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Butker misses first NFL FG to tie game.


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3 hours ago, Devil Doc said:

I'm not going to debate the whole edumication thing. However, I work with people who have doctorates everyday, and let me tell you, they are not as smart as you think. Sure, they have this degree, but simple task, computer skills, communication skills, and properly following SOP's are severely lacking. You also have some that do nothing but complain, think the are high and mighty, and see lesser educated (Me) as a person who is dumb. I am working on my Batchelor's degree, I have 5 more classes to go, does that make me dumb? Maybe? However, I can walk circles around most of my co-workers especially the ones that have master degrees. 

I don’t think highly recommended or better of myself regardless of my education. I hope none of you are taking my comment out of context because my initial jab was meant as a joke. I respect people from all backgrounds and social status. 

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2 hours ago, xav8tor said:

Fair enough. Apparently you do "get it." Agreed on the doc title usage too (unless you're around Germans). So here's a bit of reinforcement, and yeah it sucks, but it is what it is. Except in certain circles, if you see patients, but aren't a physician, the majority of people are going to go with the old saying, If you're not an MD, then you're not an RD." (real doctor). Like you, I just decided to go informal and fly under the radar. Besides, the people who matter will usually know who, and what, you are.

PS - Don't ever wear scrubs or a lab coat when visiting friends or family, especially in a SNF or  LTAC. You'll get stopped every ten steps by staff, patients, and vistors asking questions or wanting you to do something. ;)

I love my scrubs for sure but I went the Outpatient route so it’s the standard khakis and polo for me. Such is life. 

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1 hour ago, Lumps said:

You guys realize Gano wouldn't have to have made the FG if he just made the extra point?

I mean yea great you fuged up and got a chance to redeem yourself, but you won't always get that chance. Took many missed kicks form me to hate Gano and will take many clutch kicks, not just one, for me to see him a reliable.

Also, would be nice if we attempted kicks beyond the 40, even when our backs aren't up against the wall.

Let's be real.. Even if he made the extra point, the Pats would have went for two and converted. Those two drives were easy for them

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2 hours ago, LinvilleGorge said:

Then he must just enjoy trolling. Otherwise, that's just scary.

Hey, we all enjoy a good troll job every now and then.

I enjoy trolling the trolls. Nothing scary about my practice. I know my ish.

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On 10/3/2017 at 7:04 AM, WarHeel said:

The point is to further yourself and your education. If you’re furthering your education, the goal is not to obtain as many degrees as possible. Probably won’t get you too far in this day and age which is probably why you’re so salty about it. I love my career which wouldn’t have been possible without 7 years of busting my ass after high school.

Well, no...im salty about it because im an intellectual and have tended to choose learning and knowledge over money in my life and I don't think it was a very good investment for that choice, not because of the career aspect. I really didn't go to college for the career aspect which was naive on my part I suppose. 

I don't believe college furthered me or my education. Like i said, I think it inhibited my learning and made me regress as a person. We're all individuals, though, so it may be more up your alley than it was mine.

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1 hour ago, RealisticPanther said:

Well, no...im salty about it because im an intellectual and have tended to choose learning and knowledge over money in my life and I don't think it was a very good investment for that choice, not because of the career aspect. I really didn't go to college for the career aspect which was naive on my part I suppose. 

I don't believe college furthered me or my education. Like i said, I think it inhibited my learning and made me regress as a person. We're all individuals, though, so it may be more up your alley than it was mine.

Fair enough. To each his own.

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