TSR Med Students&#x27; Society Part III

Original post by SMed

Just wiped their eyes and carried on. :s-smilie:

I think he meant to cause it :biggrin:

(unless my sarcasm filter is on!)

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Philosoraptor

18

Rekorderlig. Yummy yayyy

That is all.

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graemematt

Original post by Philosoraptor

Rekorderlig. Yummy yayyy

That is all.

Good stuff isn't it? :biggrin:

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Skwee

Original post by Helenia

Wait till you start doing art/central lines - blood everywhere is par for the course. Use an inco sheet to avoid the nurses' wrath.

Gotta love art lines :'D Last time I was with my tutor in ICU, radial wouldn't work and neither would ulnar so he went for femoral, eeeepic blood geyser there. I had fun that evening. :biggrin:

On another note, this may be a stupid question, but...do you guys say ICU or ITU in the UK? Or do you use them interchangeably?

Original post by Mushi_master

In other news, CoD night was rather awesome.

CoD, ayeeee?

Original post by fairy spangles

How come i always **** up everything. Everything in my life is ****ed up. I was so nearly there and now i can put my head between my legs and kiss my arse goodbye to medicine. ****ing great. Did i mention **** **** ****!

END RANT!

Hey what's up? :frown:

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FFCrusader

Original post by Helenia

Wait till you start doing art/central lines - blood everywhere is par for the course. Use an inco sheet to avoid the nurses' wrath.

Edit: However, I was not impressed when one of them insisted I use an inco for cannulation :mad:

It's really bad that when I read this I thought of the Central Line on the London Underground...

Clearly I've been in London for too long :sigh:

Or intercalating has ruined me :headfire:

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So I've been at uni for three, nearly four years now. All of my friends are students, mostly medics. When I go out, I chat to students. When I go to the gym, it's all students. When I go to one of my sports clubs, it's all students. I don't really have a family to return to as an escape from this. I think it's starting to get me really ****ing depressed. I miss actual real-life people.

I was at a club last night and I had girls chatting to me about their ****ing gap year, how exams went, how last semester was. I don't give a ****. I couldn't be more disinterested. I just stood there wanting to ****ing kill myself. However, I was also chatting to some bish who wasn't a student. It was probably the most enjoyable conversations I've had in a long while.

tl;dr - How do I break out of the student rut? I miss the real world. As much as I love medicine, my friends and being a student, I seriously need other time. I think I might take up some volunteering role again. (But if I come into contact with a medical applicant who insists on talking to me about medicine I will probably just go ahead and chop my balls off)

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Skwee

Original post by GodspeedGehenna

So I've been at uni for three, nearly four years now. All of my friends are students, mostly medics. When I go out, I chat to students. When I go to the gym, it's all students. When I go to one of my sports clubs, it's all students. I don't really have a family to return to as an escape from this. I think it's starting to get me really ****ing depressed. I miss actual real-life people.

I was at a club last night and I had girls chatting to me about their ****ing gap year, how exams went, how last semester was. I don't give a ****. I couldn't be more disinterested. I just stood there wanting to ****ing kill myself. However, I was also chatting to some bish who wasn't a student. It was probably the most enjoyable conversations I've had in a long while.

tl;dr - How do I break out of the student rut? I miss the real world. As much as I love medicine, my friends and being a student, I seriously need other time. I think I might take up some volunteering role again. (But if I come into contact with a medical applicant who insists on talking to me about medicine I will probably just go ahead and chop my balls off)

This is why I've never dated a fellow medical student. Can you imagine the pillow talk? "Ohhh that was so good! ...oh my gosh I examined teh hugest prostate everrr todayyy" :colone:

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Kinkerz

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Original post by GodspeedGehenna

I was at a club last night and I had girls chatting to me about their ****ing gap year, how exams went, how last semester was. I don't give a ****. I couldn't be more disinterested. I just stood there wanting to ****ing kill myself.

You sound like a treat :smile:

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Mushi_master

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Original post by GodspeedGehenna

So I've been at uni for three, nearly four years now. All of my friends are students, mostly medics. When I go out, I chat to students. When I go to the gym, it's all students. When I go to one of my sports clubs, it's all students. I don't really have a family to return to as an escape from this. I think it's starting to get me really ****ing depressed. I miss actual real-life people.

