Ping-David Cohen

David,
What do you do now?

Your post have got my interest up!

Burr

"Burr" <pitzradio@earthlink.net> wrote
> David,

YO! Present.

> What do you do now?

Do when? For what? Huh?

> Your post have got my interest up!

As long as that's all it got up!

David

"David Cohen" <sammiesdad@gmail.com> wrote in message
news:fjkjgv$80p$1@registered.motzarella.org...
> "Burr" <pitzradio@earthlink.net> wrote
>> David,
>
> YO! Present.
>
>> What do you do now?
>
> Do when? For what? Huh?
>
>> Your post have got my interest up!
>
> As long as that's all it got up!
>
> David
>

Yea Sweetie!!!

I was asking about your work!!!!

You a nurse now?

Burr

Big, Lean, Mean & Clean

Subs. Iron Mind 20 yrs.

"Burr" <> You a nurse now?
>
>

he's a male nurse (nudge, nudge, wink,wink)

"Don Meredith" <donniefootb...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> "Burr" <> You a nurse now?
>
> he's a male nurse (nudge, nudge, wink,wink)

Yeah, I save the lives of critically ill and injured children, and get
paid a six figure yearly wage to do it.

What was it YOU do for a living, Sparky?

David

"Burr" <pitzra...@earthlink.net> wrote:
> "David Cohen" <sammies...@gmail.com> wrote
> > "Burr" <pitzra...@earthlink.net> wrote
> >> David,
>
> > YO! Present.
>
> >> What do you do now?
>
> > Do when? For what? Huh?
>
> >> Your post have got my interest up!
>
> > As long as that's all it got up!
>
> Yea Sweetie!!!
>
> I was asking about your work!!!!
>
> You a nurse now?

I'm the charge nurse in the pediatric intensive care unit of the only
level 1 trauma center serving ten thousand square miles of four
states.

I date old rich women for money on the side.

David

"David Cohen"
>>
>> You a nurse now?
>
> I'm the charge nurse in the pediatric intensive care unit of the only
> level 1 trauma center serving ten thousand square miles of four
> states.
>
> I date old rich women for money on the side.
>
> David
>

Good, I was just wondering, you made medical commits from time to time and
you said you were a Paramedic at onetime.

Where do you live that you are the only level 1 trauma for that big an area?

Burr

PS: I was not being a "smart ass" when I asked, I was just wondering.

Burr

On Dec 10, 11:09 pm, David Cohen <sammies...@gmail.com> wrote:
> "Don Meredith" <donniefootb...@yahoo.com> wrote:
>
> > "Burr" <> You a nurse now?
>
> > he's a male nurse (nudge, nudge, wink,wink)
>
> Yeah, I save the lives of critically ill and injured children,

Commendable, obviously.

> and get paid a six figure yearly wage to do it.

Yeeeeahhh, BUT! What's that work out to on an hourly basis? ;o)

> What was it YOU do for a living, Sparky?

Oooh! GOOD question!

Well, Sparky?

--
Curt

"Curt" <> > What was it YOU do for a living, Sparky? Oooh! GOOD question!
>

I don't give medical advice over the internet. That is the unlicensed
practice of medicine, and in most states it is against the law. If you were
in fact a licensed RN or anything like that, you would not be on the
internet giving out medical advice.

Post your real name, address, photo so that we can verify that you work at a
nursing home and earn about 45K if you are lucky. More than likely you are
an orderly at a hospital and earn about $12.74 per hour.

"Burr" <> PS: I was not being a "smart ass" when I asked, I was just
wondering.
>

Don't be such a kiss-ass. The odds that David is in fact what he claims to
be are about a million to one. Even if he is a nurse in a pediatric unit, so
what?

How does that qualify him to give medical advice to anybody about
weightlifting injuries, bone diseases, cardiac illness, or any of the other
silly questions that are asked?

Babies in pediatric units are what David allegedly deals with on a daily
basis, so asking him about anything else makes as much sense as googling for
medical advice.

