Nurses General Nursing
Published Aug 13, 2015
You are reading page 2 of Missing my AN friends
Purple_roses
1,763 Posts
Well for starters, Farawyn has been making a lot of spelling errors. Her status in the AN writing club (or whatever we're calling it) is at stake.
Also, the term "COB" apparently annoys a lot of people. Who knew?
We found out people are posting in the General Nursing Forums simply to increase readership, even though they know it should go in a different forum.
Hmm...what else am I missing guys? My brain is sleepy.
You are right, it was HeatherPaige. I believe she's gone completely. I searched for her & nothing comes up. I'm starting to wonder if her hatred for LVNs is because she was denied entry into an LVN program or failed out of one. AN will never know.
I wonder if she created another account under a different name? Sometimes I really do wonder about that.
OrganizedChaos, LVN
1 Article; 6,883 Posts
By the time I got to that one, I believe 50-something posts had already been deleted. I was a little sad that I missed all that!
I'll summarize, since it was 52 deleted posts between her & I. Lol.
She came to AN supposedly looking for advice/stories on the science pre reqs. She said she had 3 degrees but typed like a typical high schooler. She bit off everyone's head who gave any advice. Then she saw I was an LVN & said LVNs we "bottom dwellers" & kept talking garbage like that. I told her I reported her, she said I can't control her & right after that the post was closed. HAHAHAHA!!!
I wouldn't be surprised if she did. But I'm sure I'll get a message if she does.
Jensmom7, BSN, RN
1,907 Posts
Also, the term "COB" apparently annoys a lot of people. Who knew? .
.
However, there are apparently as many people who are eagerly embracing it, after seeing how we AN COBs are actually warm, nurturing (although not afraid to employ a bit of tough love when necessary) and a generally fun group. Yippee!!
canigraduate
2,107 Posts
LOL! Too funny. Get 'er, OC.
Far, you spoofing the locals again? Your grammar and spelling are better than most English teachers. ((hugs, missed you))
I'll summarize, since it was 52 deleted posts between her & I. Lol.She came to AN supposedly looking for advice/stories on the science pre reqs. She said she had 3 degrees but typed like a typical high schooler. She bit off everyone's head who gave any advice. Then she saw I was an LVN & said LVNs we "bottom dwellers" & kept talking garbage like that. I told her I reported her, she said I can't control her & right after that the post was closed. HAHAHAHA!!!
Omg!!!! That is flippin' hilarious. I always miss these ones!
Farawyn
12,646 Posts
We learned vermillion border, and philthrum, and an anal wink.
You can't tell if a substance is warm and sticky unless you do touch it!
meanmaryjean's nursing instructor was a KOB (kinky old bat)
Clubbing is the new black, or something like that.
Sometimes a code white and a code black are the same thing .
Ood is stingy with her coconut yogurt recipes!
There was a cheese ball pic in the men in scrubs thread that was sooooo ugh it poofed.
Spidey's Mom and Dogen crank up their coworkers by saying the Q word during a full moon.
ER nurses and floor nurses still cannot get along.
FlyingScot, RN
2,016 Posts
And you can do surgery on a plane in mid-air if your heart is in the right place.
ThePsychWhisperer, BSN, MSN, APRN, NP
282 Posts
-To be fair, there are reasons we ER nurses cannot get along with some (not all) floor nurses.
-I'm just going to assume something is warm and sticky if it is next to a patient's bodily orifice. No reason to touch it. :)
-And you never say the "Q" word, regardless of moon phase
VivaLasViejas, ASN, RN
108 Articles; 9,984 Posts
Hi there, cani! Good to see you back here
WellThatsOod
897 Posts
Um, excuse me. I'm only stingy with my coconut milk yogurt recipe because I haven't made it yet. I must critique before I give it.
Cani, I've been wondering where you got off too. Next time I'm up at 0200 unable to sleep I'll message you.
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