Yeah, having a barb or fighter will be huge in your party. Also don't forget, you can change them out way easier now than before.
Definitely caring for the sick. I don't feel like my job is ANYWHERE near able to be done by a computer program.
Numbs anything it comes into contact with I imagine, and no. Vicks even has a benzocaine throat soray, which saves my ass during the spring pollen-pocalypse
You can also use benzocaine spray, works a hell of alot better than phenol. ...I heard from a friend.
A bite is not good unless it has a little of each thing on my plate. The flavors must all be in every bite.
And if I'm not mistaken, hubble looks at different wavelengths of light than JWST, so naturally their observations are going to look different. JWST looks at infrared or near IR while hubble sees mostly visible light.
Yeah, just a run of the mill chicken sandwich combo is 15$ and it looks like a toddler slapped it together with food he found in the trash.
Looks like it's Delta for me when I fly
The rapist Brock Turner and the rapist Drew Clinton can take turns shoving pineapples up each others' asses in hell, where incidentally the rapist Brock Turner and the rapist Drew Clinton both will be residing.
I just click again right after clicking the dice to roll them, it skips the animation and just gives me the finished roll, complete with added bonuses.
What state? Asking for a friend who lives in Florida.
What? No birthday or SSN? It's almost like they aren't really children!
Someone in another thread stated that NY law requires 110% be put up in order to appeal.
In 2020 during COVID, it often presented strangely with patients on 100% oxygen, no respiratory distress, but still having low O2 sats. They'd sit there for a week and a half with sats in the 70s and were only intubated once they decompensated from there. That 10 or so days of low sats hits every organ in the body but the consensus was to intubate once they were in distress. For those that survived, long covid makes a lot of sense
The cruelty is the point. It's their MO. Hurt those already judged and serving their sentence. It's why I will never work in correctional Healthcare. Each interaction with a health care professional is, in those HCPs minds, an opportunity to punish in invisible ways. I've seen many DOC nurses treat inmates like dogs. By the time they get to outside facilities for care, they're often unnecessarily complicated or half dead, due to the 'care' they get from DOC personnel.
Edit: not just nurses but doctors too