Worst Person for the Job
In a week where it emerges that the new Health Secretary is a fan of the hocus-pocus that is homeopathy, tell us about people who are spectacularly out of their depth in a job. Have you ever found yourself wallowing in your own incompetence? Tell us. (Note: "Name of football manager/politician - nuff said" does not constitute an answer)
( , Thu 6 Sep 2012, 12:48)
In a week where it emerges that the new Health Secretary is a fan of the hocus-pocus that is homeopathy, tell us about people who are spectacularly out of their depth in a job. Have you ever found yourself wallowing in your own incompetence? Tell us. (Note: "Name of football manager/politician - nuff said" does not constitute an answer)
( , Thu 6 Sep 2012, 12:48)
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Sperm Bank
No Really. Last month I had to go there...well it's what pre-op trannies do if they want kids in the future.
Approaching the finale to various forms of consent, I reached the following question:
"In the event of your death may we approach you for consent to use your gametes for medical research?"
I looked at the consultant who said "don't need to sign that one".
( , Tue 11 Sep 2012, 22:28, 3 replies)
No Really. Last month I had to go there...well it's what pre-op trannies do if they want kids in the future.
Approaching the finale to various forms of consent, I reached the following question:
"In the event of your death may we approach you for consent to use your gametes for medical research?"
I looked at the consultant who said "don't need to sign that one".
( , Tue 11 Sep 2012, 22:28, 3 replies)
Did you tick the "Can we film you through the little spy hole in the wank room door?" box?
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( , Wed 12 Sep 2012, 8:03, closed)
This - sorta - makes sense.
If it's a generic form - then it may also cover fertilised eggs.
In this case, it's a rational question to ask if in the event of death the other partner can be contacted...
( , Wed 12 Sep 2012, 19:11, closed)
If it's a generic form - then it may also cover fertilised eggs.
In this case, it's a rational question to ask if in the event of death the other partner can be contacted...
( , Wed 12 Sep 2012, 19:11, closed)
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