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Me: asks a question
Co-worker: starts shouting

Several months later.
Me: asks the same question
Co-worker: why didn't you ask me sooner?
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@LukeAlmighty :blobcatgiggle: :blobcatgiggle: Not sure if there are subs with nukes on the bottom :blobcatgiggle: 😇

We haven't had any active war where we could deploy such weapons :bloblaugh: You DO can buy a warhead on the black market in Bulgaria for example!
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https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-57329079


A woman was given an invasive gynaecological procedure instead of fertility treatment after she was wrongly identified as another patient, a safety report says.

The error was one of 472 serious healthcare incidents reported in England between 2019 and 2020.

The Healthcare Safety Investigation Branch (HSIB) says such cases can lead to physical and psychological harm.

It says changes are needed to make sure they don't happen.

The mix-up happened in an outpatient clinic where patients go for consultations, tests and procedures - but do not stay overnight.

Visits to these types of clinics have nearly doubled in the past decade, says the HSIB, who investigated the incident.

Nearly half of the serious incidents reported between April 2019 and the end of March 2020 were procedures performed on the wrong patient or on the wrong part of the body, its report says.
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