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The Bunk posted:Walker actually looks pretty normal when you can only see one of his eyes. This theorem needs work 
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Devor posted:This theorem needs work Christ, he really does always looked baked off his rear end.
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Devor posted:This theorem needs work He has a real Manning face. 
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rear end cobra posted:Game Change 2016 will be my favorite book It's going to be released in 3 volumes of 1500 pages each
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He's not doing himself any favors getting Ed Miliband as his foodie-double:  (there's a wikipedia article about it!)
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The X-man cometh posted:It's going to be released in 3 volumes of 1500 pages each Maybe it'll just start in media res, after the primary field gets culled to something manageable.
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Absurd Alhazred posted:He's not doing himself any favors getting Ed Miliband as his foodie-double: quote:In October 2014, UK Independence Party leader Nigel Farage made headlines for eating a bacon sandwich while campaigning before the Heywood and Middleton by-election. The Guardian said that the sliced bread which Farage ate was easier to eat than the bread roll which Miliband had. Oh for gently caress's sake Britain 
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Raskolnikov38 posted:Oh for gently caress's sake Britain Yeah, which thread was it where someone was complaining about how the American experiment has failed and we should give the UK a call?
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Wikipedia posted:Prime Minister David Cameron ate a hot dog with a knife and fork in April 2015 while campaigning for the upcoming general election. Raskolnikov38 posted:Oh for gently caress's sake Britain
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:huckabee.jpg
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Jun 7, 2015 06:26
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I really like the optics on this and feel like it could be one of those pictures that go with a new chapter in the civics textbooks of 2025.
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Is it bad that I sort of want one of the truly crazy republicans to win the presidency so I can watch the world burn?
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Jack2142 posted:Is it bad that I sort of want one of the truly crazy republicans to win the presidency so I can watch the world burn? Pretty sure that's just nihilism conquering your soul.
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Trump 2016, because nihilism has conquered your soul.
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Jun 7, 2015 07:19
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quote:Is Ben Carson seriously displaying his hands like that on purpose as if they are a qualification?
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Cigar Aficionado posted:Is Ben Carson seriously displaying his hands like that on purpose as if they are a qualification? It's good to show the crowd he's not armed.
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Aliquid posted:It's good to show the crowd he's not armed. 
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Cigar Aficionado posted:Is Ben Carson seriously displaying his hands like that on purpose as if they are a qualification? I don't know, but my mind reads that as 'doctor pose' for some reasons. Surgeons are insanely careful about their hands. ... oh god, the poor man and hand-shaking time.
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Warcabbit posted:I don't know, but my mind reads that as 'doctor pose' for some reasons. Surgeons are insanely careful about their hands. Yeah, the former pose is how you would rest your gloved hands on the operating table, and the latter pose is how you would hold your hands when you have nothing to rest them on. Hands can't go below the waist or above the shoulders, so you tend to get into these weird arrangements. edit: former as in the one with the fingers down, latter as in the one with hands clasped Cantorsdust fucked around with this message at 14:58 on Jun 7, 2015 |
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Jun 7, 2015 14:23
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I wonder how many fans have a picture of Dr. Ben Carson on their phone so they can make sure they're talking to the right black guy.
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Gyges posted:I wonder how many fans have a picture of Dr. Ben Carson on their phone so they can make sure they're talking to the right black guy. "Glad to see you made it Herma-Allen-BEN!"
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skaboomizzy posted:The penny pin is also for people who want to cut spending on everything across the board by 1%. every year for five years
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Bloomberg Politics met with one of the top logo producers and had him review the campaign logos https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=Y_1U4wHY3bw The one he hated the most? Ben Carsom
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Bloomberg Politics met with one of the top logo producers and had him review the campaign logos Haha, the look on the dude's face when he sees the spoilered one. It's the way you'd look if you turned over a biggish rock in your yard and 100,000 fire ants came pouring out, part surprise, part alarm.
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Swagger Dagger posted:It being mediocre was why I was surprised at how much access that Romney doc that hit Netflix had. I assumed they'd shut everyone out. If I recall the Romney doc was made by a friend/supporter and was specifically an effort to promote and rehabilitate his image so of course there was plenty of access. I'm sure it was intended to build up his cult of personality if he won with the backup purpose of humanizing him and promoting his image if he lost.
