WHAT WILL A GAL FEEL?

• Wes Brown

  14 Nov 02, 00:49

  
• zacken99

  14 Nov 02, 01:03

  Originally posted by AaronBoi:

  huh? why me??? ha ha...
  anyway i sure can control my equipment one, don't worry! when i say "down", it will go down, when i say "up", it will go up....
  don't play play hor............

  hahahahahahaha
• nick34

  14 Nov 02, 01:58

  pro sia ... must be well trained ... used it alot of times ??? and weight lifting ???

  Originally posted by AaronBoi:

  huh? why me??? ha ha...
  anyway i sure can control my equipment one, don't worry! when i say "down", it will go down, when i say "up", it will go up....
  don't play play hor............

• xavier1979

  14 Nov 02, 09:18

  Originally posted by nick34:

  pro sia ... must be well trained ... used it alot of times ??? and weight lifting ???

  Sounds like a magician show to me...
• toothie

  14 Nov 02, 19:24

  Originally posted by rio:

  what do they do during their attachments? go do body check also?

  they have to do from the simplest like changing diapers to the most difficult like helping out in the operating theatre...
• toothie

  14 Nov 02, 19:24

  Originally posted by kim_hwoarang:

  smart toothie ! yes shoot them back ! tat's the way !

  
• toothie

  14 Nov 02, 19:26

  usually student nurses who are attached to the hospital are usually the ones who are being looked down.. who would wan a student nurse to attend when there are professional nurses in the hospital? the learning process of student nurses are tough.. not as easy as wad you all think..
  
  so... *cHeErS for the Nurses to be out there*
• xavier1979

  14 Nov 02, 21:28

  Originally posted by toothie:

  so... *cHeErS for the Nurses to be out there*

  This one I totally stand by you.
  
  I remembered one night in the hospital when I was down with dengue fever. I felt so miserable, with my whole body alternating from feverish to chilling... And there was this nurse who was by my side watching my condition thru' the night.
  
  Since then, I began to have a lot of respect for nurses, and 'would-be' nurses too.
• toothie

  15 Nov 02, 13:05

  Originally posted by xavier1979:

  This one I totally stand by you.
  
  I remembered one night in the hospital when I was down with dengue fever. I felt so miserable, with my whole body alternating from feverish to chilling... And there was this nurse who was by my side watching my condition thru' the night.
  
  Since then, I began to have a lot of respect for nurses, and 'would-be' nurses too.