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October 14th 06, 02:53 AM
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"No-Code Nurse"
wrote: On 12 Oct 2006 16:15:53 -0700, wrote: wrote: On 12 Oct 2006 03:56:21 -0700, wrote: wrote: On 11 Oct 2006 17:56:58 -0700, wrote: K4YZ wrote: wrote: K4YZ wrote: wrote: More forging of attributes, I see. He puts forth word images of men eating his own excrement from another man's genitals, but says he is, somehow, not gay. Here's the quote for you, greaseball, since you seem to have the same tendency to avoid the truth but keep getting caught up in Google Take your best shot! You'll probably just confirm that your sickness is real. Just like Lennie the Loser, you try to infer some knowledge of "sicknesses" without an education in healthcare. It fails. You're the one who claims that no degree is required to be a nurse. Wouldn't it also possible that no degree is required to be a doctor? At least in Tennessee? Uhhhhhh....Brain....You need to learn the difference between the different levels of Nurisng licensure before you stick open that sewerpit of a mouth of yours and PROVE that you're an idiot. And Brain...No degree is required to achie the title of Nurse in Ohio, either... OK, Mark. he is LPN basicaly the NoCode Tech of the nursing world the most of the RN look down their noses at LPN's like Robeson and Robeson had to drop out of RN school (and he complianed about how unfair the school was to in some medical NGs) Hah! A No-Code Nurse!!! "The tests are too hard in RN school...." So what school did he complain about? he did not name a name for a school He's very secretive about his real credentials. I would be, too, if I had no real credentials. esp when it is likely that somebody could check normaly one can verify enrolement with a name and I think it would show flunked out of RN school It was probably too hard for him. He didn't want to put forth the effort... OTOH in Michigan at least I ( or anyone) coul;d complete a corespondence course that would one to test for the LPN license no hands on practical requirement for the license Lessee. Correspondence course could mean that someone else was doing the material, and he was sending it in. just the genral quip that the Nursing schools pick on some of their students like himself (or words to that effect Ever notice that they always pick on the gay guys? nah just on the gay guys that are hiding it There you have it! And the ones that protest too loudly. |
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October 15th 06, 12:13 AM
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"No-Code Nurse"
wrote: On 13 Oct 2006 18:53:52 -0700, wrote: It was probably too hard for him. He didn't want to put forth the effort... indeed or was simply unable to Ditto all the unworthy reasons for not learning The Code. OTOH in Michigan at least I ( or anyone) coul;d complete a corespondence course that would one to test for the LPN license no hands on practical requirement for the license Lessee. Correspondence course could mean that someone else was doing the material, and he was sending it in. indeed but their is test one would have to bluff ones way through but it is published (the pool) so the mightly moresmen could surly memorize it A freebie exam? Robesin got his "licensure" from a Cracker Jacks box? just the genral quip that the Nursing schools pick on some of their students like himself (or words to that effect Ever notice that they always pick on the gay guys? nah just on the gay guys that are hiding it There you have it! And the ones that protest too loudly. which are generaly the ones hiding it That would be him. |
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