back in the late 1930’s early 40’s the people at disney went out on strike. it was pointed out that if nothing else the cartoonists had the most entertaining strike signs ever.
In the 1970s I worked “strike duty” at three different locations for my (chemical company) employer. I know that sometimes strikes turn violent. But none of these did. We and the strikers happily waved at each other as we drove into the plant for our work shifts.
Old old joke: A society lady is throwing a house party, asking invitees to RSVP. She gets a note back from a physician invitee, and it’s illegible. She figures, Who can read a doctor’s handwriting? A pharmacist! So she takes the note to her pharmacist. He reads it, goes in the back of the shop, brings out a bottle of pills, and says, “$10, please.”
dadthedawg Premium Member almost 4 years ago
How do the pharmacists decipher the doctors’ prescriptions?…..
Superfrog almost 4 years ago
There’s a new word game out for Doctors called Scribble.
littlejohn Premium Member almost 4 years ago
I wonder how many semesters in med-school do they have to take in illegibility writing? And what are the requirements for passing?
Wizard of Ahz-no relation almost 4 years ago
back in the late 1930’s early 40’s the people at disney went out on strike. it was pointed out that if nothing else the cartoonists had the most entertaining strike signs ever.
trainnut1956 almost 4 years ago
Okay. That IS funny.
john almost 4 years ago
The Ultimate Source is the doctor’s secretary by ANY means.
rshive almost 4 years ago
In the 1970s I worked “strike duty” at three different locations for my (chemical company) employer. I know that sometimes strikes turn violent. But none of these did. We and the strikers happily waved at each other as we drove into the plant for our work shifts.
DCBakerEsq almost 4 years ago
Handwriting for Physicians is a 2-semester course in medical school.
cherns Premium Member almost 4 years ago
Old old joke: A society lady is throwing a house party, asking invitees to RSVP. She gets a note back from a physician invitee, and it’s illegible. She figures, Who can read a doctor’s handwriting? A pharmacist! So she takes the note to her pharmacist. He reads it, goes in the back of the shop, brings out a bottle of pills, and says, “$10, please.”