sold your soul for a very slightly better handjob. Nowhere does the contract say it’s mind-blowingly better.

Would be a nubjob, and wouldn’t be as hard to be better than.

Or you get your hands removed

Maybe the graphics designers are insiders?

In the UK? He’s Irish, like Irish Irish, not wannabe-English Irish.

I use two of those in the UK as well. Would prefer not to also lose them

And for once this person was white. Can’t see Stephen Yelly ranting about black Brits dying under police supervision.

If it’s sub-cut then they’re going to need to change needle first. 1mL should be okay.

That being said, I don’t think I’ve ever left a bubble in a non-IV injection. Does it feel weird?

Just one eyebrow

Why do you ask?

I had plenty of fun playing Cyberpunk on my steam deck hooked up to a 1080p monitor running upscaled at around 30fps.

Gotta say though, Be Gay, Do Crimes hits better for me.

Have you checked out Trash Future?

I work for the NHS. I’d lose my job if I told anyone what famous people I’ve worked with.

Not that I have met anyone famous at work.

Do some resistance training to restrengthen your legs, and start building stamina through cycling (standing or outdoor). Cycling is great because it’s possible to go from extremely low intensity (barely faster than walking pace) to vomit intensity with no change in impact.

4 or 5? I can only think of three… Up on the hoods, down in the drops, and relaxed on the flats (relaxed perhaps a misnomer - I don’t like not having my fingers on the brakes).

I like a session IPA, genuinely. It’s just when all you taste is stupidly bitter hops that I can’t be arsed.

But all you fucking export is over hopped swill and fucking Brooklyn Amber lager!

I figured that would go without saying