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Job Sillies

PostPosted: Thu Aug 28, 2003 11:39 am
by Smoke2much
I was looking at Hyperions alternative names for airlines and I started thinking about those little 'in' jokes that we all have at work.

I thought it might be a bit of a giggle if we shared them.

As most of you know I'm a nurse, and we are referred to as the "caring" profession.  We are given lectures during our training about care, and caring.  On registration however your main philosohy of care boils down to:

Cover
Arse
Retain
Employment

....

I suppose you have to be there......


Will ;)

Re: Job Sillies

PostPosted: Thu Aug 28, 2003 2:15 pm
by Fozzer
Hi No....(Oh. I can't be arsed with the rest of it...)...LOL...!

In the olden days we just went to work and did our different jobs...no problemo...!
Now...
You have to go to ENDLESS meetings to discuss exactly what your job entails, like wether you, or some-one else, has the responsibility of wiping the patients arse... :o...!
..Aren't I flippin' glad I retired before all this complicated, mumbo-jumbo came into existance.... ;D

Never mind Will... ;)...
It can only get worse... :'(...!
..you might have to read them stories to send them off to sleep... ::)...!
LOL...LOL...LOL...!

Cheers Mate... ;D...!
Paul.
(West Mercia).

Re: Job Sillies

PostPosted: Thu Aug 28, 2003 2:33 pm
by ozzy72
We did have one here, but in Hungarian, but the initials made up a v.popular slang word penis ;D It was all to do with a new teaching method, seemed appropriate to me!

Ozzy

Re: Job Sillies

PostPosted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 4:13 am
by Polynomial
We did have one here, but in Hungarian, but the initials made up a v.popular slang word penis ;D It was all to do with a new teaching method, seemed appropriate to me!

Ozzy


are you going to enlighten us?

Re: Job Sillies

PostPosted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 5:10 am
by ozzy72
No ;D

Re: Job Sillies

PostPosted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 5:13 am
by Polynomial
No ;D


awwwww go spoil my fun then . . .

Re: Job Sillies

PostPosted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 5:51 am
by packercolinl
I worked for a HYSTER forklift dealership years ago mainly in the new equipment section which meant adding things at the customers request,predelivery and painting. After painting the Decals were applied in their various places.
One salesman who was generally a nice bloke would get a bit snarly if he thought the Decals were out of place. In fact we resorted to measuring each position so every one was exactly where it should be-and he still got snarly. In the end we referred to him as  Dr Decal and Mr Hyster!

Re: Job Sillies

PostPosted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 7:17 am
by loomex
The only problem with "in-jokes" is that most wont understand them, but who cares, thats why they are "in-jokes"
I work in a nursing on an Alzhiemer unit. We have a few residents that are fantasic artist. They make some of the best finger paintings I have ever seen. Usualy covers them, the bed, the wall, and the floor.
When you ask a resident what the food taste like and they say like sh?t, some of them have a bases for comparison

would these be "in-jokes" or just yucky ;D
Chris

Re: Job Sillies

PostPosted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 7:30 am
by packercolinl
If there was a reference there to my 'in joke' the answer is-Jekyll and Hyde. And,loomex,my wife worked in nursing homes,talk about yucky 'in jokes'!

Re: Job Sillies

PostPosted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 7:42 am
by ozzy72
My mum was a nurse, I know hundreds of stories that would probably make most people hurl. Mind you (going off topic for a minute) I was raised with this, and loved watching footage of surgery on video and stuff, the real thing, not some cheap ER nonsense, and if we had a really nice pudding, to make sure I got extra I'd start asking my mum about the details of the really horrible yukky bits, my dad would go white and leave the room! More pudding for me ;D
I think I was what is known as a horrible child? ;D ;D ;D

Ozzy

Re: Job Sillies

PostPosted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 8:23 am
by packercolinl
But a well fed horrible child! :) :)

Re: Job Sillies

PostPosted: Fri Aug 29, 2003 6:35 pm
by Polynomial
My mum was a nurse, I know hundreds of stories that would probably make most people hurl. Mind you (going off topic for a minute) I was raised with this, and loved watching footage of surgery on video and stuff, the real thing, not some cheap ER nonsense, and if we had a really nice pudding, to make sure I got extra I'd start asking my mum about the details of the really horrible yukky bits, my dad would go white and leave the room! More pudding for me ;D
I think I was what is known as a horrible child? ;D ;D ;D

Ozzy



Excellent!!!!!!!!! We have a show in Australia called RPA where they do real operations on television and its so cool.  BTW i do want to be a surgeon so i do find this sort of thing interesting.  . .