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[RCG Trader]

Quote from Lucrum:



You're wandering. Psychedelics?

Nah, it has been pretty much established that.......

No GED is required to be an air cabbie
13 weeks of training is the barrier of entry
Felons are accepted, so you can carjack someone, and still fly a plane.

Whereas

Associates in Science plus State boards minimum requirements to be an RN.

Felons need not apply.

That's the difference between an air cabbie and a Professional Registered Nurse.

Oh, and we can make a LOT of money 200k plus is not unheard of.

So it's pretty clear Lucrum that this contest is no contest. Thanks for being predictable and reaffirming your North Georgia ways

You have the last word.

 

[RCG Trader]

Quote from AK Forty Seven:

Second male homosexuality reference within the last 60 minutes

He can't help it. It's his "daddy" issues, you know.

 

[AK Forty Seven]

Quote from RCG Trader:

He can't help it. It's his "daddy" issues, you know.

 

[Mnphats]

Been awhile since I have been on ET. The resident liberals never change just the same recycled trolls.

To the RN, couldn't get into an anesthesia school?

Keep up the good fight Lucrum....

 

[377OHMS]

Quote from RCG Trader:

Nah, it has been pretty much established that.......

No GED is required to be an air cabbie
13 weeks of training is the barrier of entry
Felons are accepted, so you can carjack someone, and still fly a plane.

Whereas

Associates in Science plus State boards minimum requirements to be an RN.

Felons need not apply.

That's the difference between an air cabbie and a Professional Registered Nurse.

Oh, and we can make a LOT of money 200k plus is not unheard of.

So it's pretty clear Lucrum that this contest is no contest. Thanks for being predictable and reaffirming your North Georgia ways

You have the last word.

Only a child keeps repeating something that is clearly incorrect.

13 weeks is not the duration of training to fly jets. You can repeat it ad nauseum but it just isn't true. You haven't established anything.

You seem to be quite embittered about your career. Why not apply to medical schools? If you aren't a doctor, lawyer, engineer or pilot you aren't a professional. Instead of bitching about having to shave patients for surgery and administering enemas why not try to improve your situation with some schooling?

Doctors don't have to change bedsheets, wash patients, draw blood, give enemas, shave patients for surgery, inject medications or serve food.

A nurse is to a doctor what a drywaller is to an architect.

A nurse is to a doctor what a flight attendent is to a pilot.

A nurse is to a doctor what a technician is to an engineer.

A nurse is to a doctor what a para-legal is to a lawyer.

Why are you unable to become a doctor?

 

[Ricter]

Quote from 377OHMS:


A nurse is to a doctor what a drywaller is to an architect.

A nurse is to a doctor what a flight attendent is to a pilot.

A nurse is to a doctor what a technician is to an engineer.

A nurse is to a doctor what a para-legal is to a lawyer.

Of all those, pilot is the easiest. I'm not saying pilots aren't useful.

Edit: actually, "technician" is so vague that it might in some cases be easiest.

 

[RCG Trader]

Quote from 377OHMS:

Only a child keeps repeating something that is clearly incorrect.

13 weeks is not the duration of training to fly jets. You can repeat it ad nauseum but it just isn't true. You haven't established anything.

You seem to be quite embittered about your career. Why not apply to medical schools? If you aren't a doctor, lawyer, engineer or pilot you aren't a professional. Instead of bitching about having to shave patients for surgery and administering enemas why not try to improve your situation with some schooling?

Doctors don't have to change bedsheets, wash patients, draw blood, give enemas, shave patients for surgery, inject medications or serve food.

A nurse is to a doctor what a drywaller is to an architect.

A nurse is to a doctor what a flight attendent is to a pilot.

A nurse is to a doctor what a technician is to an engineer.

A nurse is to a doctor what a para-legal is to a lawyer.

Why are you unable to become a doctor?

Hey, bout time you showed up.

Lucrum could have really used you yesterday

Now to correct some errors from you 50ish fellas who watch too much TV.


Nurses don't have to change bedsheets, wash patients, draw blood, give enemas, shave patients for surgery, inject medications or serve food.

Hope that helps ya.


Edit, I have to modify inject medications, we do have to do that, and so do MD's if fact, I just recently assisted an MD in doing that to a patients, shoulder. She need a cortisone shot directly into the joint of her shoulder.

You guys are soooo without a clue

 

[pspr]

Quote from RCG Trader:

......if fact, I just recently assisted an MD in doing that to a patients, shoulder. She need a cortisone shot directly into the joint of her shoulder.....

Did you inject from the front or the back?

 

[RCG Trader]

Quote from Ricter:

Of all those, pilot is the easiest. I'm not saying pilots aren't useful.

Edit: actually, "technician" is so vague that it might in some cases be easiest.

Right, 377, who clearly has the same faulty thinking as his redneck friend, compares doctors to nurses when the disciplines are clearly different.

Like comparing nurses to respiratory therapists.....who does that kind of stupid stuff?

I also noticed he did not compare nurse to pilot, lest he hit that barrier of entry thing again, as least he was smart enuf not to do that.

 

[RCG Trader]

Quote from pspr:

Did you inject from the front or the back?

Geez, luke, your calvary looks alot this the GOP pres candidates, you need to get some new defenders, these guys are pitiful