On Dec 11, 1:04 am, "Don Meredith" <donniefootb...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> "Curt" <> > What was it YOU do for a living, Sparky? Oooh! GOOD question!
>
> I don't give medical advice over the internet.

Nor do you attribute correctly, [insert insulting nickname 'here'].

[...]

> Post your real name, address, photo

Btdt, where you bin? Oh, you didn't mean me? 'kay.

> <snip> and earn about 45K if you are lucky.<snip>

Buys a LOT of crayons. But, again, you weren't talking to me.

--
Curt

"Curt" <> Nor do you attribute correctly, [insert insulting nickname
'here'].
>

Aren't you the sweetheart that posted "Oh good question Sparky?"

I cannot respond to Herr Cohen because I killfiled him about four years ago,
so the only time I see his moronic medical advice is when someone like you
or your pal Hansen and Gretel are asking for diagnosis of illnesses via the
internet.

Anyone that gives irresponsible medical advice in a forum such as this
should have his or her medical license pulled.

I don't want to read such crud, and I usually just ignore it except when
little miss cohen crawls out from under her pediatric rock to tell everyone
about little cardiac holes. I doubt little miss cohen would know the
difference between Hansen's little cardiac hole and the other hole Hansen
favors.

"Burr" <pitzradio@earthlink.net> wrote
> "David Cohen"
>>>
>>> You a nurse now?
>>
>> I'm the charge nurse in the pediatric intensive care unit of the only
>> level 1 trauma center serving ten thousand square miles of four
>> states.
>>
>> I date old rich women for money on the side.
>
> Good, I was just wondering, you made medical commits from time to time and
> you said you were a Paramedic at onetime.

You don't want to know about the rich old women?
>
> Where do you live that you are the only level 1 trauma for that big an
> area?

Las Vegas.

Covers southern Nevada, southeastern California, southwestern Utah, and
northwestern Arizona.

Did Sparky tell us what he does for a living yet? I did a group search for
"you want fries with that, mister?" but didn't get any results.

David

"Don Meredith" <donniefootball@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:aMp7j.19741$_m.6588@bignews4.bellsouth.net...
> "Curt" <> > What was it YOU do for a living, Sparky? Oooh! GOOD question!
>>
>
> I don't give medical advice over the internet. That is the unlicensed
> practice of medicine, and in most states it is against the law. If you
> were
> in fact a licensed RN or anything like that, you would not be on the
> internet giving out medical advice.
>
> Post your real name, address, photo so that we can verify that you work at
> a
> nursing home and earn about 45K if you are lucky. More than likely you
> are
> an orderly at a hospital and earn about $12.74 per hour.
>
>
I have never seen him give Med. Advice except to say see a doctor.

Burr

"Don Meredith" <donniefootball@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:CPp7j.19743$_m.3772@bignews4.bellsouth.net...
> "Burr" <> PS: I was not being a "smart ass" when I asked, I was just
> wondering.
>>
>
> Don't be such a kiss-ass. The odds that David is in fact what he claims to
> be are about a million to one. Even if he is a nurse in a pediatric unit,
> so
> what?
>
> How does that qualify him to give medical advice to anybody about
> weightlifting injuries, bone diseases, cardiac illness, or any of the
> other
> silly questions that are asked?
>
> Babies in pediatric units are what David allegedly deals with on a daily
> basis, so asking him about anything else makes as much sense as googling
> for
> medical advice.
>
>

Who in the hell asked for "Medical Advice"?

Slow down Don!

Burr

"David Cohen"
>
> Las Vegas.
>
> Covers southern Nevada, southeastern California, southwestern Utah, and
> northwestern Arizona.
>
> Did Sparky tell us what he does for a living yet? I did a group search for
> "you want fries with that, mister?" but didn't get any results.
>
> David
>

I lived across the desert west, Ridgecrest for years, still stay in Red
Mountain when I'm home.

