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”Hello able bodied/neurotypical person. In front of you is a person who requires medication in order to function. Your task is to listen to them talk about how this medication has improved their life without accusing them of addiction. If you fail, one thousand spiders will be sent to your exact location. Your time begins now.”
All my life this is the death I have always wanted.
Gabriel Byrne as D'Artagnan in The Man in the Iron Mask (1998) dir Randall Wallace
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More Man In The Iron Mask! Having only just escaped from years of captivity with his face hidden from the world, Philippe panics under pressure, and tries to hide his face. Athos is there to calm him down.
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Absolutely living for the Athos and Philippe dynamic in The Man in the Iron Mask (1998)
Aramis: Athos, I know you lost your son recently but you cannot go and just adopt Philippe.
Athos and Philippe both already signing the papers: WHY NOT?
I watched The Man in the Iron Mask for the first time today
I thought it was mostly a medieval action movie with horse-chases and sword fights. I truly didn’t expect it to be a heartwarming movie about camaraderie and love
You get the romantic love between D’artagnian and Anne
You also see the love in the loyal comraderie between the musketeers
You see the parent- child love that Philippe feels towards D’artignian, the Queen, and even Athos
You even see the love in the comraderie between the way the soldiers cannot kill their respected commander, preventing them from killing him
This goes to show how Louis, a king who doesn’t carry himself with love, becomes the antagonist of the story
I like that in s8 when Wilson is giving himself the cancer treatment in House’s apartment, the pain brings out the worst in him and he says pretty mean things to House (admittedly it was a bit deserved) and then once he recovers he’s like “Is this how you always feel?” And it’s such a moment of sheer understanding, that yes pain really does bring out the worst in people — it means so much to me that they reached a deep raw understanding of each-other even if it was through pain.
Finally finished this drawing🥺🥺!!
I need people in charge of medical tv shows to please stop putting drama over logic!
No. Frank would not have put his ring on before starting his shift! He would have put it away. Wanna know why? Because rings are one of the biggest bacterial risk on a person! And it is regulation to take your jewelry off if you're going to handle open wounds, gloves or not.
No. Frank would not have thought for one fucking second he should be prescribing benzos and could. Wana know why? Because this would more than likely have been discussed with his bosses, one of them being fucking Robinavitch!, before he comes back to work . And I would be highly surprised if part of his return did not include a restricted prescription ability. And that would not even be in the "we don't trust you" sense (which, fair anyway). It would just be both the logical thing to do and the best thing to do for him! To not give him the possibility to relapse right back into it.
Please, please! For the love of all that is holy on earth and in the sky! Stop making decision for the sake of cheap drama!
HEALTH PSA!!
MASK UP!! You do not want whatever superflu virus that’s going around, okay?? I curently have it and I didn’t even feel this awful when I had covid. And yes, I got both my flu and Covid vaccines in October.
Laundry list of my ailments (I feel absolutely dreadful and I’m making it everyone’s problem)
muscle aches
joint pain, especially in my hips
sneezing
sinus pressure (which makes my teeth hurt but this may be me-specific)
chest congestion
wet and dry cough??? because why not have both
dizziness
fatigue
sore throat
Seriously y’all — avoid this if you can. Cold relief meds barely touch the symptoms. Don’t be like me.
It's time to get your flu vaccine!
I would say the biggest reason people don't get their annual flu shots is because they just don't know how/where to.
If you're someone who's never done it before, you might be unfamiliar with the process. Let's go over some common questions/misconceptions. Fair warning, this is going to be very US centric, but also I assume (I hope) most other countries have it easier getting flu shots to begin with.
"Where do I go?"
Nearly every pharmacy will have them! I went to the hospital this past weekend, but in previous years I've gotten it from CVS, my college campus, and local clinics in my city.
"How much does it cost?"
It's FREE with almost every insurance plan!!!
Without insurance, there's still a few options. HRSA has a page where you can find federally funded clinics that may offer free or low-cost flu shots. I was uninsured last year, and got my flu shot for free on my college campus. Many cities/counties will schedule days (usually around October) where pop-up clinics provide flu shots, sometimes rewarding you with gift cards! I just checked my hometown's county website, and they offer $17 vaccines for adults with no insurance.
