Can I get that number?

Generally, you don't want to have to dial that number while you are sitting at you desk, but every paramedic will know if you grab the doctors radio in the hospital and yell ADAM.  Or 10-33.

spoonerisms-mondegreens eggcorns and malapropisms #PastorSpooner

Those might be great things to be talking about at the water cooler but always have that safe word ready.  If you can't dial security.

I will try and list some helpful numbers here that we should all know by heart.
You may report side effects to FDA at 1-800-FDA-1088.
No that doesn't include keyboard embedment syndrome... but I will add more as I go.





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