maybe it’s not a note about the effects of the food for the patient, maybe it’s a note for the nurse ABOUT the patient! haha
Break a leg!
I once got a box of medicated enemas for Crohn’s labeled “USE ONCE PER RECTUM DAILY.” Fortunately I have the usual number.
Instructions are usually generalized to cover all cases, including persons who have been torn a new one.
Frederick Artson, hospital prep chef, quietly weeps at the rigidity of IT’s username convention.
Oooh, good clue. Either the kerning is extra awful, or there’s a space between the F and the A.
Might even be short for something self-evident like “Food Article”.
At one job I had, the convention was “last name + first initial of first name”, so my colleague T. Wigle had to live with the username Wiglet.
At one job I had, the convention was “last name + first initial of first name”, so my colleague T. Wigle had to live with the username Wiglet.
This was a problem why? I’d give a small embarrassing tattoo for that handle. The People’s Republic of Treacle Mine Road needs a logo or a coat of arms or something.
God Visits Starbucks, Is Not Amused
No green tea? That actually has medicinal purposes.
It’s the Devil’s brew!
But it has the evil drug - caffeine
Can’t be having that now.
The way we heard the rule out in Salt Lake City years ago was “no hot, stimulating drinks.” So I’m not sure why it doesn’t cover -cchinos and tea.
And they forgot lattes. God wasn’t paying attention, I guess.
The way I heard it from a Mormon kid I went to school with, it should have from the start, but I guess the beverage landscape got too complex. Fruit juice with tea “extracts” isn’t like tea, and some frappuccinos don’t have any coffee or caffeine in them. Nor are they hot, so it doesn’t make any sense to me either.
Not that it ever did.
I can think of a Mormon who gave up coffee when he converted, so now he drinks vast quantities of Coca Cola instead.
Silly? Grins?
I can’t get past the dandelion one.
I wanted to share this, but wasn’t sure where to put it.