Burr

"Burr" <> I have never seen him give Med. Advice except to say see a doctor.
>

So then why do you idiots keep asking him about your cardiac holes and groin
injuries if you think that he is just going to tell you to see a doctor? Do
you need his permission to go see a doctor??

I am trying to think of this as an internet gym, but at my regular gym there
are a couple of doctors, a dentist, and some other medical guy and nobody is
fawning over them and asking them silly questions. In fact, they discourage
medical talk and just want to talk about lifting weights and fitness.

So when I see some dubious pediatric nurse prancing around giving medical
diagnosis I have a hard time even believing this nurse is legit.

"Burr" <> I lived across the desert west, Ridgecrest for years, still stay
in Red
> Mountain when I'm home.
>

So according to pediatric Nurse Nancy, there is only one trauma center in
the four states around Nevada? Sounds like total bullshit. In fact, if you
google Trauma Center Nevada, you get the Wikipedia entry that gives the link
to UMC.

Guess what, the UMC of Las Vegas (where Nurse Nancy works) is looking for a
Charge Nurse in their Pediatrics Unit, so maybe David is getting fired? The
job pays $23-36. per hour, which means $47K-$74K per year, not exactly six
figures as Cohen claimed.

17152 - Charge Nurse

Open Date: 2007-12-03
Closing Date: 2008-01-07
Exam #: 07B-19172 Pediatrics Unit
Division: Nursing
Location: Las Vegas, NV US
Department: 6120 - Peds
Job Type: Full Time
Job Level: Experienced
Education: Associates Degree or Equivalent
Skills: Administrative -> Leadership and Managerial Theories and
Principles, Hospital and Departmental Policies and Procedures
Registered Nurse -> Pediatric Services

Category: Registered Nurse
Compensation: C43 - $23.77 - $36.85

Position Summary:
Functions as a charge nurse responsible for assigning patients to and
monitoring the work of nurses within the unit on assigned shift and to
assist the Clinical Manager in the supervision of assigned employees on
shift. The position also carries a patient load and applies the nursing
process to deliver basic, safe, therapeutic care, for individuals or groups
of patients.


This recruitment is being opened to fill current and future vacancies,
which may occur within the next three (3) months and may close at any time
with a three (3) day posted notice.


SELECTION PROCESS:


Individuals interested in this position must submit a UMC application
and be able to provide copies of all required licensure/certification for
this position upon request. Materials must be complete to be evaluated.
Failure to satisfactorily demonstrate that you fully meet the employment
requirements will result in disqualification. Human Resources will screen
applications for qualifications. Only the most qualified applicants will
advance to the hiring interview.



Requirements
Education/Experience and Licensing/Certification Requirements:
Graduation from an accredited school of nursing and four (4) years of
clinical nursing experience in a pediatric unit. Valid License by the
Nevada State Board of Nursing to Practice as a Registered Nurse; American
Heart Association Healthcare Provider (BLS) certification; Pediatric
Advanced Life Support (PALS) certification.


Preferred: Charge Nurse experience.


Additional qualifications: Employment is contingent upon the results
of the pre-employment drug screen and physical, completion of tuberculosis
skin testing, criminal and Medicare/Medicaid background check.


Knowledge of: Modern principles of effective supervision; nursing
process (assessment, planning, implementation and coordination of patient
care); standards of care; disease process; equipment used in providing
patient care in specialty area; patient care plan development; patient
evaluation and assessment techniques; body mechanics used with ambulating,
transferring and repositioning patients; Nurse Practice Act; department and
hospital safety practices and procedures; patient rights; infection control
policies and practices; handling, storage, use and disposal of hazardous
materials; department and hospital emergency response policies and
procedures; age specific patient care practices.


Skill in: Assigning and monitoring the work of others; assigning work
to cover patients' needs; evaluating quality control; implementing nursing
process including assessment, planning, implementation and evaluation;
working with high risk or critically ill patients; performing invasive
nursing procedures associated with area of specialty; developing and
implementing education programs associated with specialty; organizing,
prioritizing and delegating work; communicating with a wide variety of
people from diverse socio-economic and ethnic backgrounds under stressful
conditions; establishing and maintaining effective working relationships
with all personnel contacted in the course of duties; efficient, effective
and safe use of equipment.


