Save the brother’s patient. You can still keep in contact with Sarah, and the father is an old man, he’s lived his life. If the bro’s patient dies, he’ll be filled with guilt.
Vilén wrote:
Save the brother’s patient. You can still keep in contact with Sarah, and the father is an old man, he’s lived his life. If the bro’s patient dies, he’ll be filled with guilt.
But if his own father dies, he’ll be still filled with guilt. and so would be you, it’s the father of the one you love after all, and will you have a chance with Sarah, if she knows you didn’t save her father? Just playing devil’s advocate.
Good point. I stand by what I said before, though. Letting a patient die is against the Hippocratic Oath.
Get her brother to the hospital - then your mate is saved - Sarah’s dad dies and you hook up with her at the funeral.
Give your bike to the doctor. The doctor can take the father to the hospital where both lives can be saved. Sarah is carrying suitcases with her, so in all likelihood is moving slowly (or at least slower than you can move). Run like hell to catch up with her. Wala! The day is saved. You’ll get your bike back later, along with the gratitude of a great number of people…. including Sarah, for helping to save her father.
Exactly :)) I like mind-twisters like this, does anyone know something similar?
MJF wrote:
Get her brother to the hospital - then your mate is saved - Sarah’s dad dies and you hook up with her at the funeral.
:))
MJF wrote:
Get her brother to the hospital - then your mate is saved - Sarah’s dad dies and you hook up with her at the funeral.
Good idea! But this would never happen to me, because I do not like women who’s names start with S.
Take a car and drive both to the hospital, and then call Sarah. She’ll come back, and then you will be well laid. :P
Richard cor de lyon wrote:
Give your bike to the doctor. The doctor can take the father to the hospital where both lives can be saved. Sarah is carrying suitcases with her, so in all likelihood is moving slowly (or at least slower than you can move). Run like hell to catch up with her. Wala! The day is saved. You’ll get your bike back later, along with the gratitude of a great number of people…. including Sarah, for helping to save her father.
That was what I was going to say so, great idea!
Richard cor de lyon wrote:
Give your bike to the doctor. The doctor can take the father to the hospital where both lives can be saved. Sarah is carrying suitcases with her, so in all likelihood is moving slowly (or at least slower than you can move). Run like hell to catch up with her. Wala! The day is saved. You’ll get your bike back later, along with the gratitude of a great number of people…. including Sarah, for helping to save her father.
Hmm… That’s a good idea but I can’t run very fast.
King Rowass wrote:
Richard cor de lyon wrote:
Give your bike to the doctor. The doctor can take the father to the hospital where both lives can be saved. Sarah is carrying suitcases with her, so in all likelihood is moving slowly (or at least slower than you can move). Run like hell to catch up with her. Wala! The day is saved. You’ll get your bike back later, along with the gratitude of a great number of people…. including Sarah, for helping to save her father.
Hmm… That’s a good idea but I can’t run very fast.
your not following me are you? jk lol XD
King Rowass wrote:
Richard cor de lyon wrote:
Give your bike to the doctor. The doctor can take the father to the hospital where both lives can be saved. Sarah is carrying suitcases with her, so in all likelihood is moving slowly (or at least slower than you can move). Run like hell to catch up with her. Wala! The day is saved. You’ll get your bike back later, along with the gratitude of a great number of people…. including Sarah, for helping to save her father.
Hmm… That’s a good idea but I can’t run very fast.
Well… you wouldn’t be running after “S”arah anyway!
Richard cor de lyon wrote:
King Rowass wrote:
Richard cor de lyon wrote:
Give your bike to the doctor. The doctor can take the father to the hospital where both lives can be saved. Sarah is carrying suitcases with her, so in all likelihood is moving slowly (or at least slower than you can move). Run like hell to catch up with her. Wala! The day is saved. You’ll get your bike back later, along with the gratitude of a great number of people…. including Sarah, for helping to save her father.
Hmm… That’s a good idea but I can’t run very fast.
Well… you wouldn’t be running after “S”arah anyway!
That’s true. I’d probably do what you did then go out with her sister. Hey! That would make us brothers-in-laws! Awesome!
Richard cor de lyon wrote:
Give your bike to the doctor. The doctor can take the father to the hospital where both lives can be saved. Sarah is carrying suitcases with her, so in all likelihood is moving slowly (or at least slower than you can move). Run like hell to catch up with her. Wala! The day is saved. You’ll get your bike back later, along with the gratitude of a great number of people…. including Sarah, for helping to save her father.
How does the brother carry the father on his bike?
Vilén wrote:
Richard cor de lyon wrote:
Give your bike to the doctor. The doctor can take the father to the hospital where both lives can be saved. Sarah is carrying suitcases with her, so in all likelihood is moving slowly (or at least slower than you can move). Run like hell to catch up with her. Wala! The day is saved. You’ll get your bike back later, along with the gratitude of a great number of people…. including Sarah, for helping to save her father.
How does the brother carry the father on his bike?
With difficulty for certain. I assume it’s a “motorbike” (we were told it’s seat is large enough for 2) so the father sits in front, so the doc can help support him on the bike, and still operate the bike.
Richard cor de lyon wrote:
Vilén wrote:
Richard cor de lyon wrote:
Give your bike to the doctor. The doctor can take the father to the hospital where both lives can be saved. Sarah is carrying suitcases with her, so in all likelihood is moving slowly (or at least slower than you can move). Run like hell to catch up with her. Wala! The day is saved. You’ll get your bike back later, along with the gratitude of a great number of people…. including Sarah, for helping to save her father.
How does the brother carry the father on his bike?
With difficulty for certain. I assume it’s a “motorbike” (we were told it’s seat is large enough for 2) so the father sits in front, so the doc can help support him on the bike, and still operate the bike.
Good luck, lol.
This is interesting and a lot to think about. I am studying to be a nurse so I think about things like this sometimes.
Do nurses take the Hippocratic Oath?
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deerere wrote:
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Good for you.
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most health care places do want nurses to live up to the oath
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Richard cor de lyon wrote:
Give your bike to the doctor. The doctor can take the father to the hospital where both lives can be saved. Sarah is carrying suitcases with her, so in all likelihood is moving slowly (or at least slower than you can move). Run like hell to catch up with her. Wala! The day is saved. You’ll get your bike back later, along with the gratitude of a great number of people…. including Sarah, for helping to save her father.
was about to say this too! haha!
Thanks for playing along, guys. :)
Thanks for posting, these are always fun.
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