Juvenile things that make you snigger (Vol. 3)

[mko9]

DodgyGeezer said:

Still Mulling said:

Easy to grip a podium firmly with additional fingers, I'd say.

ZOMG, Keir Starmer killed Inigo Montoya's father!!

[Pit Pony]

Jules Sunley said:

bodhi said:

That's a laugh or cry one. Nothing wrong with Dr's from overseas but a sad state of affairs where we can't create our own or when we do they get greedy over training pay even knowing later in their career it will pay off.

I don't think that's signifying something written in Arabic. It's the way it's since British doctors starting hand writing prescriptions and patient notes over 100 years ago.

The issue with not training enough doctors is down to the BMA liking the Demand (or need) for doctors to be higher than available, thus pushing up the price.

[DodgyGeezer]

[GasEngineer]

Jules Sunley said:

bodhi said:

That's a laugh or cry one. Nothing wrong with Dr's from overseas but a sad state of affairs where we can't create our own or when we do they get greedy over training pay even knowing later in their career it will pay off.

Whoosh parrot due !

It's supposed to be taking the piss out of Doctors' traditionally illegible handwriting.

[vaud]

GasEngineer said:

Whoosh parrot due !

It's supposed to be taking the piss out of Doctors' traditionally illegible handwriting.

Indeed. They have computers now to mis-prescribe medication instead. Fortunately there are some very good pharmacists who can spot the obvious errors. I'm always quite surprised that when prescribing a new, powerful medication that doctors arent required to do a quick peer review of the proposed medication / or for potential conflicts with existing medication.

[smn159]

[Red9zero]

vaud said:

GasEngineer said:

Whoosh parrot due !

It's supposed to be taking the piss out of Doctors' traditionally illegible handwriting.

Indeed. They have computers now to mis-prescribe medication instead. Fortunately there are some very good pharmacists who can spot the obvious errors. I'm always quite surprised that when prescribing a new, powerful medication that doctors arent required to do a quick peer review of the proposed medication / or for potential conflicts with existing medication.

I'm glad to say that doctors notes on the NHS app are as equally incomprehensible as their hand written notes. The last one I had I ended up calling them to work out what he was trying to say. Even the receptionist struggled and had to get the doctor to call me. Yes, he was English before anyone comments.

[Jules Sunley]

GasEngineer said:

Whoosh parrot due !

It's supposed to be taking the piss out of Doctors' traditionally illegible handwriting.

Parrot accepted. I have a small phone screen is my only defence

[DodgyGeezer]

[Roofless Toothless]

[Composer62]

Have we had this one ? I was quite amused :

[TGCOTF-dewey]

As a member of the DNA - National Dyslexia Association - I like that.

[jimmytheone]

[RustyMX5]

TGCOTF-dewey said:

As a member of the DNA - National Dyslexia Association - I like that.

I remember a lovely lady whose children were all dyslexic wearing a T-shirt that said:

DAILYSEX

This is how someone with dyslexia sees the word dyslexia

[TGCOTF-dewey]

RustyMX5 said:

TGCOTF-dewey said:

As a member of the DNA - National Dyslexia Association - I like that.

I remember a lovely lady whose children were all dyslexic wearing a T-shirt that said:

DAILYSEX

This is how someone with dyslexia sees the word dyslexia

[DodgyGeezer]

[epom]

jimmytheone said:

[juice]

[vaud]

juice said:

Boy that’s an old meme, but highly appropriate

[RedWhiteMonkey]