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Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostWhenever I see this, I translate to:
"Must be willing to work for peanuts and is good at climbing trees"
Why filter out all of the good private sector and avoid some actual quality in the public sector for a change?
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Originally posted by woohoo View Postok, I'm going to sound stupid, but I'm sure I've read that you should allow computers brought in from a cold environment (warehouse) to a warm environment, time to warm up before switching on, condensation or something. Can I get a job in the NHS now?
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Originally posted by minestrone View PostI was saying the other week that wife's surgery had a new server delivered and the NHS Trust IT services stalled coming round and getting it live by saying the server had to be 'acclimatised' first.
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Originally posted by barrydidit View PostWhatever, that's your student nurse fantasy spoilt though eh?
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Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostWhenever I see this, I translate to:
"Must be willing to work for peanuts and is good at climbing trees"
Why filter out all of the good private sector and avoid some actual quality in the public sector for a change?
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I went out with a nurse for a while, the sex was decent but the thing I most remember was her telling me that a dick fart can happen! I'd always just thought it was a nonsensical insult.
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Originally posted by TestMangler View PostWas she not a psychiatric nurse working on a dissertation for uni though
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Originally posted by barrydidit View PostI broke my arm once. And I shagged a nurse (not at the same time).
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I was saying the other week that wife's surgery had a new server delivered and the NHS Trust IT services stalled coming round and getting it live by saying the server had to be 'acclimatised' first.
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Originally posted by NorthWestPerm2Contr View PostWhenever I see this, I translate to:
"Must be willing to work for peanuts and is good at climbing trees"
Why filter out all of the good private sector and avoid some actual quality in the public sector for a change?
So the reason they want people with experience is because they know they will get some lazy no mark who will not rock the boat and actually achieve anything thus letting the senior managers and trust managers waltz of with 000's in bonus etc.
One of the main reason the NHS costs so much is the feckin immoral robbing tw@s who run it.
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Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostI had an ingrowing toenail removed by a half blind Albanian doctor after waiting six months in agony, does that count?
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I broke my arm once. And I shagged a nurse (not at the same time).
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I had an ingrowing toenail removed by a half blind Albanian doctor after waiting six months in agony, does that count?
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