Well, six hours of it anyway... and I was interacting with the dummies in a HEALTHY way, getting my CPR/First Aid card re-certified. Loads of fun. Our instructor is a really nice guy who was a National Guard medic in Iraq for a year. He said about the only good thing that has come out of the war is that designers of prosthetic devices have had lots of people to try new technology on; new high-tech artificial legs, arms, etc... sigh... Anyway, he looked like David Letterman with a crewcut... the gap between the front teeth and everything. Maybe it was Dave... Nah.
Well, six hours of it anyway... and I was interacting with the dummies in a HEALTHY way, getting my CPR/First Aid card re-certified. Loads of fun. Our instructor is a really nice guy who was a National Guard medic in Iraq for a year. He said about the only good thing that has come out of the war is that designers of prosthetic devices have had lots of people to try new technology on; new high-tech artificial legs, arms, etc... sigh... Anyway, he looked like David Letterman with a crewcut... the gap between the front teeth and everything. Maybe it was Dave... Nah.
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The last time I was certified, I tripped and fell on the dummy who then made some sort of clang sound.
I don't enjoy First Aid classes. I always press too hard during CPR and break the dummy's rib.
You are a good man, Snave.
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