Call burden as an attending and as related to subspecialty choice

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The term was later appropriated in the manosphere in incel forums to refer to sexually active alpha males.[5] Within the manosphere, Chads are viewed as constituting the top decile in terms of genetic fitness.[6] In online animation drawings in the manosphere, a Chad is further tagged with the last name Thundercock and is often depicted as muscular with a very pronounced crotch bulge.[7] Chads are sometimes portrayed as the opposite to omega or beta males, are portrayed as aesthetically attractive and the term Chad is sometimes used interchangeably with slayer.[8] Due to their characterization as being genetically gifted and privileged, though sometimes depicted as shallow, airheaded, arrogant, and overtly sexual[9], the term Chad is used in both a pejorative and complimentary way on incel forums.[10][11]

Sorry, but I had no idea what a "Chad" meant in conventional English.

....i dont think the term 'chad' qualifies for conventional english. and this is the first time i've heard someone refer to themselves as one

 

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The term was later appropriated in the manosphere in incel forums to refer to sexually active alpha males.[5] Within the manosphere, Chads are viewed as constituting the top decile in terms of genetic fitness.[6] In online animation drawings in the manosphere, a Chad is further tagged with the last name Thundercock and is often depicted as muscular with a very pronounced crotch bulge.[7] Chads are sometimes portrayed as the opposite to omega or beta males, are portrayed as aesthetically attractive and the term Chad is sometimes used interchangeably with slayer.[8] Due to their characterization as being genetically gifted and privileged, though sometimes depicted as shallow, airheaded, arrogant, and overtly sexual[9], the term Chad is used in both a pejorative and complimentary way on incel forums.[10][11]

Sorry, but I had no idea what a "Chad" meant in conventional English.

Is it odd that the words “Thundercock” and “pronounced crotch bulge” were used in a thread discussing the pros and cons of taking call?

 

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Is it odd that the words “Thundercock” and “pronounced crotch bulge” were used in a thread discussing the pros and cons of taking call?

Not around here it isn’t.