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Zwabu posted:If I recall the Romney doc was made by a friend/supporter and was specifically an effort to promote and rehabilitate his image so of course there was plenty of access. I'm sure it was intended to build up his cult of personality if he won with the backup purpose of humanizing him and promoting his image if he lost. It was planned as a record of a triumphant campaign, but once Mitt lost the election, the film makers were left with a giant pile of footage and had to come up with another plan. Lots of documentaries start as one thing and end up (by necessity) as something completely different. It's one of the challenges of the form.
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Mr Ice Cream Glove posted:Bloomberg Politics met with one of the top logo producers and had him review the campaign logos He makes an interesting point with the Rand Paul one but I've never noticed the whole body of torch thing before so it might be a little too subtle.
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Cantorsdust posted:Yeah, the former pose is how you would rest your gloved hands on the operating table, and the latter pose is how you would hold your hands when you have nothing to rest them on. Hands can't go below the waist or above the shoulders, so you tend to get into these weird arrangements. Is this something to do with surgery-room practice? Making sure you know where your hands are and where other people's hands are as you're moving around?
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Absurd Alhazred posted:Is this something to do with surgery-room practice? Making sure you know where your hands are and where other people's hands are as you're moving around? So that your hands don't touch your scrubs, or any thing else around, so as not to contaminate the surfaces.
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Wisconsin Democrats straw poll results: **2015 Dem Convention straw poll results** 511 valid ballots President 2016 Hillary Clinton 252 Bernie Sanders 208 Joe Biden 16 Martin O’Malley 16 Jim Webb 8 Lincoln Chafee 5 No vote 1 Write-ins: Elizabeth Warren 4 Tom Vilsack 1 Nice of Tom to make it over from Iowa 
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I hadn't really considered Hillary's choice too much until now, but it seems like a deliberate attempt to distance her campaign from herself, if very subtly.
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Obdicut posted:So that your hands don't touch your scrubs, or any thing else around, so as not to contaminate the surfaces. 
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Santorum says: Politicians are qualified to talk about climate change. The Pope isn't.
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My favorite thing about candidate logos is how after Obama made his a bunch of right wing people tried to act like it was something nobody had ever done before and where does Obama get off?
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Then politicians should shut the gently caress up about morality, Rick.
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Absurd Alhazred posted:Is this something to do with surgery-room practice? Making sure you know where your hands are and where other people's hands are as you're moving around? Obdicut posted:So that your hands don't touch your scrubs, or any thing else around, so as not to contaminate the surfaces. Basically this. Operating room practice is that anything that is not explicitly sterilized (came out of a plastic bag or an autoclave) is contaminated. Anything that touches something contaminated becomes automatically contaminated. You didn't come out of a bag or an autoclave, so we cover you in a gown, but you still have your face and hair up above that aren't sterile. You use a mask and a cap/hairnet, but still not 100%. Also, the gown only really covers the front effectively, so your back isn't sterile. Also you don't keep a close track of what your back touches, so even if your back were completely covered, you'd probably wind up brushing against something contaminated. So your back isn't sterile. The only part of you that is sterile is your hands and forearms and the part of your gown in the front. So you can't bring your hands up too high lest 1) you touch your face/hair/whatever or 2) your elbows--which aren't sterile--touch the field. Also, the operating table isn't sterile, either. It just gets draped with sterile covers. So bringing your hands too low might brush against the non-sterile table or whatever. So the only safe zone for your hands is between your waist and your shoulders. So if you have nothing to do with your hands, they stay clasped together at your belly so that you aren't touching anything or getting outside of the safe zone. And since you can't touch anything contaminated, you have to be really careful and focus on what you're resting your hands on. It's easiest just to rest them on the draped patient or operating field just because that's the one thing you know is sterile. So after a few weeks in the OR, you'll just unconsciously hold your hands like that. edit: if this sounds silly and semi-ritualistic to you, yeah, it kinda is. But no surgeon wants to risk post-op infection--the administrators track each surgeon's individual stats very closely. Cantorsdust fucked around with this message at 19:51 on Jun 7, 2015 |
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