opinion

A collection of 53 posts

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New Yorker Rejects #15 - Southern Hospitality

Taking a message of love, and communication, and being weird for no reason at all, to the STREETS!

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New Yorker Rejects #14 - I've Got Felines

For whatever reason (it's probably the Toxoplasma), cats are showing up heavy.

glossobuccosis

Pet Health Company Unveils Overflowing Sharps Container as Mascot for Veterinary Wellness Initiative

A corporate mascot for veterinary mental health reveals more than intended about burnout, containment, and the limits of institutional solutions.

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New Yorker Rejects #13

What's the statistical probability of finding a 13-leafed clover?

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New Yorker Rejects #11

Thanks for letting me get that out!

veterinary medicine

Fool Me Twice

How many chances should you get?

veterinary medicine

I Didn't Die of Bird Flu!

Not yet, anyway.

glossobuccosis

What Does the Future of Dog Breeding Look Like?

Selective breeding as artistic expression.

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New Yorker Rejects #10

Beat the system by failing.

opinion

Corporatus cringius

If you were infected, would you know it?

glossobuccosis

The Great Microgreen Grudgematch

Phyrric victories, totally worth it.

opinion

Frayed

The key to not killing yourself is appropriate scheduling.

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New Yorker Rejects #9

Still a "no"!

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Science Projects

Can you win both Art and Science?

News

Gimme Gimme Gimme

I want you to hit me as hard as you can.

glossobuccosis

Confessions of a Bad Vet

I have sinned. Yup, definitely sinned.

creativity

Stylin'

Because why not waste your day with Sasquatches surfing through art history?

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New Yorker Rejects #7

Every now and then, an informal meeting of Portland-based, professional cartoonists takes place here in town. And I get an invite. It's not like it's an official thing, but it is mostly established New Yorker cartoonists. We sit at a bar and talk cartoons. It&

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Bye Week

You know what?! I've got too much going on to write a full post this week. It's late Wednesday night and nobody's paying me anyway. I do have a lovely story for next week, but it's not fully baked yet, so I

veterinary medicine

An Illustrated Guide to Client Communication

The vast majority of the time it takes to become a veterinarian is spent studying the complex interactions between anatomy, physiology, genetics and the environment as they relate to animal health. We're a science-based profession, but we're mid-nerd spectrum: we want pretty hard science

creativity

Does This Smell Right?

I'm not sure why, but I seem kinda interested in noses.

opinion

Portland, OR

What's it like to live in Portland. From a human-animal perspective.

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New Yorker Rejects #6

The Death of Ivan Ilyich is a story about a guy who falls off his chair and dies. But he doesn't die right away, it actually takes him several months. There's some vague internal injury that slowly gets worse and worse. He's in agony

glossobuccosis

World Class Potential

A few suggestions for the next Olympic games.

glossobuccosis

Stick to The Script

We are living in a fictitious reality.