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Yo, what’s up people

The name is Peter and nice to meet ya’ll

so a little bit about myself: i was born in 1993. My home world of Gallifrey was time locked by that time and now I kind of just chilling here on Earth, waiting for the Doctor to come and give me a Tardis stem to grow my own Tardis . i am currently a student at Oregon State University. I am a pre pharm student . I am not an USA citizens. Well, duh, i am not even earthling .
I love variety of earth stuff : from cute kitties, awesome comics, picture, cute guys, hilarious conversation, pokemon, digimon, you named it, I reblog it. This is always my outlet of life so I will also be posting rants from time to time :)

i like to read books and watch movies.

And I LOVE to make friends.

So lets all be friends for a better world.
Just shoot me a question and i will answer them.


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So I was driving around downtown Halifax one day and decided I wanted a nice root beer, now the root beer I buy is somewhat fancy and comes in a brown glass bottle like that of an actual beer and is made by Propeller a local beer brand. Anyhow I pull up to a red light and a cop pulls beside me, making eye contact I smile and nod and without thinking take a swig out of my brown “root” beer bottle. The cop immediately thinks I am plastered and throws on the lights and siren to pull me over which makes me go into tears laughing so he thought I was crazy drunk and he called backup. When the cops finally came to the window (one with his hands on his gun the other with peperspray out) I showed him the bottle and they laughed at the rookie cop who pulled me over. I was let go and asked not to drink them anymore while driving.

eviscerator:

Liver Transplantation
A liver transplant involves a damaged liver being removed and replaced by a healthy liver, usually donated from a cadaver (occasionally a section of the liver from a living donor can be used as the liver will regenerate). The first human liver transplant was performed in 1963.
The most common reasons for patients requiring this procedure are cirrhosis (often due to alcohol abuse) and hepatitis C.
When the liver of a patient is so severely damaged that it begins to fail, a transplant is absolutely vital in order for them to survive however due to a low organ donation frequency many patients die before they are given the opportunity to have a transplant (I’m going to take a moment to encourage anyone who is reading this to go and opt-in for organ donation!).
Liver transplantations are currently one of the most expensive treatments in healthcare today.
‘Every year, an estimated 600 to 700 liver transplants are carried out in the UK. However, the number of people who need a liver transplant is much higher than the number of livers donated.
It is estimated that in the past 20 years, the number of people who could benefit from a liver transplant has increased by 90%, but the number of available donations has remained the same. Consequently, deaths from liver disease remain high.’ ~ NHS

eviscerator:

Liver Transplantation

A liver transplant involves a damaged liver being removed and replaced by a healthy liver, usually donated from a cadaver (occasionally a section of the liver from a living donor can be used as the liver will regenerate). The first human liver transplant was performed in 1963.

The most common reasons for patients requiring this procedure are cirrhosis (often due to alcohol abuse) and hepatitis C.

When the liver of a patient is so severely damaged that it begins to fail, a transplant is absolutely vital in order for them to survive however due to a low organ donation frequency many patients die before they are given the opportunity to have a transplant (I’m going to take a moment to encourage anyone who is reading this to go and opt-in for organ donation!).

Liver transplantations are currently one of the most expensive treatments in healthcare today.

Every year, an estimated 600 to 700 liver transplants are carried out in the UK. However, the number of people who need a liver transplant is much higher than the number of livers donated.

It is estimated that in the past 20 years, the number of people who could benefit from a liver transplant has increased by 90%, but the number of available donations has remained the same. Consequently, deaths from liver disease remain high.’ ~ NHS