I still find medical abbreviations in license plates on a regular basis. Someone in my apartment building is DRE. Hee hee hee. (Yes, I am a mature adult.)
Speaking of finding weird medical terms in odd places... have you ever seen the commercials for the... hmm, I forget the real name, but it's like, "Universal Technical Institute" or something. And they go by their initials. Every time I see that commercial I think, "What is wrong with their marketing team?!?!" But... maybe dudes who want their degrees in automotive engineering or whatever aren't that familiar with feminine infections?
Pooba- I had done a practice test the day before that said that a baby that had gotten his MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, rubella) and subsequently developed rubella. The question was asking why that happened and the answer was that the baby had a CD8 deficiency (the type of T cells that help with immunity by fighting off nasty viruses and such)!
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LOL - I remember that phase like if it was yesterday... Oh wait, I don't want to remember, it huuuuuurts!!!!
I still find medical abbreviations in license plates on a regular basis. Someone in my apartment building is DRE. Hee hee hee. (Yes, I am a mature adult.)
Ha! I immediately thought "Twilight". Just goes to show ya...
Dr. G- Haha, hurts so good!
SD- If only he knew what the medical professionals of the world were thinking!
Meagan- I clearly don't get out enough, because I did see the "Bella" part, but only with the "Ru-" in front of it :(
Wish I hadn't Googled blueberry muffin syndrome. Gross.
I read that as "rubella" too.
CM- See, it's not just me! Those people totally have "rubella" as a license plate!
Hahahaha - Rubella.
Speaking of finding weird medical terms in odd places... have you ever seen the commercials for the... hmm, I forget the real name, but it's like, "Universal Technical Institute" or something. And they go by their initials. Every time I see that commercial I think, "What is wrong with their marketing team?!?!" But... maybe dudes who want their degrees in automotive engineering or whatever aren't that familiar with feminine infections?
Yeah, I totally thought Twilight...CD8 deficiency?
Pooba- I had done a practice test the day before that said that a baby that had gotten his MMR vaccine (measles, mumps, rubella) and subsequently developed rubella. The question was asking why that happened and the answer was that the baby had a CD8 deficiency (the type of T cells that help with immunity by fighting off nasty viruses and such)!
haha you can never escape! good luck studying!!
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