I've heard some pretty funny ones myself! My best friend's mom was a late night ER nurse! How embarassing to be the fool who passed out at a club, back in the days of disco, and have the ER people cut away the pants to discover a cucumber taped to his leg! HA!!
Of cours that was the eighties and tatoos were not something most people got, but her motto back then was more than 4 tatoos and your a loser! Once again, preface that remark with the time! It's a bit different now as so many people have body art.
[Show/Hide Quoted Message] (Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Monday, August 31, 2009 8:11:53 PM)| |  | guidogodoy wrote: | | Funny thing is...I bet it has happened! Oh the stories I'm sure they could tell at the emergency room here.
| | | spapad wrote: | | Yeh, you could, but what if they get to looking around or there is actually a fork, stuck in your body, and they go to investigate?
LMAO! 
(Quoting Message by guidogodoy from Monday, August 31, 2009 8:02:45 PM)
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guidogodoy wrote: |
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You assume I have a phone in my shower, don't you?
Why, if I could make it to the phone, I could move to another room, right? See? I've got it all planned out...
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spapad wrote: |
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Imagine how embarassing that would be when you slipped on a plate, and had to call an ambulance because you injured yourself taking a shower with your dishes! You'd be the laughing stock of the the ER!!
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guidogodoy wrote: |
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I find that if you just put dirty dishes in the shower, you can kill two birds with one stone.
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Becks wrote: |
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LMAO Ron! Oh yes poor little Craig still has to do the dishes. Most of the time anyways hehe 
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ron h wrote: |
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You sissy  Poor guy has to defend his country and do the dishes!! That's criminal!!  
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Becks wrote: |
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LOL!!! Yeah, you need hot water for dishes, part of why Craig does them, he can stand really hot water whereas I can't! LOL!
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Humm, I should begin to use the "dish philosophy" with a certain tween who seems to be alien to washing dishes and as the water she would use would be very luke warm, I'm not so sure I want her washing my dishes? She'd cry and claim she was burned to use the water I wash dishes in.
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LOL!!!! Our cats and dog are snobby when it comes to sleeping places, they won't like his sweaty dirty uniform LOL!
My usual rules are if it's on the floor it's getting washed whether you like it or not, and if the dishes haven't been done I'm not feeding you, LOL!
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I'd let the cat/dog use it for a bed for a few days and see if that changed his idea of the perfect place to leave dirty clothes. LOL 
Pretty easy to see why I'm not married! I'm a bitch! HA!!!
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Oooh yay for a three day weekend!
Speaking of laundry, I just noticed that SOMEONE (not me lol) left his physical training uniform lying on the kitchen floor. Yeah like it's going to get clean lying there LOL!
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I'm just glad to have Monday behind me and only four more days to go till a three day weekend!
Other than that the never ending thankless task of laundry, but thank god the machines do all the work these days! I would have just been branded a major slacker in the old days when you took a washboard and soap to the local creek! LOL
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Yeah 
How are you this evening anyways? Enough of the woe is me stuff LOL!
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It'll happen, just takes time, and you already have the positive attitude.
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Becks wrote: |
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Spa - yep still have my part time job, so my insurances are still covered, and I get a wee bit of funny money every fortnight  I really hope this is a foot in the door for me!
HRMG - thanks for your kind words. I think it means I will get some hours in the lab, but I am not sure yet. I'm trying to keep my chin up! Just another set back is all.
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Sorry to hear that Becks. But does this mean that you will get some hours with them and therefore training as well? If so, then that is GREAT! I know it sucks right now, but a lot of times you just need that one foot in the door so you can SHOW them how great you are! Then when the next job comes up, you will be on top of the list. We have pretty much gone to that way of hiring at the hospital in our lab - hire people per diem and see how they are. When a job comes open you know exactly who you want to hire and who you DON'T (if you know what I mean!).
I was actually going to suggest you go to the labs and see if you could intern or volunteer or something. That way they could see how you work and that you train easily. We LOVE people like that  !
Keep your chin up, I KNOW it will happen for you soon - I can FEEL it!
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Morning everyone. A shit start to the day here - I got turned down from another job. It was the boss who rang me this time, not the HR guy. He said I interviewed really well etc etc but unfortunately came up against someone who already worked for them (part time or casual I think). He said he is going to keep all my details and add me to the pool of casual employees.
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