From the start of the comming Academic year, students studying medicine at UCL will be taught in the latest pratical techniques to form the basis of their surgical skills. This technique known as 'game play' will involve testing their hand techniques using such games as Buckaroo. Professor Nik 'the nip' Tucker PHD explains "My research has demonstrated that surgeons that prodominatly have games like Buckaroo, Jenga, and Kewplonk in their offices correlates to the happiness of their clients after surgery."
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beau-jolly
offlineMemberA pedant writes: While you have the edit window it may be worth looking at "comming" too.
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beau-jolly
offlineMemberOh and:
From the start of the coming Academic year, students studying medicine at UCL will be taughtinthe latest pratical techniques to form the basis of their surgical skills. This technique, known as 'game play', will involve testing their hand techniques using games such as Buckaroo. Professor Nik 'the nip' Tucker PHD explains, "My research has demonstrated that surgeons who predominantly have games like Buckaroo, Jenga, and Kerplonk in their offices correlates to the happiness of their clients after surgery."
er...this last bit doesn't actually make sense. Surgeons correlates?
Oh it’s so easy to criticise
I really must try and write something myself. Don't give up mate.Posted 2 years ago # -
news-on-the-streete
offlineMemberOk, the piece has a lot of limitations granted, and I actually appreciate the criticism as I want to improve my writing technique, which is one of the reasons for joining.
However, in regards to the name, that is a reference to my surname, for those that know me, and for those that do not, well you now know.
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arthurminnit
offlineMembera bigger pedant writes;
Oh and:
From the start of the coming Academic year, students studying medicine at UCL will be taught in the latest pratical techniques to form the basis of their surgical skills. This technique, known as 'game play', will involve testing their hand techniques using games such as Buckaroo. Professor Nik 'the nip' Tucker PHD explains, "My research has demonstrated that surgeons who predominantly have games like Buckaroo, Jenga, and Kerplonk in their offices correlates to the happiness of their clients after surgery."
er...this last bit doesn't actually make sense. Surgeons correlates?
Oh it’s so easy to criticise
I really must try and write something myself. Don't give up mate.Ker-Plunk, surely?
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