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Bench press-275 lbs
Bench press-275 lbs
275?? Come on bro, gotta be at least 315 (unless you weigh something like 175lbs).
275?? Come on bro, gotta be at least 315 (unless you weigh something like 175lbs).
275?? Come on bro, gotta be at least 315 (unless you weigh something like 175lbs).
Bench press-275 lbs
So you can just barely lift my penis. Big deal.
I know someone who bench presses 600 lbs in my class (for a grand total of one rep). He's definitely taking your ortho spot.
So you can just barely lift my penis. Big deal.
600 lbs? Are you sure Captain Alligator Arms will be able to perform surgery?
Oho so it's time for cock jokes on the ortho forum!
I'm scrubbed in on a carpal tunnel release with an ortho attending and an upper level, and the attending is pimping the resident on the location of the median nerve at various points of the forearm.
Attending: "So how deep do you think the nerve is right there?"
Resident: "...A centimeter? Centimeter and a half?"
Attending: "Oh, come on, *******. How thick is the whole forearm there?"
Resident: "****, 3 inches?"
Attending: "So the forearm is as deep as your cock is long, huh?"
Resident: "Sir, if this lady's forearm were as deep as my cock she'd be like f***ing Popeye with compartment syndrome."
This thread's getting better and better.
oh, and dedik...if thats u in the pic...lay off the roids man. either that or you are a creatine/NO2 freek
oh, and dedik...if thats u in the pic...lay off the roids man. either that or you are a creatine/NO2 freek
Hey Tired that was great, I don't care what program you are they are now my 1st choice.
Funny the OP asks, I came into contact with an ortho residency director at my local gym and when he saw how much I bench pressed he offered me a spot as a PGY1 bypassing medical school, as an incentive he offered his wife to me as well. It was a hard decision, I am so confused on what to tell him!
That's Arnold!
A classmate of mine also starting ortho residency wanted to give this line to interviewers who asked "why should we take you in our program?": "because I'll work hard, get along with people, and I won't truck your wife."
Me at an interview:
Program Director: "So, Dre, where do you see yourself in ten years?"
Me (to myself): Don't say "Doin' your wife," don't say "Doin' your wife," don't say "Doin' your wife..."
Me (out loud): "Doin' your...son?"
Wow, that sounds nothing like what peter said from an episode of family guy. Perhaps stop taking credit for other peopls words!
A classmate of mine also starting ortho residency wanted to give this line to interviewers who asked "why should we take you in our program?": "because I'll work hard, get along with people, and I won't truck your wife."
It's funnier in the context in which I put it. Perhaps recognize an obvious pop-culture reference when it is intended to be recognized.
It's funnier in the context in which I put it. Perhaps recognize an obvious pop-culture reference when it is intended to be recognized.
Obviously I recognized the pop culture reference or I could not have called you oout, on trying to make us believe you are original. Get a clue son.
Obviously I recognized the pop culture reference or I could not have called you oout, on trying to make us believe you are original. Get a clue son.
Obviously I recognized the pop culture reference or I could not have called you oout, on trying to make us believe you are original. Get a clue son.
I meant for it to be recognized. Read the post, "son."
If I'd been trying to pass it off as my own I wouldn't have made such an obvious quote. I will ignore further asinine comments or any more calling me oout, as calling people oout is unproductive.
Obviously I recognized the pop culture reference or I could not have called you oout, on trying to make us believe you are original. Get a clue son.
I read it, and I recognized it and called you out (not OOut). No need for immaturity by responding to this post. I was merely teaching you a life lesson. Learn it and move on with your life, boy.
1) DrDre was making fun of YOU for your spelling mistake.
2) Don't call random people on the internet "boy" and "son." Particularly not when they're older and more experienced than you are.
3) Don't be so rude and disrespectful, period.
I read it, and I recognized it and called you out (not OOut). No need for immaturity by responding to this post. I was merely teaching you a life lesson. Learn it and move on with your life, boy.
1) this Convo did not invite you to partake.2) stop being rude3) mind your own buisness, son.
Even lamer.
If lamer is word.
1) this Convo did not invite you to partake.2) stop being rude3) mind your own buisness, son.
3) Jesus F'ing Christ, I'm a girl. How many guys do you know would have a picture like that for an avatar?
head in the clouds, you are the turd in my ortho punch bowl.
So how much does a girl have to bench press to get in? And considering I haven't lifted weights much since high school, I'm bad now. =(
As long as you smile a lot, and wear a bikini to work, I don't think it should be a problem.
As long as I can wear a gown in the OR.