Physical Requirements and Working Conditions: Mobility to work in a
typical clinical setting, including stamina to stand and walk for extended
periods of time, strength to examine and treat varied individuals, vision to
use standard office equipment and read printed materials including a VDT
screen, and hearing and speech to communicate effectively in person and over
the telephone. Strength and agility to exert up to 100 pounds of force
occasionally, and/or up to 50 pounds of force frequently to move objects.
Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with
disabilities to perform the essential functions of this classification.

"Don Meredith" <donniefootball@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:ezs7j.19809$_m.11856@bignews4.bellsouth.net.. .
> "Burr" <> I have never seen him give Med. Advice except to say see a
> doctor.
>>
>
> So then why do you idiots keep asking him about your cardiac holes and
> groin
> injuries if you think that he is just going to tell you to see a doctor?
> Do
> you need his permission to go see a doctor??

He and I have talked BP and sugar but no more then I talk with anyboby about
it.
>
> I am trying to think of this as an internet gym, but at my regular gym
> there
> are a couple of doctors, a dentist, and some other medical guy and nobody
> is
> fawning over them and asking them silly questions. In fact, they
> discourage
> medical talk and just want to talk about lifting weights and fitness.

Your talk about this being and online gym BUT, what6 have you contribited, I
posted about keeping logs, did you say anything worth while?
>
> So when I see some dubious pediatric nurse prancing around giving medical
> diagnosis I have a hard time even believing this nurse is legit.
>
>
I think the bottom line with you is YOUR A TROLL!
You like to read your own crap and the more people you can get to reply the
more you like it so as has been said around here before, FUCK OFF!

Burr

On Dec 11, 3:28 am, "Don Meredith" <donniefootb...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> "Burr" <> I lived across the desert west, Ridgecrest for years, still stay
> in Red
>
> > Mountain when I'm home.
>
> So according to pediatric Nurse Nancy, there is only one trauma center in
> the four states around Nevada? Sounds like total bullshit. In fact, if you
> google Trauma Center Nevada, you get the Wikipedia entry that gives the link
> to UMC.
>
> Guess what, the UMC of Las Vegas (where Nurse Nancy works) is looking for a
> Charge Nurse in their Pediatrics Unit, so maybe David is getting fired? The
> job pays $23-36. per hour, which means $47K-$74K per year, not exactly six
> figures as Cohen claimed.
>
> Love noteage snipped<<

Are you in love with the guy or is this just stalking- cuz (I'm jes
sayin') you seem to be suffering from acute priapism without obvious
cause. (Unless of course he jilted you at some point).

"Burr" <pitzradio@earthlink.net> wrote
> "David Cohen"
>>
>> Las Vegas.
>>
>> Covers southern Nevada, southeastern California, southwestern Utah, and
>> northwestern Arizona.
>>
>> Did Sparky tell us what he does for a living yet? I did a group search
>> for "you want fries with that, mister?" but didn't get any results.

> I lived across the desert west, Ridgecrest for years, still stay in Red
> Mountain when I'm home.

Ah, all the disadvantages of living in the desert, AND all the disadvantages
of living in California

I may not have given Sparky enough credit. He could have mastered "you
gotta' lower your antenna, mister" as well.

David

"Burr" <I posted about keeping logs, did you say anything worth while?
> >

Sorry if my contribution has not met your standards. I don't really have a
strong opinion about logs. It seems to help some people. I see some keep
logs. I used to do that many years ago, but I got tired of carrying around a
notebook to the gym. If it is helpful to you, that is good. Many things in
weightlifting depend on the individual. Asking for a medical diagnosis over
the internet is not one of them.

