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Hail the Random- 08-09-2007
Work Smart, Not Hard: What I've Learned from Watching House
Thing you've learned from watching House. Strictly no medical things, because those may be true. Pregnant women will always die for their unborn kids. You can't trush French shoes. YOu can get arrested for speening in New Jearsy on an empty street.

Taiga- 08-11-2007

It's okay to sexually harass your boss. You can be formally disciplined and possibly even fired for not picking up that a patient doesn't want to tell you about her bloody stool, even though you were distracted because you just found out that your father died, but nobody will care if you commit plagarism or stab a colleague with a tainted needle.

Hail the Random- 08-11-2007

Too true.*shakes head sadly*

hwshipper- 08-12-2007

Things I've learned AND possible thread titles People can love unconditionally Pharmacies are still open when it rains Porn doesn't download itself

RNwannabe- 08-12-2007

Porn doesn't download itself It doesn't?? Then how does it keep getting onto my computer?? Patient confidentiality is a myth

Hail the Random- 08-12-2007

How about just Everybody lies? Or is that to un-fun?

JenButterfly- 08-12-2007

How about just Everybody lies? Or is that to un-fun?That's just standard. When staying with House, sleep with one eye open

wihluta- 08-14-2007

How about work smart not hard for the title? And: A person can swallow a toothpick and not be the least concerned about internal injuries.

Poeia- 08-14-2007

That Deans of Medicine own the hospitals they run. That policemen can read any patient's medical file on whim without getting a warrant. That visitors to a jail can announce, loudly, that they just perjured themselves and no law enforcement personal will hear.

Taiga- 08-15-2007

If a scruffy-looking weird older man walks into a pre-school and asks a little girl about her genitals, don't call the police. He's just a doctor trying to save someone's life.

ChaiKovsky- 08-15-2007

In a similar vein, if a scruffy-looking weird older man is found between your daughter's legs, relax! He's just looking for a tick. Oh, and he's a doctor trying to save someone's life.

illegal_autopsy- 08-17-2007

If you see a scruffy-looking older man walking down the corriders with a neat professional looking young doctor with puppy dog eyes, they're best friends in denial of their love for each other, not doctor and patient.

ChaiKovsky- 08-27-2007

If you see a scruffy-looking older man walking down the corriders with a neat professional looking young doctor with puppy dog eyes, they're best friends in denial of their love for each other, not doctor and patient. And that, Illegal Autopsy, is why you win.

Hail the Random- 08-27-2007

If you see a scruffy-looking older man walking down the corriders with a neat professional looking young doctor with puppy dog eyes, they're best friends in denial of their love for each other, not doctor and patient. Hee! That is made of win and a touch of awesome.

RNwannabe- 08-27-2007

If you see a scruffy-looking older man walking down the corriders with a neat professional looking young doctor with puppy dog eyes, they're best friends in denial of their love for each other, not doctor and patient. Win, a touch of awesome, and your choice of a Chocolate HoYaytini, or a dollop of whipped fresh cream for the younger set (or the teetotalers amongst you)!!