Ice Cream!

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DuchessAimee said:
And I'm not scared of your stern face. I'm going to be a nurse after all. *gives you a stern look*
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I'm pretty sure this stand off would end in a draw. I teach 7th and 8th graders, hormones and all.
(I also teach 6th graders, but very very very few of them develop the standard, "I'm smarter than you and I don't need to do what you say" attitude before 7th grade.)

On the upside for you, you can always administer a narcotic to your most troublesome patients. On my end, if I even hint at lacing the cafeteria food with valium, SOMEONE just has to go and call the health inspectors. *sigh*
 
zeroturbulence! I got a French Silk Pie blizzard tonight. :D DQ has a buy one, get one for $0.99 deal, so I got one and my parents split one.

Side story, BOGO = Buy One Get One, but when I was in my teens I thought that BOGO was a brand and didn't stand for anything. I guess because I always saw it on Payless shoe commercials so I assumed it was a brand instead of a deal. :o
 
Shouryu said:
I'm pretty sure this stand off would end in a draw. I teach 7th and 8th graders, hormones and all.
(I also teach 6th graders, but very very very few of them develop the standard, "I'm smarter than you and I don't need to do what you say" attitude before 7th grade.)

On the upside for you, you can always administer a narcotic to your most troublesome patients. On my end, if I even hint at lacing the cafeteria food with valium, SOMEONE just has to go and call the health inspectors. *sigh*
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Ahh, you're a teacher! And a brave one at that. That age range is difficult... hormones, growth spurts, they've finally decided that girls/boys aren't as icky as they once thought. Props. A staring contest may be a draw because it takes considerable patience to deal with that age group. What do you teach?

Well, I kinda can give someone a narcotic. If I pull a narcotic out of the med cabinet, I have to account for it. I can, however, withhold the patient's drugs until they promise to do what I say.
 
I had to look up what a samosa was.

I would TOTALLY eat samosa ice cream. It would be the entree. And then the samoa ice cream for dessert.


And then a snack of guilt and shame for eating a meal of nothing but ice cream.
 
Psshh...I have no shame....I'll munch down on some Ice Cream for breakfast. That's one of the perks of being an adult.....you get to do all that stuff you were never allowed to do when you were a kid :P
 
See, Donks, my experience is the OPPOSITE. I actually got to do that as a kid (an entire meal of various ice cream), so now, as an adult, I have to be responsible.

(Sixth birthday. BEST MEAL EVAR. The Old Man told my mother that he was taking me out for lunch, and we go to Wimpy's, which, at the time, is like a Dairy Queen. Burgers and stuff, and ice cream and stuff. And instead of ordering actual food, we ordered EVERY SINGLE UNIQUE ICE CREAM SUNDAE on the Wimpy's menu. Nine different ice cream sundaes to a six year old? Life is just all downhill after that, yo.)
 
Shouryu said:
See, Donks, my experience is the OPPOSITE. I actually got to do that as a kid (an entire meal of various ice cream), so now, as an adult, I have to be responsible.

(Sixth birthday. BEST MEAL EVAR. The Old Man told my mother that he was taking me out for lunch, and we go to Wimpy's, which, at the time, is like a Dairy Queen. Burgers and stuff, and ice cream and stuff. And instead of ordering actual food, we ordered EVERY SINGLE UNIQUE ICE CREAM SUNDAE on the Wimpy's menu. Nine different ice cream sundaes to a six year old? Life is just all downhill after that, yo.)
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lol......nice. I don't want kids but if I ever had one I would be spoiling them like that. There would be a lot of "Don't Tell Your Mother" experiences
 
Shouryu said:
See, Donks, my experience is the OPPOSITE. I actually got to do that as a kid (an entire meal of various ice cream), so now, as an adult, I have to be responsible.

(Sixth birthday. BEST MEAL EVAR. The Old Man told my mother that he was taking me out for lunch, and we go to Wimpy's, which, at the time, is like a Dairy Queen. Burgers and stuff, and ice cream and stuff. And instead of ordering actual food, we ordered EVERY SINGLE UNIQUE ICE CREAM SUNDAE on the Wimpy's menu. Nine different ice cream sundaes to a six year old? Life is just all downhill after that, yo.)
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Aww, that sounds like a very cool birthday for a kid.
 
Shouryu said:
I'm pretty sure this stand off would end in a draw. I teach 7th and 8th graders, hormones and all.
(I also teach 6th graders, but very very very few of them develop the standard, "I'm smarter than you and I don't need to do what you say" attitude before 7th grade.)

On the upside for you, you can always administer a narcotic to your most troublesome patients. On my end, if I even hint at lacing the cafeteria food with valium, SOMEONE just has to go and call the health inspectors. *sigh*
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aerosol valium? :)

i always wondered why that's not available.
maybe some chem prof could come up with some for ya?

better living through pharmacology! ;)

 
psychomom said:
aerosol valium? :)

i always wondered why that's not available.
maybe some chem prof could come up with some for ya?

better living through pharmacology! ;)
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UMM I pretty sure you have read the warning labels on some of that stuff. (Like umm the side affects sometimes are worse then what one is dealing with. NO THANKS) I mean really shouldn't it make one think when the warning pamphlet is the length of a short novel :p
 
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SarahM777 said:
UMM I pretty sure you have read the warning labels on some of that stuff. (Like umm the side affects sometimes are worse then what one is dealing with. NO THANKS) I mean really shouldn't it make one think when the warning pamphlet is the length of a short novel :p
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totally, Sarah. :)

I know you know I was j/k. But you're right about times when the cure is worse than the disease!
 
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