I was at a club last night and I had girls chatting to me about their ****ing gap year, how exams went, how last semester was. I don't give a ****. I couldn't be more disinterested. I just stood there wanting to ****ing kill myself. However, I was also chatting to some bish who wasn't a student. It was probably the most enjoyable conversations I've had in a long while.

tl;dr - How do I break out of the student rut? I miss the real world. As much as I love medicine, my friends and being a student, I seriously need other time. I think I might take up some volunteering role again. (But if I come into contact with a medical applicant who insists on talking to me about medicine I will probably just go ahead and chop my balls off)

See this is why I love having a non-medic, non-student girlfriend.

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Original post by Kinkerz

You sound like a treat :smile:

I find feigning interest to be incredibly draining after the fifth time in one evening and last night I didn't feel particularly motivated to indulge them with politeness for the sake of trying to hook up.

(edited 12 years ago)

Reply 9273

digitalis

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Original post by GodspeedGehenna

I was at a club last night and I had girls chatting to me about their ****ing gap year, how exams went, how last semester was. I don't give a ****. I couldn't be more disinterested. I just stood there wanting to ****ing kill myself. However, I was also chatting to some bish who wasn't a student. It was probably the most enjoyable conversations I've had in a long while.

tl;dr - How do I break out of the student rut?

My question is, was she fit?

Reply 9274

Original post by digitalis

My question is, was she fit?

6/10. Do not want.

Reply 9275

lekky

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Original post by GodspeedGehenna

So I've been at uni for three, nearly four years now. All of my friends are students, mostly medics. When I go out, I chat to students. When I go to the gym, it's all students. When I go to one of my sports clubs, it's all students. I don't really have a family to return to as an escape from this. I think it's starting to get me really ****ing depressed. I miss actual real-life people.

I was at a club last night and I had girls chatting to me about their ****ing gap year, how exams went, how last semester was. I don't give a ****. I couldn't be more disinterested. I just stood there wanting to ****ing kill myself. However, I was also chatting to some bish who wasn't a student. It was probably the most enjoyable conversations I've had in a long while.

tl;dr - How do I break out of the student rut? I miss the real world. As much as I love medicine, my friends and being a student, I seriously need other time. I think I might take up some volunteering role again. (But if I come into contact with a medical applicant who insists on talking to me about medicine I will probably just go ahead and chop my balls off)

Get a job

No student colleagues.. v few student customers.

None of my flatmates are medics though they are all students. TBH sounds like you just have boring friends if all you talk about is student or uni related :s-smilie:

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Reply 9276

Tech

Original post by GodspeedGehenna

So I've been at uni for three, nearly four years now. All of my friends are students, mostly medics. When I go out, I chat to students. When I go to the gym, it's all students. When I go to one of my sports clubs, it's all students. I don't really have a family to return to as an escape from this. I think it's starting to get me really ****ing depressed. I miss actual real-life people.

I was at a club last night and I had girls chatting to me about their ****ing gap year, how exams went, how last semester was. I don't give a ****. I couldn't be more disinterested. I just stood there wanting to ****ing kill myself. However, I was also chatting to some bish who wasn't a student. It was probably the most enjoyable conversations I've had in a long while.

tl;dr - How do I break out of the student rut? I miss the real world. As much as I love medicine, my friends and being a student, I seriously need other time. I think I might take up some volunteering role again. (But if I come into contact with a medical applicant who insists on talking to me about medicine I will probably just go ahead and chop my balls off)

Are you musical, man? I was feeling similarly frustrated in first year, but answered an ad on denmark street and was in a band for a couple of years.

great way to meet people from all over the city and all different backgrounds.. plus it also gets you out to all different areas for gigs.

Lekky's job suggestion is a good one, tho in london I guess there's not much time for hanging about and chatting to customers - but good chance to meet colleagues. I went for the lazier option of finding a medic who found a job and got to know some of their colleagues instead :wink:

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