Another Meme Thread

[Pawpaw]

[Mel]

Comedy, YES. Light-hearted, That part I'm not so sure about.

[Grumpy1993]

Comedy, YES. Light-hearted, That part I'm not so sure about.

[Keith B]

[crazy2medic]

My wife's classic response is Do You Have To Do That?
My most typical answer to that question is That is Impossible/Stupid or They Don't Even Hold It Right

[Keith B]

My wife's classic response is Do You Have To Do That?
My most typical answer to that question is That is Impossible/Stupid or They Don't Even Hold It Right

My wife hates when I do that for guns or anything else. However, let her find something wrong in a chick-flick and it’s OK for her to point it out. LOL

[srothstein]

We used to have a saying in the Army that you could tell you were a lifer when you started pointing out the errors in war movies. I found the same is true of cops and police shows.

[Daddio-on-patio]

We used to have a saying in the Army that you could tell you were a lifer when you started pointing out the errors in war movies. I found the same is true of cops and police shows.

Try being in emergency medicine and watching one of the evening hospital shows.

[The Annoyed Man]

We used to have a saying in the Army that you could tell you were a lifer when you started pointing out the errors in war movies. I found the same is true of cops and police shows.

Try being in emergency medicine and watching one of the evening hospital shows.

Patient presents with a broken leg....
Dr: "Pass me a #11 Bard Parker, STAT,"
Nurse: hands him a curved hemostat....

[Flightmare]

We used to have a saying in the Army that you could tell you were a lifer when you started pointing out the errors in war movies. I found the same is true of cops and police shows.

Try being in emergency medicine and watching one of the evening hospital shows.

My mother is an RN. That's the whole reason she watches shows like that is to point out their medical mistakes. Some shows are better than others.

[C-dub]

We used to have a saying in the Army that you could tell you were a lifer when you started pointing out the errors in war movies. I found the same is true of cops and police shows.

Try being in emergency medicine and watching one of the evening hospital shows.

I'm just in the lab and stopped watching those shows many years ago. ER was the last one I watched and I stopped watching it about halfway through its run.

Same with military/Navy stuff and firearms. Topgun, while entertaining was a nightmare to watch when it first came out. I was an Avionics Tech. in an F-14 squadron when they made that movie. My squadron shared the hanger space with Topgun and the movie folks made that movie while we were on WestPac so they could utilize our vacant spaces.

Maybe that's why I like the Marvel and DC movie stuff so much. I can't criticize make believe stuff nearly as much. It's kinda like any Star Wars or Star Trek. Hmmm, starting to notice a pattern here.

[crazy2medic]

We used to have a saying in the Army that you could tell you were a lifer when you started pointing out the errors in war movies. I found the same is true of cops and police shows.

Try being in emergency medicine and watching one of the evening hospital shows.

I'm just in the lab and stopped watching those shows many years ago. ER was the last one I watched and I stopped watching it about halfway through its run.

Same with military/Navy stuff and firearms. Topgun, while entertaining was a nightmare to watch when it first came out. I was an Avionics Tech. in an F-14 squadron when they made that movie. My squadron shared the hanger space with Topgun and the movie folks made that movie while we were on WestPac so they could utilize our vacant spaces.

Maybe that's why I like the Marvel and DC movie stuff so much. I can't criticize make believe stuff nearly as much. It's kinda like any Star Wars or Star Trek. Hmmm, starting to notice a pattern here.

Know what you mean, like when they defibrillate a patient that's in Asystole, I'm like aaaaaah NO!

[Grayling813]

We used to have a saying in the Army that you could tell you were a lifer when you started pointing out the errors in war movies. I found the same is true of cops and police shows.

Try being in emergency medicine and watching one of the evening hospital shows.

I'm just in the lab and stopped watching those shows many years ago. ER was the last one I watched and I stopped watching it about halfway through its run.

Same with military/Navy stuff and firearms. Topgun, while entertaining was a nightmare to watch when it first came out. I was an Avionics Tech. in an F-14 squadron when they made that movie. My squadron shared the hanger space with Topgun and the movie folks made that movie while we were on WestPac so they could utilize our vacant spaces.

Maybe that's why I like the Marvel and DC movie stuff so much. I can't criticize make believe stuff nearly as much. It's kinda like any Star Wars or Star Trek. Hmmm, starting to notice a pattern here.

Know what you mean, like when they defibrillate a patient that's in Asystole, I'm like aaaaaah NO!

Another example is the all-powerful NCIS shows. Somehow on those shows NCIS trumps every other agency. My wife just rolls her eyes when I point out how stupid it is.

[Grayling813]

[b4aftr]

burglar.jpg

Gotta love his smile, smile translates to the internal decision process on which gun and tactics to utilize. Love it.