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IF U R a nurse it is an advantage having a smooooth dome... by warhawk on 28 Feb, 2008 16:19
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hello fellow chrome domes.... as most of U know i am a registered nurse. as a RN we R required 2 do mandatory CEU's (continue education units) 2 maintain R mandatory education as a working nurse. anyways.... i just got back from an all-day class regarding "therapeutic interventions involving a violent client". anyways... we learned how 2 protect ourselves from various violent acts (from clients/patients) such as hitting, grabbing, kicking, biting, and believe it or not "hair-pulling". when the instructor...got 2 the "hair-pullling" section of the class....the instructor looked at me and said..."well...mel...looks like U can B excused from this section of the class". immediately the class had a good laugh and so did i. so...if U R a nurse like me... having a slick, smooooth noggin' is a good thing.
WARHAWK
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#1 by Sgt. Pate on 28 Feb, 2008 16:22
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Years back, I worked in surgery... even if you were bald as a watermellon you still had to wear one of those flippen hats! No advantage there!
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#2 by ice4life on 28 Feb, 2008 16:49
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hello fellow chrome domes.... as most of U know i am a registered nurse. as a RN we R required 2 do mandatory CEU's (continue education units) 2 maintain R mandatory education as a working nurse. anyways.... i just got back from an all-day class regarding "therapeutic interventions involving a violent client". anyways... we learned how 2 protect ourselves from various violent acts (from clients/patients) such as hitting, grabbing, kicking, biting, and believe it or not "hair-pulling". when the instructor...got 2 the "hair-pullling" section of the class....the instructor looked at me and said..."well...mel...looks like U can B excused from this section of the class". immediately the class had a good laugh and so did i. so...if U R a nurse like me... having a slick, smooooth noggin' is a good thing.
WARHAWK
I was thinking about going to nursing school. My grandmother, two of my aunts, my mom, and my older sister are all nurses. I' d be the first male in my family to become an RN. That would be SWEET! Where did you go to school? -
#3 by SLYinKC on 28 Feb, 2008 17:30
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Cool story, Mel. In my line of work, the CPA's are more likely to pull their own hair out.
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#4 by Timmay on 28 Feb, 2008 20:38
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Rick...well dahhhhh Thats why you are bald isnt it? I just thought you were here cause you had to be...not because of choice! LOL
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#5 by PBurke on 28 Feb, 2008 21:24
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i was filling out some paper work for the new job a couple weeks ago, and there was a section about hair color. it actually had a space that was marked bald. was a proud moment to check that box.
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#6 by Timmay on 28 Feb, 2008 21:28
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Awesome! Never wondered about that....someone asked me one time on the computer what color hair I had and I was like umm well when i have it...its brown..but to come to think of it...why was someone asking me what color hair I had...hmmmmmmm
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#7 by warhawk on 28 Feb, 2008 23:06
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ice....give me a pm anytime if U need any type of advice on nursing or nursing school in general. glad 2 help a fellow sly brah out.hello fellow chrome domes.... as most of U know i am a registered nurse. as a RN we R required 2 do mandatory CEU's (continue education units) 2 maintain R mandatory education as a working nurse. anyways.... i just got back from an all-day class regarding "therapeutic interventions involving a violent client". anyways... we learned how 2 protect ourselves from various violent acts (from clients/patients) such as hitting, grabbing, kicking, biting, and believe it or not "hair-pulling". when the instructor...got 2 the "hair-pullling" section of the class....the instructor looked at me and said..."well...mel...looks like U can B excused from this section of the class". immediately the class had a good laugh and so did i. so...if U R a nurse like me... having a slick, smooooth noggin' is a good thing.
WARHAWK
I was thinking about going to nursing school. My grandmother, two of my aunts, my mom, and my older sister are all nurses. I' d be the first male in my family to become an RN. That would be SWEET! Where did you go to school?
WARHAWK
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#8 by Timmay on 29 Feb, 2008 06:56
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ice....give me a pm anytime if U need any type of advice on nursing or nursing school in general. glad 2 help a fellow sly brah out.hello fellow chrome domes.... as most of U know i am a registered nurse. as a RN we R required 2 do mandatory CEU's (continue education units) 2 maintain R mandatory education as a working nurse. anyways.... i just got back from an all-day class regarding "therapeutic interventions involving a violent client". anyways... we learned how 2 protect ourselves from various violent acts (from clients/patients) such as hitting, grabbing, kicking, biting, and believe it or not "hair-pulling". when the instructor...got 2 the "hair-pullling" section of the class....the instructor looked at me and said..."well...mel...looks like U can B excused from this section of the class". immediately the class had a good laugh and so did i. so...if U R a nurse like me... having a slick, smooooth noggin' is a good thing.
WARHAWK
I was thinking about going to nursing school. My grandmother, two of my aunts, my mom, and my older sister are all nurses. I' d be the first male in my family to become an RN. That would be SWEET! Where did you go to school?
WARHAWK
Can I be the patient?
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#9 by Sgt. Pate on 29 Feb, 2008 09:40
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Ya know... it's discrimination that there's no option for "bald" on my drivers license. I asked the lady at the counter when renewing my license if I should write "bald" for hair color and she said, "just put down the color you would have if you had hair"!
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#10 by Timmay on 29 Feb, 2008 13:39
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Ya know... it's discrimination that there's no option for "bald" on my drivers license. I asked the lady at the counter when renewing my license if I should write "bald" for hair color and she said, "just put down the color you would have if you had hair"!
OK so then my comeback would be well let me change my name to Warren Buffet...cause if I had money...thats what my name would be! We need EQUAL RIGHTS TOO DAMNIT!!!!!!!!
LOL
Timmay
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#11 by SLYinKC on 29 Feb, 2008 19:33
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I'm not sure what the rules are in Kansas, but I've decided that as soon as I can make it over to the DMV, I'm getting a new pic taken. I always put "See Photo ID" on the back of my credit cards instead of signing them and I'm tired of explaining and getting strange looks when I pull out the liscense at the check-out. I think I'll just try NA or none and see what they say.
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#12 by frostillicus123 on 06 Mar, 2008 16:03
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i was filling out some paper work for the new job a couple weeks ago, and there was a section about hair color. it actually had a space that was marked bald. was a proud moment to check that box.
I have to ask, why would a job application ask about hair colour?
Does it also ask about Race, age, and religion?