"I matched!"
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"The Match" is a yearly event in which medical students in their 4th year of education rank programs/residencies to which they'd like to apply.
Similarly, the said programs look at the applicants and "match" them. Presumably, that works so that a student who rates a program #1 on his list will be pretty much guaranteed a residency spot in a program that rates xer #1.
So, there's a lot of chatter on Twitter called "I matched."
This is certainly a doctor that I would not want to be mine.
He might be a good student, and he might end up being a pretty good doc. But if this tweet represents his goals, well, then...
"Now look here, you Baltic gas passer... " - Mik, 6/14/08
The saying, "Lite is just one damn thing after another," is a gross understatement. The damn things overlap.
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"Anti establishment social justice warrior" is a perfect phrase to describe the total lack of awareness leftist pop culturalites have about the fact that they are the establishment, and have been their whole lives. If they weren't the establishment, they wouldn't be so comfortably indoctrinated, surrounded by other comfortably indoctrinated mediocrities. See how that works? Mainstream culture indoctrinates, that is its job, and it does a very good job of it. It's been honed by eons of evolution, after all.
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"The Match" is a yearly event in which medical students in their 4th year of education rank programs/residencies to which they'd like to apply.
Similarly, the said programs look at the applicants and "match" them. Presumably, that works so that a student who rates a program #1 on his list will be pretty much guaranteed a residency spot in a program that rates xer #1.
So, there's a lot of chatter on Twitter called "I matched."
This is certainly a doctor that I would not want to be mine.
He might be a good student, and he might end up being a pretty good doc. But if this tweet represents his goals, well, then...
@George-K said in "I matched!":
"The Match" is a yearly event in which medical students in their 4th year of education rank programs/residencies to which they'd like to apply.
Similarly, the said programs look at the applicants and "match" them. Presumably, that works so that a student who rates a program #1 on his list will be pretty much guaranteed a residency spot in a program that rates xer #1.
So, there's a lot of chatter on Twitter called "I matched."
This is certainly a doctor that I would not want to be mine.
He might be a good student, and he might end up being a pretty good doc. But if this tweet represents his goals, well, then...
No, he will not be a good doctor...
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The racially pragmatic yet still racist-as-fuck guide to finding a doctor.
In order from most to least desirable:
- Old and black
- Old and Asian
- Old and Indian
- Old white women
- White guys with a lot of white guilt
- Young and white
- Young and Indian
- Young and Asian
- Young and black
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The racially pragmatic yet still racist-as-fuck guide to finding a doctor.
In order from most to least desirable:
- Old and black
- Old and Asian
- Old and Indian
- Old white women
- White guys with a lot of white guilt
- Young and white
- Young and Indian
- Young and Asian
- Young and black
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Does "good" enter into desirability?
“Cry havoc and let slip the DOGE of war!”
Those who cheered as J-6 American prisoners were locked in solitary for 18 months without trial, now suddenly fight tooth and nail for foreign terrorists’ "due process". — Buck Sexton
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@Aqua-Letifer What about old and white?
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