I may need your autograph. You do sign with your wang, right?
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I may need your autograph. You do sign with your wang, right?
Jack Strop
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And ink that best shows up on a blue dress?
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What is the purpose of this post, other than to be a douche and ruin someone's forum experience?
NAOS
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The purpose is to keep alive one of the top-3 most ridiculous things ever said on this website. And that's a valid purpose. Thanks for your part-time policing work around here, doe.
You're giving me way too much credit.
But you also suck really bad at understanding ownership.
NAOS
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Nope. That whole volley of posts wherein you claimed to be at the center of "fawning nurses" and "doctors in awe" of you is literally that incredibly dumb. So hilarious.
not sure where you're going with this, but I'm going to assume it's to some dumb place. And wrong.
This actually never happened. You imagined this because I said "my nurses". You implied way more than what was there.
I'm sure you don't. You should, perhaps, consider a career change.
NAOS
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Pretty proud of MY nurses. As I am my physicians. I can build anything out there, but if they don't adopt it well, it's not going anywhere.
I'm pretty proud of saying MY nurses. There's not a thing I'm ashamed of for saying that, nor is there anything wrong with it.
What didn't happen, was 'I claimed to be at the center of "fawning nurses" and "doctors in awe"'. You fictitiously re-imagined my words as me sitting on a mountain top dictating how medicine works, or that I'm soul and principle owner of another group of people that work at my organization. That is never what I thought.
But it is, I am certain, exactly how you imagined it. YOU imagined it wrong, because you can't comprehend being a part of something. You don't understand taking any amount of ownership of anything. You don't fathom the concept of how to build, and contribute to something larger than yourself and your surroundings. You hear a player in the NBA talk about their team mates all the time. How that player makes them better, how X as a ball distributor makes someone else better, or how a player did a ton of pre-hab before surgery to make their team better.
The fact that this is a thing for you illustrates perfectly that you don't understand the nuances of teamwork. Why you will never understand it, is a different story entirely, and I'm well past caring enough to speculate.
This conversation is over. Go play in the street.
