#MyRadGirlfriend No. 84: The most dangerous place

Ryan McBeth
Apr 11, 2019
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Radiology cartoon

What does a brilliant software engineer do when he meets a second-year radiology resident who is far smarter? He makes a fool of himself. Learn about the trials and tribulations of Ryan and Andy with #MyRadGirlfriend, an ongoing comic strip on AuntMinnie.com by Ryan McBeth. Connect with Ryan on Twitter, Facebook, or his website and tell him your story. If he turns your idea into a cartoon, you'll receive a signed copy of the strip.

Copyright © 2019 Ryan McBeth

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