A plan so cunning you could brush your teeth with it :)

boredofbeingathome

savingwannabe wrote: »

One of the boys in my lessons wants to take steroids so he pulls. He was looking up prices on his phone in class today. He was genuine. I had to talk him round hope it worked. I will have to make sure he does work in class with a pretty girl to convince him he is fine. Poor flower.

Steroids aren't good, i hope you pointed out that they do things to the anatomy that would *not* impress the girls.

savingwannabe

Yep. told him about all the people i used to help in volunteer work who had been addicted to drugs and the side effects they all caused too. I hope i convinced him. Will fix him up with someone nice next week. I am a nice teacher i look after them, life is tough nowadays.

Did you see the budget? public sector is being shafted again.

boredofbeingathome

savingwannabe wrote: »

Why Bob? after at least 7 years of medicine why that?

Without them, medicine would not be so advanced like it or not- in depth study of the anatomy helps medicine and cures. I don't think that as a society we could actually do without them.

Forensic science is very advanced nowadays and can help solve crimes.

Undertakers:

I suppose some folk think it is ghoulish working with the dead, but it is a profession that is necessary and i feel honorable.Well, a lot of the small family firms are.

Where would we be without them? It is at the very end of someones life i know, which is sad, but they would be the first people you would turn to.

boredofbeingathome

savingwannabe wrote: »

Yep. told him about all the people i used to help in volunteer work who had been addicted to drugs and the side effects they all caused too. I hope i convinced him. Will fix him up with someone nice next week. I am a nice teacher i look after them, life is tough nowadays.

Did you see the budget? public sector is being shafted again.

Public sector is always being shafted, then they whinge that the services aren't being delivered..

I think Parliament should be shafted- after all they are delivering the wrong service to the public and have gained votes by blatant lies and promises. If we lied on our CV's we could lose our jobs, so to me it is the same difference.

ZTD

savingwannabe wrote: »

Did you see the budget? public sector is being shafted again.

Let's hope it works. It's going to be fun and games if it doesn't.

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

Forensic science is very advanced nowadays and can help solve crimes.

Indeed - look at Freddie Patel for when they screw up.

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

Undertakers:

I suppose some folk think it is ghoulish working with the dead, but it is a profession that is necessary and i feel honorable.Well, a lot of the small family firms are.

Where would we be without them? It is at the very end of someones life i know, which is sad, but they would be the first people you would turn to.

Well people do die, and the alternative is DIY... :eek:

savingwannabe

I guess, a bit of a grim career though. I would get really upset working with corpses. One of my friends teaches on a forensics course. She says it is not all like CSI shame I like that show.

savingwannabe

boredofbeingathome wrote: »

Public sector is always being shafted, then they whinge that the services aren't being delivered..

I think Parliament should be shafted- after all they are delivering the wrong service to the public and have gained votes by blatant lies and promises. If we lied on our CV's we could lose our jobs, so to me it is the same difference.

Bob for Pm, actually you are too nice. I completely agree. Wonder if they will protect their pensions like they protected their pay. Nobs.

ZTD

savingwannabe wrote: »

I guess, a bit of a grim career though. I would get really upset working with corpses.

It tends to be only the kids they get upset at. Though this applies for all parts of the medical profession - even paediatric surgeons get upset when they're re-assembling some kid after a road accident.

savingwannabe

who's freddy patel? Googling now.

ZTD

savingwannabe wrote: »

Wonder if they will protect their pensions like they protected their pay. Nobs.

If the MPs are cutting their pension, then you know it's a pension crisis. Until that point - it's not a crisis.