It didn't play here, Fuckers...
Well I can only speak for me, but I was not in there. There were a couple Vegas guys in there, augmenting the Moody uint.
Anyone found torrents yet?
I don't like seeing guys get fucked up. It's a hard show to watch.
I will tell you from this side of the fence also, that's the hardest/worst part of the job. I would never say anything as dramatic as "we feel that pain" the same as the patients (because thats naive), but I think every one of us feels that- I don't know, ache? anger? helplessness?- when we see a fellow Eagle hurt. I think it's actually that feeling that gets guys in to the career field, and what keeps them there. And I want to be clear- the Docs, Nurses, med techs, and medical staff do an outstanding job. It's just tough for a group of "alpha male fixer types" to stand by and do nothing while a friends asks for help. cback0220 mentioned it earlier also, not surprisingly so.I actually broke down watching that scene after they arrived at Kandahar Role 3, listening to the service member asking to be sedated was just too much. You could see it in the faces of the PJs and CRO too, which made it harder for me to watch.
I laughed pretty hard when I heard that. Good one. The team room/balloon gag was pretty funny too.Leroy alert
Yeah, everybody (but one) saw that comming. The look on his face when he pulled the knife out was classic; then the look on his face when he was soaked.I laughed pretty hard when I heard that. Good one. The team room/balloon gag was pretty funny too.