Banter TRTT Part 12: Get Your Bowels Checked

[edgie]

Nurses and early learning carers are the (mostly) female version of tradies.

This is the most insightful thing I've read on here for a while.

Where do 'physios' fit in? That seems to be becoming a default female career path.

 

[Power Girl]

This is the most insightful thing I've read on here for a while.

Where do 'physios' fit in? That seems to be becoming a default female career path.

They are manipulators.

I will get my coat.

 

[Doctor Feel]

I would have expected Ken Hinkley to have won premierships to the tune of a number that is not 0.

 

[Papa G]

This is the most insightful thing I've read on here for a while.

Where do 'physios' fit in? That seems to be becoming a default female career path.

Glorified Masseuse.

 

[dirty2]

They should have safe "smokers" areas for nurses and docs specially after the nurse at Lyell Mac was stabbed having a smoke break a couple of years ago.

 

[Doctor Feel]

They should have safe "smokers" areas for nurses and docs specially after the nurse at Lyell Mac was stabbed having a smoke break a couple of years ago.

Put them in a WWE style cage and let the doctors and nurses duke it out since they hate each other anyway.

 

[dirty2]

Put them in a WWE style cage and let the doctors and nurses duke it out since they hate each other anyway.

Carn the nurses!!!!

I still remember getting bathed and washed by a nurse when I was 13..

Unfortunately that's all she did

 

[JimmyBC]

TRTT Part 13: Nurses are pissheads that put out (in the minds of desperate, lonely, bored, unchallenged people, usually but not always blokes)

 

[Dylan8]

Nurses and early learning carers are the (mostly) female version of tradies.

Lol so true

 

[chiwigi]

Feel a bit bad not buying one now .

 

[edgie]

TRTT Part 13: Nurses are pissheads that put out (in the minds of desperate, lonely, bored, unchallenged people, usually but not always blokes)

Wait, I'm confused where I fit again

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[gbear]

Nurses and early learning carers are the (mostly) female version of tradies.

Well that is a bit of a poor view. I am far more educated than a tradie. I have an undergraduate degree and post graduate qualification. Wish I earned as much as a tradie though. The money is far better than when I started nursing almost 20 years ago, but it should be more though. Nothing ever surprises me these days. You name something and I can probably tell I have seen it stuck in an orifice it didn’t belong in. Plus I have been inappropriately touched on several occasions in the past, spat on, strangled and abused but hey it is just part of the job.

 

[dirty2]

Wait, I'm confused where I fit again

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In the "not always blokes" bit.

 

[afl2004]

Haven't had any alcohol since January, stopped caring about getting drunk when I turned 24

 

[chiwigi]

Well that is a bit of a poor view. I am far more educated than a tradie. I have an undergraduate degree and post graduate qualification. Wish I earned as much as a tradie though. The money is far better than when I started nursing almost 20 years ago, but it should be more though. Nothing ever surprises me these days. You name something and I can probably tell I have seen it stuck in an orifice it didn’t belong in. Plus I have been inappropriately touched on several occasions in the past, spat on, strangled and abused but hey it is just part of the job.

A tradie does just as long in their apprenticeships, they are educated/trained for their specific role just like you.
It is the gendered side of things that is clearest, the girls and boys that pick trades or nursing do so because of that, rather than intellect differences.
Then you have the hairdressers/labourers.

 

[Papa G]

A tradie does just as long in their apprenticeships, they are educated/trained for their specific role just like you.
It is the gendered side of things that is clearest, the girls and boys that pick trades or nursing do so because of that, rather than intellect differences.
Then you have the hairdressers/labourers.

Starting to sound like Jordan Petersen. Clique membership in jeopardy!

 

[Del165198]

Starting to sound like Jordan Petersen. Clique membership in jeopardy!

It's almost like the clique is just a made up thing in your head and people can have different opinions about stuff

 

[Del165198]

This is the most insightful thing I've read on here for a while.

Where do 'physios' fit in? That seems to be becoming a default female career path.

Gary Rohan's house

 

[Dylan8]

Then you have the hairdressers/labourers.

Lol even better observation. On fire here chwig

 

[bomberclifford]

It's almost like the clique is just a made up thing in your head and people can have different opinions about stuff

The real clique is the arguments we had along the way.

 

[Del165198]

The real clique is the arguments we had along the way.

You either die anti clique, or live long enough to see yourself become the clique

 

[bomberclifford]

A tradie does just as long in their apprenticeships, they are educated/trained for their specific role just like you.
It is the gendered side of things that is clearest, the girls and boys that pick trades or nursing do so because of that, rather than intellect differences.
Then you have the hairdressers/labourers.

Where do interior designers fit into this?

 

[edgie]

Well that is a bit of a poor view. I am far more educated than a tradie. I have an undergraduate degree and post graduate qualification. Wish I earned as much as a tradie though. The money is far better than when I started nursing almost 20 years ago, but it should be more though. Nothing ever surprises me these days. You name something and I can probably tell I have seen it stuck in an orifice it didn’t belong in. Plus I have been inappropriately touched on several occasions in the past, spat on, strangled and abused but hey it is just part of the job.

I reckon tradies do a bit of sticking things in to orifices when cooking a glass bbq

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[Papa G]

Are we venturing into to gay industries now?

 

[afl2004]