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I know they're starting another show, and MU is carrying on, but what are you going to miss about them being the hosts?

My first thoughts are Ben's Bigfoot impressions, Aaron's insistence that "the more you look..." and, for some reason, Ben saying "great to have you with us" exactly the same way in every single extension.

Long time Xolo PA here and I'm realising more and more that my activities and contact time with my boy are quite different to "regular" dog owners, possibly because there's extra steps with Xolos (pawdicures anyone?!) and possibly because they're velcro, but it's got me wondering how you all spend your time?

I'd love it if you could drop your routines!

I've checked the episode guide and searched all sorts of terms on the site and Google but can't find the episode that talked about mushrooms, human sacrifice and adrenochrome.

I think it was last autumn, around October 2022.

I can't see a general discussion thread for the latest episode so thought I'd start one, mods please nuke if I'm duplicating, it's 5am in the UK and I just got home!

SPOILERS. Obviously.

Firstly, I had an ex that thought the song was "suicide is dangerous" which always entertained me.

Secondly, I really love Americans pronouncing our weirdly spelt place names. It's one hundred percent our fault and it makes me laugh to realise anew how dumb our naming is. It's Hart-lee-pool despite being called Hartlepool, and Bark-sher not Berkshire. We tend to pronounce "shire" as "sher" like Gloucestershire but that's accent dependent and I know we're on Appalachian territory here so I'll show myself

A friend of mine is writing a book and there's a situation where a non medic administers morphine to a heroin addict after a gunshot wound.

I'm thinking 20mg subcut but would welcome any corrections?

As part of the Wiki overhaul u/PSAngle and I are compiling a Rough Guide to Preserving Life (until they're no longer your problem), or Dummies Guide to Not Killing People, if you prefer, and so we are wondering what you most want to know.

ELS/BLS really doesn't cover much and obviously you see a huge range of incidents, no short course could prepare you for everything.

We've seen a lot of questions about TQ use, and the age old question of which is better for CPR, Staying Alive or Baby Shark, but here's your chance to help us make an excellent FAQ and ask all the stupid/embarrassing questions you can't bring yourself to in person.

NB we're not diagnosing weird rashes, keep your photo

Morning all (well it is here in the UK) and a very happy new moon to everyone!

I've been following for a while and am finally taking the plunge because you all bring so much joy to my feed, I am a huge believer in human kindness and it helps offset the blaaaaah of scrolling through doom and gloom.

I'm a London based primate and am currently working as a paramedic but trained as an anthropologist so have done all sorts of research and data stuff. I'm also a personal trainer and enjoy working with people who don't fit the traditional "fitness industry" model like older clients or kids with autism (I'm also autistic).

My primary obsessions include my dog, my plants, reading, making people s

Someone asked me to share my "not today, Satan" list of products for keeping uniform/kit/self moderately less germy, so I thought I'd post it here in case anyone finds it useful.

Obviously I know you can't wear masks on duty, but that's a really good one if you do need to at some point.

And yes I'm on a mobile, I'll edit this to look nice later but viruses wait for no woman.

Clinell CAHW100 Antimicrobial Hand Wipes, Sachets (Pack of 100) https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B006H4R4D4/ref=cm_sw_r_other_apa_i_4t6vEbSXS65TV

Clinell Universal Sanitising Wipes 40 https://www.amazon.co.uk/dp/B002P3P7I0/ref=cm_sw_r_wa_apa_i_xw6vEbA4054P1

Antibacterial Wipes for Computers/Touchscreen Electronics, EO