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Did you know that the word Sith was never used in the original 3 movies?
Did you know that the word Sith was never used in the original 3 movies?
Did you know that the word Sith was never used in the original 3 movies?
In seriousness,
I've always wanted to read the extended Star Wars universe books---but I have no idea where to start---any help?
I know Han Solos son becomes a Sith I believe--I'd love to read up on that?
Eh, the prequels, save for the 3rd one, were so boring. I recently watched the entire saga and actually fell asleep during attack of the clones lol.
The prequels just lost something special that the original had.
best star wars movie would have to be number 4. Love old Ben Kenobi
Who doesn't really
My vote for best movie goes to Empire tho. Followed by New Hope, then Return of the Jedi (last two are almost too close to call)
Why does everyone like empire so much? I mean its great, its original trilogy, but it is always hailed as the best one.
Why does everyone like empire so much? I mean its great, its original trilogy, but it is always hailed as the best one.
Whats not to love??? http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32mQT-px6v4
That is one of the creepiest things I've ever seen... and I've seen a LOT of autopsies. Is anyone else weirded out by the lack of a thumb?
I missed this.
Anyhow, the Pre-Allotrollus Rex is not only creepy looking due to its lack of thumbs; if you notice it has no eyes--so it can't see facts; it has no ears--so it can't listen to reason and logic...it is obviously the preferred pet of many SDNers as it usually runs amuck across the keyboard of its owner while they lurk the pre-medical forums.
I missed this.
Anyhow, the Pre-Allotrollus Rex is not only creepy looking due to its lack of thumbs; if you notice it has no eyes--so it can't see facts; it has no ears--so it can't listen to reason and logic...it is obviously the preferred pet of many SDNers as it usually runs amuck across the keyboard of its owner while they lurk the pre-medical forums.
This is literally the best thread I've ever seen on SDN
Even better than the premed gunner from twitter than ended up joining SDN after someone on here stalked him and got all of his private info (somehow)? Now that was an interesting thread.
Even better than the premed gunner from twitter than ended up joining SDN after someone on here stalked him and got all of his private info (somehow)? Now that was an interesting thread.
That was a fantastic thread.
Best ever on pre-osteo is DO vs. Janitor. That thread should be saved in the Library of Congress for future posterity.
For the uninitiated: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=565169
Wait, how the **** did i miss THAT?!
For your reading pleasure
http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=983720
That was a fantastic thread.
Best ever on pre-osteo is DO vs. Janitor. That thread should be saved in the Library of Congress for future posterity.
For the uninitiated: http://forums.studentdoctor.net/showthread.php?t=565169
^^Not sure if Dr Meows will appreciate you posting pictures of her and her living situation.
How did I miss a thread that involved a cat conversation?!
Thank you for not calling me old (at least not as old as Mr Kenobi anyways ) and you are correct sir - except I may have two or three cats instead of a dog
Didier Drogba to win another CL with gala this year
I was wondering that myself.
Worst soccer analysis EVER!
BARCA!!!!!!!
I have been looking into DOs and what they do. So far I am liking what I read about DOs and I am interested in becoming a DO. My questions are:
1. Why do people on here look down on DOs so much?
2. Do DOs have the same and equal opportunities as MDs to get into any specialty in the medical field?
3. Are there any disadvantages in becoming a DO?
Thanks!
P.S. I really want to be a pediatrician.
The answers to your questions are actually quite simple:
1. Because SDN is the online version of MENSA. Duh.
2. Yes they do, especially if you're interested in practicing in rural areas. And by rural, I mean in barns. I plan on trying to match into one of the most competitive OB osteopathic residencies in the country at Southeastern Barn University Hospital (SBUH). I hope during my rotations there as a 3rd year I'll be able to assist in calf births...same thing as humans (we ain't nothin' but mammals).
3. No, unless you still have all your teeth. The type of patients who prefer DOs really only identify with those physicians who have at least 2 gaps. I recommend doing a rotation in the stable; the odds of losing some teeth in there are increased exponentially. If you wanna make $$$, you'll make the sacrifice.
The main reason I went DO is because (1) I couldn't get into an MD school because my MCAT score was deemed too "savant-like" (I scored a 46T: don't ask what I did for the bonus point... I still have nightmares about it); and (2) I couldn't get into Janitor School because my JCAT was too low. I wish you all the best in your arduous journey to discover the disadvantages in becoming a DO! Lord knows there are no threads about it on SDN... it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. Speaking of haystacks, I think I left my biochem book in one...
Woah, woah, woah, there's no room in here for serious replies that address OP's questions. Besides, everyone knows that savants score 50Z on the MCAT, and kill the JCAT.
The answers to your questions are actually quite simple:
1. Because SDN is the online version of MENSA. Duh.
2. Yes they do, especially if you're interested in practicing in rural areas. And by rural, I mean in barns. I plan on trying to match into one of the most competitive OB osteopathic residencies in the country at Southeastern Barn University Hospital (SBUH). I hope during my rotations there as a 3rd year I'll be able to assist in calf births...same thing as humans (we ain't nothin' but mammals).
3. No, unless you still have all your teeth. The type of patients who prefer DOs really only identify with those physicians who have at least 2 gaps. I recommend doing a rotation in the stable; the odds of losing some teeth in there are increased exponentially. If you wanna make $$$, you'll make the sacrifice.
The main reason I went DO is because (1) I couldn't get into an MD school because my MCAT score was deemed too "savant-like" (I scored a 46T: don't ask what I did for the bonus point... I still have nightmares about it); and (2) I couldn't get into Janitor School because my JCAT was too low. I wish you all the best in your arduous journey to discover the disadvantages in becoming a DO! Lord knows there are no threads about it on SDN... it's like looking for a needle in a haystack. Speaking of haystacks, I think I left my biochem book in one...
Meows, As you can imagine there have been many actions figure produced in my image...I had no idea you were also part of this elite group.
I saw this and thought of you DrMeows