yo dude hey bro

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2win

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As a FMG non native English language (of course not a mmd group member)- i use the dude and bro words a lot...they sound great for me.
It is ok to use them? Some people sound offended. The hospital CEO looked weird after I said - Hey bro - increase the stipend for anesthesia. It was the stipend word or the bro one?
 
As a FMG non native English language (of course not a mmd group member)- i use the dude and bro words a lot...they sound great for me.
It is ok to use them? Some people sound offended. The hospital CEO looked weird after I said - Hey bro - increase the stipend for anesthesia. It was the stipend word or the bro one?

:laugh:

You have no clue, bro.

-copro
 
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As a FMG non native English language (of course not a mmd group member)- i use the dude and bro words a lot...they sound great for me.
It is ok to use them? Some people sound offended. The hospital CEO looked weird after I said - Hey bro - increase the stipend for anesthesia. It was the stipend word or the bro one?



You will also want to wear one of these:
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I think if you wear a Tapout shirt people should be allowed to randomly hit you.


Consider it conditioning.
 
Lawls.

But it could have been the word "stipend." I'm betting both cause apoplexy.
 
CEO type probably like their full formal title

Brocephus (Brocefus (sp)). They are just that kinda way.