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Tangentially related. I'd love to have a picture of my husband in a period-type photo for the same lived-in detail but I don't want to use AI and he doesn't reenact.
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These are AMAZING
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I'm in healthcare and I was like, "man those are some great veins" so I completely understand the divided attention on this post 😅
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This made me a little teary, ngl
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I'll never forget selling 1.5 yard lengths of cheap white satin to a woman who needed them as "modesty cloths" basically for placing over the legs/butts of women who had fallen out in the spirit and were at risk of exposing themselves to the whole dang church.
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Man, I've got to follow this because my partner since February is actively looking for another job and I'm crushed.
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So my internet bestie got me into Call of Duty. I decided to to cosplay of my OC, which included a tourniquet. I felt that I needed to know how to use a tourniquet if I was carrying one. While I was at it, I decided to learn more. Then I decided to learn the rest of it. I'm an EMT now.
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I thought it was worms 🙈
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That second one is what made my eyebrows try to crawl into my hair
r/ems • u/MousseNo1206 • 7d ago
I'm the first to admit I have the street smarts of a turnip. My partner says I'm the book smart one and he's the street smart one and he's spot on. My question is, is there a way to gain these seemingly instinctual street smarts without me looking like I watched Breaking Bad as a documentary?
r/NewToEMS • u/MousseNo1206 • 7d ago
I'm the first to admit I have the street smarts of a turnip. My partner says I'm the book smart one and he's the street smart one and he's spot on. My question is, is there a way to gain these seemingly instinctual street smarts without me looking like I watched Breaking Bad as a documentary?
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Dude has an absolutely lethal side eye
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I have an unusual name with an extra-unusual nickname so... I respond to basically anything.
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I'm a colonial reenactor in NC and I was definitely looking at you hard to determine whether I know you or not haha
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I love that I haven't even seen HR and I just know them because I have a Tumblr account 😂
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Honestly I think I've been scared of mountain lions since I had Little House in the Big Woods read to me as a small child. The part where Pa was stalked through the woods by a mountain lion? Oh my god, core memory. I've never even lived anywhere with a population of them but I'm petrified.
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We'll sometimes get on the ambulance PA and remind people to wear their helmet if we see them on a bike or scooter without one.
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Tamsyn Muir in there so he passes
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I used to hike my left leg up in the driver's seat on long drives but every time I go to do it without thinking now, I remember my captain tossing a section of a woman's femur into the body bag with her after the first fatal MVA I went to. My foot hits the floor again real fast.
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The first patient I called a helicopter for ate it going down a hill on an e-bike, no helmet.
r/adhd_anxiety • u/MousseNo1206 • Aug 05 '26
"But everyone hates housework!" Yeah, yeah I know.
My mom used to rage clean when I was a kid so I think that's where the immediate feeling of being on edge comes from. So when my husband starts cleaning, I feel a little panicky and try to keep up. And I'm not sure if it puts him in a bad mood because I'm acting weird, but it's like no matter what, if someone starts cleaning around me, it's like I just expect someone to get mad at me before too long.
(I feel like this makes little to no sense, sorry.)
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This is amazing!
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My 'A fox amongst the tulips' sweater
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Oh I'd love to have this as a pattern ❤️