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What have they done for you???
drkp said:AAEM
there I had my first Double Double Animal Style.
Need I say more?
drewpydog said:Holy crap... Then I remembered Fatburger. We don't have those here in the great state of North Carolina.
In N Out. What is this Fatburger you speak of? I am intrigued.drewpydog said:Or is it In-N-Out Burger? Either way, I gets none.
drkp said:AAEM
there I had my first Double Double Animal Style.
Need I say more? Psyched to go to Tejas this year for the SA.
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See I knew having some PD's on SDN would pay off. THANKS BKN!!! I definately will.BKN said:When you get to SA go to a Jims Coffeehouse or Frontier drive-in and order the frontierburger (#3) with extra sauce. A SA tradition for 60 years.
LifeLongPassion said:What have they done for you???
I would strongly recommend joining AAEM, especially as a medical studnet. You get a LOT of information, and its extremely affordable for the medical student (i.e. FREE). You will be kept up to date as to what's going on with EM in general, and also get some great resources. Join today!trkd said:As a vegetarian, I can't seem to be as excited about the meat products fronting up on this thread . However, I am wondering if it is even worth becoming a member of these groups. Is it worth it just to be able to list it on your CV?
trkd said:As a vegetarian, I can't seem to be as excited about the meat products fronting up on this thread . However, I am wondering if it is even worth becoming a member of these groups. Is it worth it just to be able to list it on your CV?
roja said:There are DEFINATELY better traditions in SA than Jims. (ech)
Jambi said:I wasn't aware EM Residents and EP's were allowed to be vegetarians.
(just kidding)
drkp said:SAEM
Still trying to figure it out. They gave me a virtual adviser I suppose but he was really of little use by the time I was finally assigned one.
QuinnNSU said:I would strongly recommend joining AAEM, especially as a medical studnet. You get a LOT of information, and its extremely affordable for the medical student (i.e. FREE).