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TSR Med Students' Society Part III
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Yay!
Exams finished, hopefully for a while, and self-imposed 4 week TSR ban over!
It'll will be fine. It's no-where near as bad as the previous ones.
Also, be prepared to feel an elderly man's scrotum.
Without gloves....
And only spirigel to wash your hands with.....
Exams finished, hopefully for a while, and self-imposed 4 week TSR ban over!
Original post by visesh
My last exam is tomorrow. Starting to properly brick it!
It'll will be fine. It's no-where near as bad as the previous ones.
Also, be prepared to feel an elderly man's scrotum.
Without gloves....
And only spirigel to wash your hands with.....
Original post by Captain Crash
Thanks, that's actually very reassuring! I trust you'll be in the the flee tomorrow?
Hmm, I might take some glove with me inthat case
( :/ )
Passing exams the first time is bloody fantastic, I should've done this the first 2 years. Anywho, I'm changing my sig from 3rd year to 4th... because I can.
Original post by i'm no superman
Anyone else seen this:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0120dxp/Terry_Pratchett_Choosing_to_Die/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0120dxp/Terry_Pratchett_Choosing_to_Die/
Watched it yesterday and it made me just stop and think. Personally I don't think I could ever do that for someone or allow someone I loved to commit suicide but I like how this program shared the process so others can make an informed decision.
Original post by SMed
Passing exams the first time is bloody fantastic, I should've done this the first 2 years. Anywho, I'm changing my sig from 3rd year to 4th... because I can.
congratulations mate
off to the states then? 
Original post by SMed
Passing exams the first time is bloody fantastic, I should've done this the first 2 years. Anywho, I'm changing my sig from 3rd year to 4th... because I can.
Mate you're scaring me at how old I am lol.
Well I can technically leave it at 4th year and it not be a lie
Original post by Philosoraptor
Mate you're scaring me at how old I am lol.
Well I can technically leave it at 4th year and it not be a lie
Well I can technically leave it at 4th year and it not be a lie
I'm probably older than you by a few years, so I wouldn't be too scared.
Original post by Tech
congratulations mate off to the states then?
off to the states then? Yeah, hopefully. I miss Texas, but it was 105 degress F the other day, and it's not even the hottest part of the year yet. That'll be in July/August. That's when I'm going.
Original post by SMed
Yeah, hopefully. I miss Texas, but it was 105 degress F the other day, and it's not even the hottest part of the year yet. That'll be in July/August. That's when I'm going.
Toasty
Original post by i'm no superman
Anyone else seen this:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0120dxp/Terry_Pratchett_Choosing_to_Die/
http://www.bbc.co.uk/iplayer/episode/b0120dxp/Terry_Pratchett_Choosing_to_Die/
Yup, watched it on monday night. Have to say I found it really, really difficult to watch; I was almost surprised at the emotions it stirred in me.
It was a really good and powerful documentary that raises many important questions.
Original post by Philosoraptor
Mate you're scaring me at how old I am lol.
Well I can technically leave it at 4th year and it not be a lie
Well I can technically leave it at 4th year and it not be a lie
I had to talk to work experience students today about doing medicine. Realising that it was at least four years ago since I did that was a little bit unnerving.
Original post by Becca-Sarah
I had to talk to work experience students today about doing medicine. Realising that it was at least four years ago since I did that was a little bit unnerving.
Tbh if your bf is cool with it - drinks when you come down to London (open invitation)
x
i just got bent over by my exam today 
looks like uni is ending in august for me...
looks like uni is ending in august for me...
Original post by Becca-Sarah
I never want to be a urologist. Bleurgh.
What did you see?
Original post by No Future
What did you see?
Far too many penises. Though I survived watching all the trans-urethral stuff far better than my male colleagues
Radical prostatectomy was the closest it got to interesting, tbh.
Original post by Becca-Sarah
Though I survived watching all the trans-urethral stuff far better than my male colleagues
Urologists seem like a pretty cool bunch to me
The year is over 
2 weeks till results booyaaaa
2 weeks till results booyaaaa
Original post by No Future
Urologists seem like a pretty cool bunch to me
Urologists seem like a pretty cool bunch to me
I find anyone who's willing to touch someone else's naked scrotum with bare hands a little odd, if I'm honest...
Original post by Becca-Sarah
I find anyone who's willing to touch someone else's naked scrotum with bare hands a little odd, if I'm honest...
This is true. Repped
Original post by fortysixandtwo
Yup, watched it on monday night. Have to say I found it really, really difficult to watch; I was almost surprised at the emotions it stirred in me.
It was a really good and powerful documentary that raises many important questions.
It was a really good and powerful documentary that raises many important questions.
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