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Has anyone seen the video on CNN? It is about waitresses' wearing skimpy nursing outfits. I don't care for it at all and I am no prude by any means. I work hard as a nurse and I feel it is making a mockery of our profession.
So what to you all think about it?
Sarah
I always thought it was illegal to call yourself a nurse or a doctor. I could be wrong though, but I just thought saying your name is "Dr. Soandso" was against the law unless you really were a doctor. Like I wouldn't call myself Steph RN, because I am not. Or I wouldn't say I am a nurse, because again I am not. I could be wrong!
How about Dr. No, Dr. Who, Dr. Dre, Dr. John, Dr. Love...?
Anyone who has been in a hospital or watched "E.R." knows that nurses don't dress like strippers in real life.
Well, anyone watching "E.R." or "Grey's Anatomy" or "Scrubs" etc (which BTW I love "G.A." and "Scrubs" for the most part) might think that nurses are mindless robots and sleep with all the doctors.
Well, anyone watching "E.R." or "Grey's Anatomy" or "Scrubs" etc (which BTW I love "G.A." and "Scrubs" for the most part) might think that nurses are mindless robots and sleep with all the doctors.
On Grey's Anatomy, for the most part, the residents confine themselves to sleeping with other doctors...only one occasion was it a nurse. So, nurses win on that show at least. They come out looking better than the doctors...lol. (Not that they ever show many nurses...it's a surgeon's world there).
See our previous thread and letter writing campaign:
not now, RN
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The last Haloween party I went to a couple dressed up as a male teacher and a "naughty" catholic school girl. He had on a button up short sleeved shirt, tie and slacks. She had pigtails, fitted button up shirt, short plaid pleated skirt, white knee high socks and stripper heels. They walked around the entire night holding hands. It was so bad it was awsome.