"He's going to bring me my Hello Kitty! toaster. and I will put two slices of bread in it and they will be toast and I will give you toast from the Hello Kitty! toaster!"
Y'all are trying to kill me with the cute.
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"He's going to bring me my Hello Kitty! toaster. and I will put two slices of bread in it and they will be toast and I will give you toast from the Hello Kitty! toaster!"
Y'all are trying to kill me with the cute.
Y'all are trying to kill me with the cute.
come on over Ginger - we'll make you toast and you'll feel better. with lots of exclamation points.
Can I have some butter with those exclamation points?
let me check in the HelloKitty! fridge...
there are a lot of new rules (from the medical associations? Def. from some of the big universities/hospitals) about doctors and residents and interns not being allowed to accept things
I just found out that UCLA's not allowed to have pens from drug companies. My mother works in the biochem department of the University of the West Indies and teaches in the med school, and we've always had drug booty all over the place. It seems weird to think of it becoming verboten.
It's just sad to know "drug booty" is actually mugs and post-its and pens with "Lopressor" printed on them.
I never thought much about it as a kid but my dad is a doctor and a lot of my friends were children on doctors. They always had pens and pads and bags and things from the drug companies. My dad never accepted any of that stuff and didn't even use it in his office. When I finally realized how the industry worked I was pretty proud of his quiet personal stand about it.
I only use Prozac pens. They are my favorite. I hope I never run out.
do they help you with your writing? A calming effect?