Popular Post spike382 Posted June 17 Popular Post Posted June 17 25 minutes ago, clochette said: I'm the nurse 5 1
Popular Post clochette Posted June 17 Popular Post Posted June 17 19 minutes ago, spike382 said: I'll poke you with my big a d long needle 5 1
spike382 Posted June 17 Posted June 17 9 minutes ago, clochette said: I'll poke you with my big a d long needle 5
Popular Post Albert1434 Posted June 17 Popular Post Posted June 17 3 hours ago, clochette said: I'm the nurse Your not the Nurse your the nut job! 6 1
Popular Post spike382 Posted June 18 Popular Post Posted June 18 1 hour ago, Albert1434 said: Your not the Nurse your the nut job! 5 1
Popular Post dughlas Posted June 18 Popular Post Posted June 18 4 hours ago, clochette said: I'm the nurse Please note I am the head nurse not simply the nurse and you're being delusional, again. Time for your medication. 6 1
Popular Post spike382 Posted June 18 Popular Post Posted June 18 1 hour ago, dughlas said: Please note I am the head nurse not simply the nurse and you're being delusional, again. Time for your medication. Are you the insane person running the asylum? 7
Popular Post dughlas Posted June 18 Popular Post Posted June 18 7 hours ago, spike382 said: Are you the insane person running the asylum? No. I am simply the head nurse charged with administering medications and overseeing the well-being of the inmates, er, uh, the patients. Dr. Headstall is responsible for running the asylum. 7
Albert1434 Posted June 18 Posted June 18 (edited) 9 hours ago, dughlas said: No. I am simply the head nurse charged with administering medications and overseeing the well-being of the inmates, er, uh, the patients. Dr. Headstall is responsible for running the asylum. Your far sicker then you appear! Edited June 18 by Albert1434 5
Popular Post Headstall Posted June 18 Popular Post Posted June 18 Hello, patients. How was your Jello this morning? Remember, all plastic spoons must be returned to Big Bertha for counting. 5 2
Popular Post Albert1434 Posted June 18 Popular Post Posted June 18 6 minutes ago, Headstall said: Hello, patients. How was your Jello this morning? Remember, all plastic spoons must be returned to Big Bertha for counting. That could be your next big book! 6
Popular Post spike382 Posted June 18 Popular Post Posted June 18 40 minutes ago, Headstall said: Hello, patients. How was your Jello this morning? Remember, all plastic spoons must be returned to Big Bertha for counting. 6
Popular Post clochette Posted June 18 Popular Post Posted June 18 18 hours ago, Albert1434 said: Your not the Nurse your the nut job! Nutting is a job ?!?! 7
Popular Post dughlas Posted June 18 Popular Post Posted June 18 56 minutes ago, Headstall said: Hello, patients. How was your Jello this morning? Remember, all plastic spoons must be returned to Big Bertha for counting. Some of the patients are more cooperative than others. 6
Popular Post Albert1434 Posted June 18 Popular Post Posted June 18 12 minutes ago, clochette said: Nutting is a job ?!?! You should know 6
Popular Post Headstall Posted June 18 Popular Post Posted June 18 16 minutes ago, clochette said: Nutting is a job ?!?! Not as far an I'm concerned. 6
Popular Post Headstall Posted June 18 Popular Post Posted June 18 12 minutes ago, dughlas said: Some of the patients are more cooperative than others. And some need shackles and straitjackets. 7
Popular Post clochette Posted June 18 Popular Post Posted June 18 Today was our 5th graders bike day. We hadn't even left our own school that one of my students faint... She hadn't had breakfast. Unfortunately I couldn't take the risk of her fainting again during the day especially while on the road. While I was taking care of her and sending her to a colleague the group left. On my way to the meeting site my chain jumped (my bike weight a dead cow and has some kind of guard in front of the chain so it was a pain). When I was finally reunited with my students I was told one of them was sick and had puke... I had to called his dad and send him home. But the rest of the day went smoothly We rode to another school downtown with a park beside it (with a great view of the racecourse) and all day the kids had different activities about bicycle (how to put your chain back after it jumped, how to change gears when going up a hill, how to repair the inner tube, road signs, blonds spots with a pin truck, and a circuit. Despite the heat (33°c) it was very nice cause all activities were in the shades, we had access to the school toilets and sinks for endless water and there was a sprinkler. 6 1
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