No, not chest compressions, though that IS what you go to if they don’t stop choking, and then become unconscious (because not breathing is a direct path to not beating). Again, I’ll refer to the wikipedia article someone else has posted in these comments, but chest ‘thrusts’ are similar to the abdominal thrust, but your hands are placed higher, around the rib cage rather than just under it as with the heimlich/abdominal.
I answered that question with a yes a few times, and eventually quit my job over it. Much happier now. Self-reflection is good and worth it.
My most recent bls cpr recert talked about back blows, and said chest thrusts before abdominal thrusts.
You can read the wikipedia about the abdominal thrusts that another comment linked. There’s a line in there about heimlich not being ‘scientific’ in his pushing of the abdominal thrusts and denigration of back blows.
That was real? I seriously thought it was just a shitpost.
The os provider is the one who installs it on your computer…
>.>
Well, looks like the ‘above 18’ box was checked by the os provider on my computer, I’m good to go!
Yeah, it was always weird when the one stallion in the stable started doing it. I’m sure it’s some sort of nightmare (and someone’s fetish) scenario to be locked within scores of other horses, most of which are mares, and not be able to have sex. And, yeah, the owner of the stallion was definitely a strange one, even compared to all the horse girls.
Hundreds of homeless people versus the thousands of people that the system has set up against them. Police, judges, pencillers, city councils, the fucking accountants and data entry types and secretaries all just ‘doing their job.’ Then all the locksmiths and plumbers and electricians/linemen and construction trades… and the hundreds of homeless people aren’t even really ‘hundreds.’ They’re isolated from each other as much as from the rest of society; targets just sitting for the rich fucks to pick off.
The system fucking sucks.
That’s what the paid 24/7 nanny is for.
They’ve been trying. I occasionally glance through the nra’s magazine because a family member is lust-addicted to the stories of people shooting others to defend themselves, and there have been little articles in their ‘defending gun rights’ section about lead bullet bans for at least a decade now. The nra and other gun lobbies have a lot of money to throw at the issue, and have actually overturned some of the bans, I believe.
interestingly, it’s less about flexibility and more about ‘strength.’ There was a how-to guide a while ago that emphasized the method of ‘hands behind thighs’ to pull oneself to that point. Leverage and body mechanics make it pretty difficult, and flexibility isn’t even half of the battle.
I had a family member in that ‘arena.’ The worst part of it is, the idiocy doesn’t end. He’s years out of it, retired, fat, and happy, and still talks like he’s trying to impress a thesaurus lusting dictionary.
Was there a mudkip copypasta anything like the vaporeon one?
Yeah, I gotta say, there is definitely an ‘after sex’ smell. I’ve cleaned up many a place, and it is obvious when folks have been humping. There’s a distinct difference between a gym’s sweaty smell and a bedroom/hotel room sweaty smell.
I mean, terraria, avorion, elden ring, vampire survivors, castle crashers, spiderheck, binding of isaac, few nights more, crying suns (if you’re a masochist), ultimate chicken horse, and of course, a party game like keep talking and no one explodes.
Probably? There’s a lot of information about them if you read a textbook. Their place in the steroid pathways is always a good place to start.
Don’t worry, the food chain is well preserved.
If they would have been, or are today, then sure. If they aren’t, then yeah, let’s explore other ways to kill off nazis than punching them publicly on a video they are recording.
Ultimately, it’s all a wash. The nazis we are punching would say their targets broke the social contract first. Tolerance should be an aspect of your morality, not the whole thing (and hopefully, that being said, your morality says punching nazis is okay).
Depends on where you are. I’m a stone’s throw from the ambulance. I can quite literally see it out my back window. Most people in the city I live in will see an ambulance within 10 minutes of the call. Contrast that with where I lived a couple of years ago, and 45 minutes might be the earliest, and up to 90 minutes at the most. We had one ambulance for ~20,000 people in a 1,000 square mile area. If ambulance one was called out, a second ambulance was rolled from the next area over to just the edge of ours. I’d say that situation was pretty typical for 5-10% of the people in my greater geographical area, i.e., if you lived outside of a big city.