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  • That’s you being overly defensive for no reason.

    Try again bucko, I am from Europe, there is only one Football and that’s where you actually kick the ball…

    Doesn’t mean you can just shit on what someone else likes, or I mean you can and you can act like a dick about it, but all it does is reveals what an asshole you are.

    Going by the downvotes there is a few of you around here having an issue facing this fact. 🤷‍♂️

    Have you considered that you are the one being defensive about rightly being called out on your asshole behavior?


  • Yes that is something that’s not right and you are entirely justified in being upset about it.

    However it’s kind of unrelated as here you are being kind of a douchenozzle and shitting on people for liking different things than what you like. Which is kind of ironic give how much supposedly a lemming should be different from others and liking other things, like Linux over “Normie” windows.

















  • kameecoding@lemmy.worldtoScience Memes@mander.xyzWho farted?
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    19 days ago

    Ai summary:

    The heart surgeon in

    Scrubs who is based on a real-life friend and medical advisor to showrunner Bill Lawrence is Dr. Jon Turk, who inspired the character of Christopher Turk.

    Here are the key details regarding this connection:

    • Real-Life Basis: The character of Dr. Christopher Turk (played by Donald Faison) is based on Dr. Jon Turk, a real-life physician who served as a medical consultant for the show.
    • The Name: The character’s name “Turk” is derived directly from Jon Turk.
    • Character Role: In the show, Turk is the best friend of protagonist J.D. and becomes the Chief of Surgery at Sacred Heart Hospital.
    • Context: Bill Lawrence often utilized real doctors to advise on the show, which helped maintain medical accuracy alongside the comedy.

    Note: The main character J.D.'s name is also based on a real person, Dr. Jonathan Doris, who was a college friend of Bill Lawrence and served as a medical adviser to the show.