Emergency Medicine and Education Blog
The following is a reproduction of a letter to the Editor of the British Medical Journal published in 1980 (in the Stubbies era):
SIR,Minerva (1 December, p 1446) in reviewing the Graduate’s Travel Guide by John Borrie of Otago University says, “Surely there must be at least one interesting person in New Zealand.”There is.I am he.JOHN G MALCOMSONAuckland, New Zealand
An oslerphile suffering from a bad case of knowledge dipsosis. Key areas of interest include: emergency medicine, critical care, toxicology, tropical medicine, clinical epidemiology, history, literature and the internet-learning revolution. @precordialthump
RT @BiteTheDust @precordialthump: In the ‘Fast Lane’: The Interesting New Zealander http://tinyurl.com/ye56qxs – glad to know there’s one!
In the ‘Fast Lane’: The Interesting New Zealander http://tinyurl.com/ye56qxs
RT @precordialthump: In the ‘Fast Lane’: The Interesting New Zealander http://tinyurl.com/ye56qxs – glad to know there’s one!
There IS at least one Interesting person in New Zealand – BMJ 1980 http://tinyurl.com/ye56qxs
@BiteTheDust I had a feeling you’d like it… http://bit.ly/3NAg2Q
Dear John –
I am an Australian. Secretly, there is a tiny part of me who wishes I was a Kiwi. Your contribution has increased that a touch. Great work.
Dear John –
I am an Australian. Secretly, there is a tiny part of me who wishes I was a Kiwi. Your contribution has increased that a touch. Great work.
@BiteTheDust I've updated 'The Interesting New Zealander' with a barely relevant video that may interest you http://su.pr/9f1olQ
@precordialthump: A beer ad whose selling point is Stubby shorts! That is a classic ad. Watch it everyone. http://su.pr/9f1olQ