Saturday 28 April 2012

Reassurance

Relevant to all in the NHS who sometimes are not entirely happy with their work.


5 comments:

  1. Do not adjust your TV set: there is a fault with the broadcasting stations!

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  2. Semantic error Zorro; every human being whether surrounded by other human beings or not has an ass hole. Semantic errors are pinta-s. Hard to detect, hard to debug. Wishes can never fill a sack.

    Never mind we like you anyway.

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  3. Bloody hell! Imagine the lives we could save with this! Hang on, I'll call Google Scholar!

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  4. Story with my neighbour (Eclair sorta knows what's what). So the Mongrel didn't know who made the complaint against him (and he never asked me anything). I sorta befriended him when he brought this dog of his. And obviously, the English way, he assumed I made the complaint, coz dog was/is howling and so on, and the Mongrel lives just above me. I don't even remember his name. Of course I know dog's name very well.
    Mongrel started barking under my door (literally). Mongrel, not the dog. He was also obnoxious on da sidewalk. Obviously I confronted him: 'what is your problem?' Blah blah blah. Blah. "I thought you were having a problem.' Guy was mumbling. Now we don't even speak with e/o.
    It was Kate B. who made that complaint. I don't know whose name she signed it with, but she's been suspiciously nice 2 me lately.
    She didn't tell me about making complaint of course, she lives under 80. But she started chatting with me ages ago, coz poor dog was howling. I say: well, he (Mongrel)won't give up his job, coz dog is howling! I'm not doing s*** about that. Dog is simply bored. Is fed, does not live in Battersea or else. Is walked by 2 people. Spends some time with Mongrel @ work.
    I wonder, how long it will take to that Mongrel to figure out what's what. Forever I guess. I'm not doing s*** to trace the name of the complaintant. Though I wouldn't be surprised seeing my own there. The English, do you ever speak with each other?

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  5. A poster clearly aimed at describing NHS Managers. The last word is especially relevant to them.

    RP

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