On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 01:19:52 -0500, "Don Meredith"
<donniefootball@yahoo.com> wrote:

>"Curt" <> Nor do you attribute correctly, [insert insulting nickname
>'here'].
>>
>
>Aren't you the sweetheart that posted "Oh good question Sparky?"
>
>I cannot respond to Herr Cohen because I killfiled him about four years ago,
>so the only time I see his moronic medical advice is when someone like you
>or your pal Hansen and Gretel are asking for diagnosis of illnesses via the
>internet.
>
>Anyone that gives irresponsible medical advice in a forum such as this
>should have his or her medical license pulled.
>
>I don't want to read such crud, and I usually just ignore it except when
>little miss cohen crawls out from under her pediatric rock to tell everyone
>about little cardiac holes. I doubt little miss cohen would know the
>difference between Hansen's little cardiac hole and the other hole Hansen
>favors.
>

Maybe Cohen should change his nick to foil your killfile. That seemed
to work for that jackass Straight Arrow time and time again.

"Burr" <pitzradio@earthlink.net> wrote in message
news:Nuo7j.7833$3J5.6075@newsfe20.lga...
>
> "David Cohen"
>>>
>>> You a nurse now?
>>
>> I'm the charge nurse in the pediatric intensive care unit of the only
>> level 1 trauma center serving ten thousand square miles of four
>> states.
>>
>> I date old rich women for money on the side.
>>
>> David
>>
>
> Good, I was just wondering, you made medical commits from time to time
> and you said you were a Paramedic at onetime.
>
> Where do you live that you are the only level 1 trauma for that big an
> area?

There aren't all that many Level I trauma centers in the US. You can,
with a quick bit of web searching, get a list. And a pediatric
certification for Level I is a separate thing.

-S-
http://www.kbnj.com

On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 04:28:51 -0500, "Don Meredith"
<donniefootball@yahoo.com> wrote:

>"Burr" <> I lived across the desert west, Ridgecrest for years, still stay
>in Red
>> Mountain when I'm home.
>>
>
>So according to pediatric Nurse Nancy, there is only one trauma center in
>the four states around Nevada? Sounds like total bullshit. In fact, if you
>google Trauma Center Nevada, you get the Wikipedia entry that gives the link
>to UMC.
>
>Guess what, the UMC of Las Vegas (where Nurse Nancy works) is looking for a
>Charge Nurse in their Pediatrics Unit, so maybe David is getting fired? The
>job pays $23-36. per hour, which means $47K-$74K per year, not exactly six
>figures as Cohen claimed.
>
> 17152 - Charge Nurse
>
> Open Date: 2007-12-03
> Closing Date: 2008-01-07
> Exam #: 07B-19172 Pediatrics Unit
> Division: Nursing
> Location: Las Vegas, NV US
> Department: 6120 - Peds
> Job Type: Full Time
> Job Level: Experienced
> Education: Associates Degree or Equivalent
> Skills: Administrative -> Leadership and Managerial Theories and
>Principles, Hospital and Departmental Policies and Procedures
> Registered Nurse -> Pediatric Services
>
> Category: Registered Nurse
> Compensation: C43 - $23.77 - $36.85
>
> Position Summary:


You gotta figure some overtime in there. Cohen didn't say he was
working 40 hours x 52 weeks. He said he was making over $100,000
annually.

Overtime has got to be at least time and a half. I'll bet some
holidays are double-time or better ... maybe time and a half even if
you don't work them.

(Years ago, I got double-time and a half for working 4th of July, I
don't know if that still happens anywhere or not. But it needs to be
taken into consideration.)

