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Medical Forum / General / Vision / April 2006TO DOOGLE:
Can you please cut down on the profanity a little, I DO NOT WANT TO READ IT. Same goes for Dr. Grant who cusses like a sailor! > Same goes for Dr. Grant who cusses like a sailor! I imagine that Dr. Grant might be willing to make a deal with you. I imagine that he might stop cussing on this site if you would 1) stop injecting yourself into conversations where you are uninformed or misinformed 2) provide citations to reputable sources for the information that you do provide 3) declare in each post to a newcomer on this site that you are "not a doctor" Why don't you propose this to him and see what he says. Frankly, he seems like a reasonable bloke to me. He cusses at almost everyone. Yes he helps from time to time, but he has alot of anger inside him. I guess his job and life is stressful so he lets it out here > Can you please cut down on the profanity a little, I DO NOT WANT TO READ IT. Then DON'T read it, dipstick! Simple, eh?  SignatureTalpus Grumpus > Then DON'T read it, dipstick! > > Simple, eh? I really don't read it, Mr. "dipstick's" counselor. And no it is not that simple to break the context of a discussion. Next time keep your smart comments to yourself. >> Then DON'T read it, dipstick! >> >> Simple, eh? > > I really don't read it, Mr. "dipstick's" counselor. Bullshirt! If you didn't read it you'd not be aware of its content, about which you are grizzling. > And no it is not that simple to break the context of a discussion. For you, perhaps -- how difficult can it be for normal people to press a key? > Next time keep your smart comments to yourself. Next time, sonny, I shall post precisely as I please. You may like it, or you may lump it! SignatureTalpus Grumpus > Bullshirt! If you didn't read it you'd not be aware of its content, about > which you are grizzling. As I am aware of the user, now I avoid it is what I meant smarty. > For you, perhaps -- how difficult can it be for normal people to press a > key? I can sit and challenge your "normal" wits all you want, though tell me who else curses here I avoid them also... > Next time, sonny, I shall post precisely as I please. > > You may like it, or you may lump it! Something about vision, I shall check out maybe, something about your shirt, will be skipped. I will as soon as that son of a **** Neil Brooks stops being a quack Dear Doogle, Subject: Selective memory for profanity on sci.med.vision Ace posted a number of honest questions about the eye's behavior. Dr. Grant did not like Ace's question so he used extreme profanity on him. Yours was relatively mind, since you used ****, for the "sensitive" readers. So John should object more to Dr. Grant, who should know better. Best, Otis > I will as soon as that son of a **** Neil Brooks stops being a quack >Ace posted a number of honest questions about >the eye's behavior. I POSTED ONE TO YOU TOO - and you ignored it several times, and then just dodged it and told me to find my own answer. YOU should know better than that. Selective memory indeed. Hypocrite. >Ace posted a number of honest questions about >the eye's behavior. I POSTED ONE TO YOU TOO - and you ignored it several times, and then just dodged it and told me to find my own answer. YOU should know better than that. Selective memory indeed. Hypocrite. > Dear Doogle, > > Subject: Selective memory for profanity on sci.med.vision > > Ace posted a number of honest questions about > the eye's behavior. Ace posted a number of dishonest anwers. > Dr. Grant did not like Ace's question so he > used extreme profanity on him. Dr. Grant is very rude. I think he reflects quite poorly on ODs. > Yours was relatively mind, since you used ****, > for the "sensitive" readers. > > So John should object more to Dr. Grant, > who should know better. The obvious fact that Dr. Grant is rude and crude doesn't justify others copying him. SignatureDan Abel dabel@sonic.net Petaluma, California, USA > Dr. Grant is very rude. I think he reflects quite poorly > on ODs. I'm on the downhill side of old. When it comes to medical matters I'm of the opinion that bedside manners are highly overated. -Quick >> Dr. Grant is very rude. I think he reflects quite poorly >> on ODs. > > I'm on the downhill side of old. When it comes to > medical matters I'm of the opinion that bedside > manners are highly overated. I'm not sure which side of the hill I'm on, but I'd be much happier to find snarling competent docs who could actually fix me. I have family and friends to hold my hand. My nice friendly GP/internist just retired and sold me to one of his partners. I'd rather see a different partner, but that might be considered a breach of ethics by the different partner. Don't we objects have anything to say about who owns us? As soon as Medicare comes through I'm going doc-shopping. It's not like I have to see one every five years... SignatureCheers, Bev $$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$ "If you put the government in charge of the desert, there would be a sand shortage within ten years." -- M. Friedman (?) > So John should object more to Dr. Grant, > who should know better. I don't even know Dr. Grant, I am going to react to what I see here... |
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