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Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, butt kicking, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
And I'm amused that hospitals still use pneumatic tubes. Meaning, they couldn't really improve on them in all this time.
"Hey Bob, it's Rita down in Pathology. Stand by for some Ebola coming your way!" "Rita, no! You have to hand-carry it to my department!"
Actually I think it is very cool that hospitals still use pneumatic tubes. I want to move to the alternate universe where mail, packages and even local freight are all routinely shipped to homes and store via pneumatic tubes.
C&P Anne's post and send it.
Seriously, Anne's post was pitch perfect.
And I'm amused that hospitals still use pneumatic tubes.
They do at JZ's hospital.
Seriously, Anne's post was pitch perfect.
All it needs is for you to end it with "And if you don't stop bothering me I'll send you EBOLA through a PNEUMATIC TUBE."
Disabling the Holt Pneumatic Tube system immediately.
Anne's post was pitch perfect.
Aw, thanks!
I wish we had pneumatic tubes to get stuff from campus to campus at work. Of course, people would find ways to subvert the system from its intended purpose. And this would be GLORIOUS.
And I'm amused that hospitals still use pneumatic tubes.
They do at JZ's hospital.
No, that's my point: I think many, if not most, still do, because the pneumatic tube system is so kickass that it couldn't be improved on.
A good sign for the day: I missed my regular 8:10 bus, and was afraid they had actually eliminated the 8:20, since usually I end up waiting until 8:30, but no! Today it came!
I love pneumatic tubes.
I also know an infectious diseases guy who's been working with Ebola patients at Emory/CDC (flea knows him too), and he was the go-to sensible person on the news during the first wave of "ZOMG THEY'RE LETTING THE PLAGUE-CARRIERS INTO THE COUNTRY"; it was both awesome and strange to keep seeing "next on CNN, we have Dr. V in the studio talking about how you're not actually all going to die, at least not today and from this..." and of course now I'm wondering if it's the same dude.
There's an app for that, Jesse... seriously. It will tell you where the bus is, approximately. Wonders of modern technology and all that.
Connie, suggestion for the reward of faux-son: make him a scarf or other male-appropriate garment with the yarn you buy. Something that will give him the literal warm fuzzies, because he deserves them.