On Dec 11, 8:11 am, d wells <d.well...@gmail.com> wrote:
> On Tue, 11 Dec 2007 04:28:51 -0500, "Don Meredith"
>
>
>
>
>
> <donniefootb...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> >"Burr" <> I lived across the desert west, Ridgecrest for years, still stay
> >in Red
> >> Mountain when I'm home.
>
> >So according to pediatric Nurse Nancy, there is only one trauma center in
> >the four states around Nevada? Sounds like total bullshit. In fact, if you
> >google Trauma Center Nevada, you get the Wikipedia entry that gives the link
> >to UMC.
>
> >Guess what, the UMC of Las Vegas (where Nurse Nancy works) is looking for a
> >Charge Nurse in their Pediatrics Unit, so maybe David is getting fired? The
> >job pays $23-36. per hour, which means $47K-$74K per year, not exactly six
> >figures as Cohen claimed.
>
> > 17152 - Charge Nurse
>
> > Open Date: 2007-12-03
> > Closing Date: 2008-01-07
> > Exam #: 07B-19172 Pediatrics Unit
> > Division: Nursing
> > Location: Las Vegas, NV US
> > Department: 6120 - Peds
> > Job Type: Full Time
> > Job Level: Experienced
> > Education: Associates Degree or Equivalent
> > Skills: Administrative -> Leadership and Managerial Theories and
> >Principles, Hospital and Departmental Policies and Procedures
> > Registered Nurse -> Pediatric Services
>
> > Category: Registered Nurse
> > Compensation: C43 - $23.77 - $36.85
>
> > Position Summary:
>
> You gotta figure some overtime in there. Cohen didn't say he was
> working 40 hours x 52 weeks. He said he was making over $100,000
> annually.
>
> Overtime has got to be at least time and a half. I'll bet some
> holidays are double-time or better ... maybe time and a half even if
> you don't work them.
>
> (Years ago, I got double-time and a half for working 4th of July, I
> don't know if that still happens anywhere or not. But it needs to be
> taken into consideration.)

I wonder if Sparky gets OT for saying "you want plastic or paper,
lady?" on holidays?

David

"d wells" <> Maybe Cohen should change his nick to foil your killfile. That
seemed
> to work for that jackass Straight Arrow time and time again.>>

I am sure Cohen could care less. I never remark about his weightlifting,
personal issues, or anything else.

The only thing that ever concerns me is when a pediatric nurse is giving
medical advice on an internet forum. I am sure he means no harm, but it
seems to me that even if he were a doctor that the most he can do is just
post his office address if he wants new patients. Otherwise, medical
recommendations of any kind do more harm than good.

If you have any kind of injury, pain, etc., then you need to go see a real
doctor in person.

d wells" <> You gotta figure some overtime in there. Cohen didn't say he was
> working 40 hours x 52 weeks. He said he was making over $100,000
> annually.
>

OK, in all fairness to pediatric nurses everywhere, if Cohen works at a
typical hospital and he happens to be a senior nurse (base salary $74K),
then the odds are that he is clearing over a $100K including overtime.
However, thanks to my stock options at Winn Dixie, I expect to pass Cohen
very soon and live off the quarterly income.

Nobody gives us bagboys enough respect. It is always "What does Cohen think
about this?" Nobody ever wants to know what the bagboy thinks. Well, in a
typical day I lift about two hundred bags of groceries, and if anyone knows
about tendonitis, I do. I could write a book about tendonitis, lower back
pain, and wrist sprains. I have so much to give, but nobody wants to give me
a chance.

"Steve Freides" <> There aren't all that many Level I trauma centers in the
US. You can, with a quick bit of web searching, get a list. And a
pediatric certification for Level I is a separate thing.
>

This might as well become the cast of ER. Everyone is a medical expert.

"Don Meredith" <donniefootball@yahoo.com> wrote>
> Nobody gives us bagboys enough respect. It is always "What does Cohen
> think
> about this?" Nobody ever wants to know what the bagboy thinks. Well, in a
> typical day I lift about two hundred bags of groceries, and if anyone
> knows
> about tendonitis, I do. I could write a book about tendonitis, lower back
> pain, and wrist sprains. I have so much to give, but nobody wants to give
> me
> a chance.

You get a few points for self deprecating humor.

