Lars Mølgaard Saxhaug
@load-dependent.bsky.social
End stage critical care cardiology trainee | #POCUS research | #Echo | #CriticalCare | #Physiology | #Equity | #SDH | #Statistics | #Rstats | #MedSky | #CardioSky | #CCCSky | #emimcc 🇳🇴🇩🇰 Trondheim, Norway
The thing that took me ridiculously long to realise was that Tony Allen was on the drums on La Ritournelle!
November 28, 2025 at 10:00 PM
The thing that took me ridiculously long to realise was that Tony Allen was on the drums on La Ritournelle!
You weren't lying @gavinyamey.bsky.social !
November 27, 2025 at 9:32 PM
You weren't lying @gavinyamey.bsky.social !
Oooh, definitely mine too!
I'll never get over his 2008 Eurovision participation.
It was truly controversial that his song was largely in English, to the point of reaching parliamentary debate. In the end he conceded and increased the amount of French, but sang it using helium in spite😂
I'll never get over his 2008 Eurovision participation.
It was truly controversial that his song was largely in English, to the point of reaching parliamentary debate. In the end he conceded and increased the amount of French, but sang it using helium in spite😂
Sébastien Tellier - Divine (LIVE) | France 🇫🇷 | Grand Final | Eurovision 2008
YouTube video by Eurovision Song Contest
youtu.be
November 27, 2025 at 9:29 PM
Oooh, definitely mine too!
I'll never get over his 2008 Eurovision participation.
It was truly controversial that his song was largely in English, to the point of reaching parliamentary debate. In the end he conceded and increased the amount of French, but sang it using helium in spite😂
I'll never get over his 2008 Eurovision participation.
It was truly controversial that his song was largely in English, to the point of reaching parliamentary debate. In the end he conceded and increased the amount of French, but sang it using helium in spite😂
One of my stronger (among many) pet peeves. I keep struggling to convince people of this.
The question in never get answered though, is if the same goes for raised INR from venous congestion (I bet it does, but know of no evidence).
The question in never get answered though, is if the same goes for raised INR from venous congestion (I bet it does, but know of no evidence).
November 27, 2025 at 9:22 PM
One of my stronger (among many) pet peeves. I keep struggling to convince people of this.
The question in never get answered though, is if the same goes for raised INR from venous congestion (I bet it does, but know of no evidence).
The question in never get answered though, is if the same goes for raised INR from venous congestion (I bet it does, but know of no evidence).