Thread: who?

who is the restless eye?
is he in vinnies or in grenada?

Originally Posted by Phrenetic

pooptacular

I will not only use this word in everyday conversation for the rest of my life, I will submit it to one of those word creation contests and I expect nothing less than top 3 for creativity.

Originally Posted by rokshana

Lol...wait til you are at the end of your intern year....

A few weeks into watching the new interns do what they do and I have absolutely no desire to be in that position in 2 years time. No thanks. Nope. Uh-ah.

God, I soooo know exactly how you feel. I start screaming in my dreams as dawn approaches

Originally Posted by thxleave

I don't know why, but a sadistic part of me love going to SDN Pre-DO section, never fail to see a SGU vs DO thread pop up every week. Can't wait to see the new movie, but worried about being shot at:
Aurora Shooting: Suspect Opens Fire At Colorado Movie Theater, Killing 14

This dude was a student at the Univ of Colorado School of Medicine, I don't know if he was an MD/PhD or just PhD or just MD... whatever... but it's just unbelievably sad for not just the victims but so many dozens of people whose lives were intertwined with each victim and are now forever changed... and it's just so d**ned depressing in general

I guess under the ERAS Misc tab I can add: "Hey I didn't go to a US med school, but at least I don't shoot people!"

I know, too soon... probably tasteless... but hold your rotten tomatoes... this whole application process is some serious crazy-making, it's a miracle I can still put together a sentence, even if it is tasteless...

If we could dissect his brain... I wonder if we would find a pathology. Clearly something went wrong somewhere.

The other story in relation to this incident was the guy who left the theater and drove away... leaving his kid and wife behind.

With all the coverage these incidents are getting, I think psychiatry is a very high-risk profession to go into.

Originally Posted by Phrenetic

I guess under the ERAS Misc tab I can add: "Hey I didn't go to a US med school, but at least I don't shoot people!"

You don't shoot people ... yet.

Originally Posted by Prash P

Colorado shooting

2nd Amendment: -5 trillion
Terrorists: 10 trillion

Or possibly Second Amendment +5 trillion.

Back in 1991 there was a shooting at a restaurant in Texas. Twenty three (plus shooter) killed, 20 wounded. Deadliest shooting in the US for quite a while.

The result was the passage of a law that allowed concealed carry weapons to anyone who took a course. I know housewives in Texas who now carry handguns in their purse.

While you might think that crazed madman shooting people would inspire firearm restrictions I have experienced the exact polar opposite. Which I guess is my way of saying there's no telling yet what the repercussions will be yet.

Y'all should just be glad you only have to do M3 once.

Originally Posted by MerlinDoc85

If we could dissect his brain... I wonder if we would find a pathology.

Super unlikely. Except for old people and tumor people and aneurysm explodey people, they all pretty much look the same.

Originally Posted by Ishie1013

Super unlikely. Except for old people and tumor people and aneurysm explodey people, they all pretty much look the same.

A homicidal maniac having brain pathology has precedent. That guy who went on a shooting rampage from the University of Texas clock tower was found to have a GBM on autopsy. There's no way to know how much (if any) relationship there was between the tumor and the changes in his behavior.

(I should really be sleeping but being up until the wee hours yesterday has messed up my sleep schedule. Damn you Bane!)