David

"Don Meredith" <donniefootball@yahoo.com> wrote in message
news:IWE7j.38208$K27.34347@bignews6.bellsouth.net. ..
> "Steve Freides" <> There aren't all that many Level I trauma centers
> in the
> US. You can, with a quick bit of web searching, get a list. And a
> pediatric certification for Level I is a separate thing.
>>
>
> This might as well become the cast of ER. Everyone is a medical
> expert.

David is a long-time, well-respected (IMHO) contributor. You are a
recent arrival who sounds sorely in need of a good $%*^ or a drink -
lighten up. It doesn't take medical expertise to use Google.

-S-
http://www.kbnj.com

On Dec 11, 1:19 am, "Don Meredith" <donniefootb...@yahoo.com> wrote:
> "Curt" <> Nor do you attribute correctly, [insert insulting nickname
> 'here'].
>
> Aren't you the sweetheart

No.

> that posted "Oh good question Sparky?"

Kinda: "Oooh! GOOD question! Well, Sparky?"

> I cannot respond to <snip>

Seems like you're responding from my perspective, but whatever.

--

On Dec 11, 4:28 am, "Don Meredith" <donniefootb...@yahoo.com> wrote:

> Guess what, the <snip> (where <snip> works) is looking for a
> Charge Nurse in their Pediatrics Unit, <snip> The
> job pays $23-36. per hour, which means $47K-$74K per year, not exactly six
> figures as <snip> claimed.

So all nursing professionals get paid the same? The job posting you
offer is the same position as held by who you're currently
crrrryyyying about? I suspect not.

Teacher is a profession, too. Some start at $35K while others are
earning $60K. You think that by posting a job notice stating a $35K
salary that you've magically defined the salary of ALL teachers?
Likewise the nursing profession. Or did that scenario escape you?

Plus if you have him kf'ed then why comment re him at all? Rhetorical.
I'm just practicing my idiot grinding techniques.

FUN!

--
Curt

On Dec 11, 11:04 am, d wells <d.well...@gmail.com> wrote:

> Maybe Cohen should change his nick to foil your killfile. That seemed
> to work for that jackass Straight Arrow time and time again.

Don Meredith = Straight Arrow?

Suuuubtle, Wells, suuuuubtle! )

--

On Dec 11, 11:11 am, d wells <d.well...@gmail.com> wrote:

> (Years ago, I got double-time and a half for working 4th of July, I
> don't know if that still happens anywhere or not. But it needs to be
> taken into consideration.)

I got double-time or more for Christmas or Christmas Eve while I was
working for R.R. Donnelley & Sons about ten years ago. No data more
recent than that, but I can't imagine that they're suddenly paying
straight time for major freaking holidays.

"Oh, New Year's Eve? Well, about a nickel over your regular hourly
wage?"

No.

--

"Curt" < The job posting you offer is the same position as held by who
you're currently crrrryyyying about?>>

You are getting dumber every day.

Yes, DC identified the hospital that he claims to work in, and I went to the
Wikipedia entry which has the website for the hospital (level 1 trauma
center in Las Vegas), and clicked CAREERS and voila, they have an opening
for a Charge Nurse in the Pediatric Unit, which is exactly what DC claims to
be and exactly where he claims to work, in exactly the hospital he says he
works in.

Sherlock Homie

On Dec 11, 6:10 pm, "Don Meredith" <donniefootb...@yahoo.com> wrote:

re David Cohen

> I never remark about his weightlifting, personal issues, or anything else.

This constitutes a remark, imo. TRIFECTA, DONNIE!

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"Curt" <> I got double-time or more for Christmas or Christmas Eve while I
was
> working for R.R. Donnelley & Sons about ten years ago. No data more recent
than that, >

Have you been living off your parents' Social Security all these years?
smooth.

"Burr" <> I ask a friend a simple question and get all this BS going.
>

If you read the FAQ, you would note that medical questions are not
permitted. You gete things going and then act all innocent.

"Curt" <> At exactly the same spot on the pay scale?
>

If you had read the job listing it tells you w