Pretty sure that’s bloodletting.
…and yes, probably clueless about vaccination.
It’s literally a painting of Edward Jenner inventing vaccination…
Any relation to the Kardashians?
…I’ll show myself out
Painter must have been stood there for an awfully long time.
Painter: Have you finished inventing the vaccine yet?
Edward: For the 1000th time just shut up and let me work, I’ll tell you once it done.
Longer than you think, since the painting was made over a hundred years after the event being depicted took place.
Guy had some patience to wait and paint the man with his patient.
Hmm.
The event was 1796 and he was born 1877.
No. The painter was born in 1877.
That’s what I just said
No.
Is heroin safe?
Please try and report back
I haven’t got access to heroin. Any ideas?
Get access to heroin and then report back.
That’s… descriptive. Anyways, I have one idea.
Pray tell
Abacus?
Talk to your PCP they can get you started.
I though that was for Angeldust?
You’re thinking of PCP I’m talking about your PCP.
Heroin is not especially dissimilar to other opioids and was used medically for a long time before falling out of favor for other opioids with marginally less addictive potential. Has to do with its ease of crossing the blood-brain barrier. Black-market heroin is markedly less safe due variability in purity and adulterants, as well as the absence of medical supervision compounding with those factors to increase overdose risk.
Heroin is still used in some countries where they don’t have a lot of strong opioid options. It actually tends to agree with people better than even morphine at an equivalent dose.
Depends on the dose. Too much of it can cause inconveniences.
Chasin that dragon.
If vaccines were herion people would be a lot more receptive.
That’s actually a brilliant idea. Make a version that contains a low dose of an opiate for “injection pain” make it way lower then what someone who is addicted could get high off (that way people don’t want to steal vaccines).
I would get my flu shot every year haha.
Wholesome, an honest doctor
