That would be Mt . Hood , Adams is north of the Columbia <| sep |> Thanksgiving is all about the three F ' s food , family , and football . Oh yeah , and beer too . <| sep |> I don ' t personally own one and have only played one for about 20 minutes in a guitar shop and they seem pretty excellent for the price , great for slapping on especially and a decent bit of tonal control . <| sep |> Was doing my OR rotations the other day and the doc gave the patient versed and fentanyl followed by succinylcholine . Patient does the textbook fasciculation starting at his head going down to his toes then stopping apnea , no eyelash response and everything else that shows he ' s down . Doc tells me to intubate , so I put my laryngoscope in the patients mouth and he starts to gag , I immediately take it out . Hey doc he ' s gaging doc replies it ' s fine just intubate him so I drop the tube as fast as I could because I was scared the patient was going to vomit forgot this was an or and they hopefully aren ' t gunna have anything in their stomach . Patient doesn ' t vomit , keeps gaging for a few seconds and starts to move his legs just a minor flexion . This is more then 1 minute but less than 2 minutes after succs was pushed . What the fuck ? Anyone know what was going on ? Isn ' t succs supposed to paralyse him ? Shouldn ' t the versed and fentanyl have also sedated him to the point where succs isn ' t even needed ? the EMS system I live in doesn ' t use succs and I ' ve seen them RSI people with just fentanyl and etomidate and finally if this happened in the field apart from calling Med control to request to give more drugs and obviously not intubating , what should I have done ?