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John

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19th Sep 13 at 08:43

Spotted this on the news this morning, glad to know I'm in good hands if I'm ever in hospital.

DaveyLC

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19th Sep 13 at 08:51

I wonder whats in Draw 3.5?

Robin

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19th Sep 13 at 08:57

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
I wonder whats in Draw 3.5?

John Malkovich.

John

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19th Sep 13 at 08:58

Wouldn't surprise me if they didn't know what number came between 3 and 4 so just left it out.

Pip308

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19th Sep 13 at 09:00

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
I wonder whats in Draw 3.5?

mrsa

Robbo

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19th Sep 13 at 09:01

quote:
Originally posted by Robin

quote:
Originally posted by DaveyLC
I wonder whats in Draw 3.5?

John Malkovich.

Nath

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19th Sep 13 at 09:26

I blame Russ.

JonnyJ

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19th Sep 13 at 09:32

Jesus that is bad. I would literally withdraw from any cancer treatment I needed if I saw that. The ability to spell drawer is integral to being a good nurse or doctor.

alan-g-w

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19th Sep 13 at 09:36

Maybe it's a chest of drawers from New Jersey

John

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19th Sep 13 at 09:43

quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ
Jesus that is bad. I would literally withdraw from any cancer treatment I needed if I saw that. The ability to spell drawer is integral to being a good nurse or doctor.

Probably sarcastic but if it was anyone in a position to be administering treatment then I'd agree with the comment.

It's not even spelling, it's thinking that the word 'drawer' is actually the word 'draw'. This means you've had to be especially complacent in missing that throughout your whole life. Would you then trust them to have paid attention in the cancer class?

JonnyJ

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19th Sep 13 at 09:51

I imagine if they earned their degree to get into the profession they are in that they did.

John

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19th Sep 13 at 09:55

That's a big mistake to make. Degree in medicine (or anything) is not indicative of actually being any good at that subject.

Nath

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19th Sep 13 at 10:01

This is going nowhere. We need to drawer a line in the sand on it.

JonnyJ

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19th Sep 13 at 10:03

Oh well I'll be sure to give my doctor a quick spelling test in future to make sure he can do his job as that's the new barometer of intelligence and competency.

Plenty of very intelligent people aren't great at spelling. I'd maybe agree if instead of drawer they wrote "toilet seat" but I'd wager a good amount that plenty of people in highly skilled jobs would make the same mistake and they'd still be capable of performing their job to a high standard just fine.

[Edited on 19-09-2013 by JonnyJ]

James

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19th Sep 13 at 10:08

quote:
Originally posted by Nath
This is going nowhere. We need to drawer a line in the sand on it.

flybikeslee

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19th Sep 13 at 10:11

quote:
Originally posted by Nath
This is going nowhere. We need to drawer a line in the sand on it.

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19th Sep 13 at 10:34

Doubt the doctors are going around making labels for 'draws'.

Marc

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19th Sep 13 at 10:40

Maybe its a false front and drawer 3 is exceptionally deep

Dom

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19th Sep 13 at 10:40

quote:
Originally posted by ed
Doubt the doctors are going around making labels for 'draws'.

It's probably the caretakers/maintenance staff and i suspect whoever did it, English isn't their first language

Marc

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19th Sep 13 at 10:42

I thought this was going to be like the Health Lottery

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19th Sep 13 at 10:44

I thought it was going to be about getting weed on the Health

alan-g-w

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19th Sep 13 at 10:59

quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ
Oh well I'll be sure to give my doctor a quick spelling test in future to make sure he can do his job as that's the new barometer of intelligence and competency.

Plenty of very intelligent people aren't great at spelling. I'd maybe agree if instead of drawer they wrote "toilet seat" but I'd wager a good amount that plenty of people in highly skilled jobs would make the same mistake and they'd still be capable of performing their job to a high standard just fine.

Surely to be classed as highly intelligent you need to be able to spell the word drawer? I wouldn't care how much of a brain someone was, if they couldn't spell a basic six letter word they're clearly a dumb fuck, through ignorance or whatever the reason

Though I agree it was probably not a person with an MD who made the labels

[Edited on 19-09-2013 by alan-g-w]

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19th Sep 13 at 11:02

I thought this was going to be a prize draw

wanted some free NHS boobs

JonnyJ

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19th Sep 13 at 11:07

quote:
Originally posted by alan-g-w

quote:
Originally posted by JonnyJ
Oh well I'll be sure to give my doctor a quick spelling test in future to make sure he can do his job as that's the new barometer of intelligence and competency.

Plenty of very intelligent people aren't great at spelling. I'd maybe agree if instead of drawer they wrote "toilet seat" but I'd wager a good amount that plenty of people in highly skilled jobs would make the same mistake and they'd still be capable of performing their job to a high standard just fine.

Surely to be classed as highly intelligent you need to be able to spell he word drawer?

Though I agree it was probably not a person with an MD who made the labels

Of course you can be highly intelligent without being able to spell a word, or in this case not spell but incorrect usage of the word.

Einstein was a poor speller but infinitely more intelligent than me.

Intelligence is about far more than spelling ability

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19th Sep 13 at 11:13

This kind of thing drives me up the wall. Same with people saying "brought" instead of "bought".

>>>> Chris <<<<

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