You know you're in meds when you get you start getting invitations to golf tournaments in the mail. Got my first one last week. Should have listened when I was told to start playing golf, back in Boston. At least I bought a glove at that time, even though I never actually hit a ball.
Saw another two movies last night. 'Fantastic Four', which was a real stinker, and 'The Delicate Art of Parking', which was a low-budget mockumentary filmed in Vancouver, and wow, a funny movie that caught me completely off guard. I'd never heard of it before. I also saw 'Omen' on Wednesday night: who knew that there were Thai boy bands big enough to have movies made purely to showcase them ('D2B' in this case)?
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You know you're in meds when the responsible of I-don't-know-what from the National bank of Canada calls you at 6pm on a thursday night to tell you about all the advantages they've got for medstudents. i know them already, banks have been chasing us since day 2. thankyouverymuch.
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Man, you're lucky. I phoned up the B of M, hoping to get my credit card limit raised so that I could pay my tuition with it, and they said, "What, you're a student now? You'll be lucky if we don't lower your limit!" Yow, that's the last time *I* ask for a limit increase...
really??? The engineer who is in clinic with me is 45 has the same $200 000 offer as us.
They'd do everything to have us. But I have to say, we appreciate the food they bring when they come see us ;)
I think that if I went through the proper channels, I could get some lovin' from my bank...
This can't work in reality, that's what I think.
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