FadeTheBoost

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r/Mcat•

RIP u/mcathena

Shitpost/Meme 💩💩

Looks like she finally wised up and deleted her entire account. I was wondering when she would… She was very off-putting and rubbed many people the wrong way. And had a lot of identifiable info on her account which she prob realized.

I’m sure she didn’t want to be sabotaged but she kept digging herself deeper holes with insensitivity and social ignorance. I feel bad for her future colleagues and worry for future patients of people like this.

Being chronically online she has prob made a new account tho

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r/Mcat•

RIP u/mcathena

Shitpost/Meme 💩💩

I was wondering when she would finally delete her account lmfao. She dug herself a pretty big hole with all of her off-putting, condescending, and insensitive remarks to others. Her account was simply serving as dirt against her at this point (if… god forbid… anyone ever wanted to report or sabotage her)

Seems like she finally wised up in deleting her entire account as she prob had some identifiable info. I would say this community is better off now, but I’m fully expecting to see her new account this week after mcat score release. She can’t resist not being chronically online on Reddit so her new account will prob be easy to spot lmao.

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r/premed•

AACOMAS apps will ask “why DO specifically?” But like what the actual fuck is the difference for us middle-aged 20 year olds to know between DO vs. MD?

Like yeah I could google up what the explicit, literal differences are but how is that gonna help me write about it?

I work in a clinic with MD and DO anesthesiologists and they both do the same exact procedures and treatments like there’s no difference in their work or style bruh. Yea I could ask the DO doc how their education was different, but again, how tf is that gonna help me any more than google?

The apps want us to know what DOs do and learn thru experience and differentiate DO vs MD, but the current doctors in the field themselv

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r/EdmontonOilers•

I saw like 2-3 comments in the Oilers thread about how “people felt more confident in this series than they did vs Canucks” and I locked in my bet right after that. Tale as old as time. Nervous in the series you won vs canucks, but confident in the series you’re supposed to lose.

Same people even said “weren’t expecting Oilers to do anything this series coming into it” then after a Game 1 road win “we can win this thing Oilers playing serious hockey”. These are the comments I come to read and fade the fans.

This is literally how it’s scripted. 1 game of hope to get everyone out of their seats then the rug pull begins. I have Stars winning this 4-1 Oilers got their singular win. 4-2 max i

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r/sportsbook•

Pointsbet has a bet for the Kansas City Chiefs over/under 4.5 wins throughout the first 8 games both at -110. Usually when these books offer these bets they want casual bettors to take the over, because it’s the Chiefs right? Simple google search shows chiefs have the hardest projected schedule. First 8 games are especially tough - they only get the “freebie” games against Jaguars and Texans in the second half of the season.

They go on the road to play the Cardinals in week 1, then they play Chargers 4 days later at home. Then colts, bucs, raiders, bills, 49ers, then bye week, and 8th game is against Titans.

Tough schedule, hard to bet them going over .500 wins in that span. Posting thi

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