Quake3World

Posted: **Sun Jul 10, 2005 4:51 pm**

no i have a 9 inch cock...

Posted: **Sun Jul 10, 2005 5:31 pm**

I tutor highschool kids in math/science

also help out doing manual labour for my landlady (rebuilding garage, etc)

primary thing that occupies me is working toward my undergrad in psychology & philosophy

When I graduate, I want to start a business painting alarm clocks.

Posted: **Sun Jul 10, 2005 5:48 pm**

im a all wang0ed piece of diaomond and slag

Posted: **Sun Jul 10, 2005 5:50 pm**

[xeno]Julios wrote:I tutor highschool kids in math/science

also help out doing manual labour for my landlady (rebuilding garage, etc)

primary thing that occupies me is working toward my undergrad in psychology & philosophy

When I graduate, I want to start a business painting alarm clocks.

just kill urself...

Posted: **Sun Jul 10, 2005 5:55 pm**

i can't - my cock keeps getting in the way

Posted: **Sun Jul 10, 2005 5:57 pm**

I do course development for OSU's extended campus, putting all course materials (lectures, quizzes, midterms, finals, etc.) online.

Posted: **Sun Jul 10, 2005 5:58 pm**

[xeno]Julios wrote:i can't - my cock keeps getting in the way

u have a penis...i have a cock...

Posted: **Sun Jul 10, 2005 7:59 pm**

Geoff is a trophy wife, just like aimee love

Posted: **Sun Jul 10, 2005 8:01 pm**

Freakaloin wrote:no i have a 9 inch cock...

Too bad it's not yours.

Posted: **Sun Jul 10, 2005 8:04 pm**

jack of all trades and master of none. part of 3 companies at varying stages of success, and thankfully ex-part of another that went down like selling ground-zero snowglobes in texas.

Posted: **Sun Jul 10, 2005 11:22 pm**

Freakaloin wrote:my wife makes more money then any of u here...ALL OF U R LESS FORTUNATE THEN ME!!! how does it feel?

But I came home with £4300 today for 3 hours work start to finish. That's £1433 an hour, which is £2 million a year. Your wife doesn't earn over 4 million dollars a year does she, geoffrey? Surely if she did, she'd buy you some Just For Men..

Edit: awesome maths.

Posted: **Sun Jul 10, 2005 11:49 pm**

sys0p wrote:
Freakaloin wrote:my wife makes more money then any of u here...ALL OF U R LESS FORTUNATE THEN ME!!! how does it feel?
But I came home with £4300 today for 3 hours work start to finish. That's £1433 an hour, which is £2 million a year. Your wife doesn't earn over 4 million dollars a year does she, geoffrey? Surely if she did, she'd buy you some Just For Men..

Edit: awesome maths.

Can I go into work with you? I'll have to put my old size back on but your line of work sounds enjoyable.

Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2005 12:26 am**

saturn wrote:I used to spell it anaesthesiology all the time, but apparently the most common used form is "anesthesiology" in Holland (and the world).

But strangely, gynaecology is the common form here (I'm all for original latin or greek spelling, how elitist it may appear to laymen)

Different root, though.

I'm trying to go radiology rather than surgery; but no, I'm still a locum middle grade in A&E. Not least because the pay is pretty amazing; plus there's plenty of time to <s>dick around with drawing and music</s> revise for my exams

edit: &*^*&%(*%!!!££$ tags

Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2005 12:35 am**

s and /s doctor dummy

Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2005 12:44 am**

Freakaloin wrote:my wife makes more money then any of u here...ALL OF U R LESS FORTUNATE THEN ME!!! how does it feel?

Well your wife wasn't worth the $50 I paid her.

Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2005 12:54 am**

Nightshade wrote:
Freakaloin wrote:no i have a 9 inch cock...
Too bad it's not yours.

:icon19: icon19:

Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2005 1:08 am**

Nightshade wrote:
Freakaloin wrote:no i have a 9 inch cock...
Too bad it's not yours.

zing!

Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2005 1:30 am**

I'm a researcher in the immunology and cancer departments for the not-for-profit drug discovery branch of a prominent cancer clinic and also for its peripheral pharmaceutical company. Specifically, I design and run tests for new treatments of asthma, GVHD, and a few different cancers.
Basically I do the expiriments and someone else puts their name on the paper.

At the end of the summer I'm dumping the job and returning to school to take a stab at getting my PhD in immunology and cancer biology so I can publish something when and how I want to publish it.

Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2005 1:31 am**

At least 'sort of how' you want to publish it (after the review committees get done with it.)

Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2005 1:32 am**

Well, yeah... There's not much getting around that.

Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2005 3:55 am**

werldhed wrote:I'm a researcher in the immunology and cancer departments for the not-for-profit drug discovery branch of a prominent cancer clinic and also for its peripheral pharmaceutical company. Specifically, I design and run tests for new treatments of asthma, GVHD, and a few different cancers.
Basically I do the expiriments and someone else puts their name on the paper.

At the end of the summer I'm dumping the job and returning to school to take a stab at getting my PhD in immunology and cancer biology so I can publish something when and how I want to publish it.

Interesting, I did research for the Hematology department here in Rotterdam. It related much to Graft versus Host disease.

Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2005 3:56 am**

Geebs wrote:
saturn wrote:I used to spell it anaesthesiology all the time, but apparently the most common used form is "anesthesiology" in Holland (and the world).

But strangely, gynaecology is the common form here (I'm all for original latin or greek spelling, how elitist it may appear to laymen)
Different root, though.

I'm trying to go radiology rather than surgery; but no, I'm still a locum middle grade in A&E. Not least because the pay is pretty amazing; plus there's plenty of time to <s>dick around with drawing and music</s> revise for my exams

edit: &*^*&%(*%!!!££$ tags

What's A&E?

Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2005 5:15 am**

A&E=accident and emergency?

Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2005 5:30 am**

saturn wrote:
ToxicBug wrote:
saturn wrote:MD and soon to be resident for anesthesiology in the Rotterdam Academic Hospital
Can you explain all the steps it takes to become a doctor? I don't understand the stuff with the residents and real doctors and stuff.
"Many people think that becoming a doctor is difficult. Others have some sense that becoming a physician takes many years and is expensive. Most people realize that being a physician is difficult yet rewarding. All these people are correct. Becoming a physician is a long, arduous, expensive process that can only be accomplished with great dedication."

http://people.howstuffworks.com/becoming-a-doctor.htm

That's how it works in the States. I've met a Canadian MD on vacation and she told me that it's slightly different in Canada, but I'm not sure about the details anymore since I was slightly inebriated.

In the Netherlands you'll have to complete 4 years in university and get your doctorate (or MSc Science), then you proceed to clinical practice in numerous teaching hospitals during your 2 year internship. After that you're an MD and will have to get a residency if you want to specialize in something you'll really want. Mostly that's another 6 years. And then I've not counted the 1-2 years you mostly work as non-resident to get more experience.

Is it worth it?

Although $34,104 a year for residency is not baaad...

Posted: **Mon Jul 11, 2005 5:46 am**

busetibi wrote:A&E=accident and emergency?

heh, every country has its own name for the ER

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