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"I'm afraid of needles!"
You have options!!! There's a nasal spray version of the flu vaccine that's just as effective (and is now available to be administered BY YOURSELF AT HOME!!), the only downsides being that it has more restrictions for who can get it, it might cost more, and not every place you go will have it.
You can also try your very best to be brave!! The needle they use for the flu shot is a very very tiny gauge that you barely feel at all. This weekend when I got my shot, I ran into a friend and was chatting while I got my shot, to the point that I didn't even notice I was done until the nurse put the bandage on! It doesn't even hurt remotely as much as a papercut. Distractions help, or you could promise yourself a reward afterwards :)
If you're afraid of needles to the point that you pass out, PLEASE tell the person who's administering you're vaccine!
"I'm immunocompromised!"
You can (and should!) still get your flu shot! If you're immunocompromised, you might not be able to get the nasal spray since it's a "live" virus, but the jab is safe for everybody. If anything, being immunocompromised is more of a reason to get the vaccine.
The ONLY people who cannot get the flu vaccine are those who have had a serious allergic reaction to the flu vaccine. Some versions of the vaccine contain egg protein, so let the person vaccinating you if you're allergic to eggs.
"I want a vaccine, but I'm underage and my parents won't let me!"
This is a valid concern! If you think you can reason with your parents, show them the CDC's website on why it's recommended, and maybe have them talk to your doctor about it if they're unsure.
If you know your parents would never agree, and you're in a position where it's safe to do so, most places provide free vaccines under the Vaccines For Children program for anyone age 18 or under. This site has a list of every states' Minor Consent Laws and if you'll be able to get the vaccine without needing to inform/get permission from your parent.
"It's no longer flu season!"
Flu season is considered to be October-April. I've gotten the vaccine in the middle of summer before. It's fine. It lasts the whole year, you don't need to worry about "timing it" to last the whole flu season. It's never too early or too late!
"The flu shot made me get sick."
This is impossible.
Repeat after me: The flu vaccine cannot get you sick.
The day after you get your vaccine, you may feel fatigued and a little sore, but that's your immune response working!! You will not shed the virus and infect other people if this happens to you. Take some ibuprofen and a nap and you'll be fine.
If you get the flu right after getting the shot, that was just very unfortunate timing, and you were going to get the flu whether you got the vaccine or not. Either that, or you got sick with something else.
It IS possible to catch the flu after getting the flu shot, and this usually only happens if you caught a different strain than what you were vaccinated for, but your vaccine should still give you partial immunity and your symptoms will be much less severe.
Have you gotten your flu vaccine this year?
Yes!
No
No, but I have plans to!
If you have any other questions/concerns about the flu vaccine, check and see if it's been answered in this podcast! (PDF transcript available) (youtube link)
Fellas, is it gay to cradle the body of your very best friend who you just slew in single combat because he was manipulated by an evil queen and say stuff like this:
Fellas.,.
Fellas…
Paramount Pictures really took the most homoerotic photos in 1927 after letting these two share an on-screen kiss, then proceeded to sell this film as a war buddy pic.
Amazing.
Ah yes,
Steve "I embarked on a suicide mission for you, let you kick my ass half to death, promised undying loyalty, went against 117 countries, fought my closest friends and dropped the symbol of all my ideals for you" Rogers
And
James "I protected and lost my arm fighting for you, made you move in with me, broke through 70 years of brainwashing when I saw you, saved you from drowning, kept your photo in my journal, got a new outfit and went to a hairstylist when I heard you were visiting" Buchanan "Bucky" Barnes,
The two best friends
As an autistic/adhd person going through the job search process I’ve learned to phrase my autistic/adhd traits as corporate friendly things. Here’s some examples:
I have trouble reading between the lines and picking up on implicit information? Actually, I’ve learned the importance of giving and receiving precise, specific instructions in order to avoid time consuming miscommunications.
I’m easily bored with only one task? Actually, I have a curious mind and thrive in places with a wide range of tasks as I prefer dynamic environments where I can contribute to many projects.
I have trouble with white lies that are merely social niceties? Actually, I prioritize a transparent work environment where we can tackle issues head-on.
This way I don’t have to lie, but rather just spin my truth in a way that’s palatable to them.
