Heh, mine is Dr Hook.hhsrat wrote:the dentist that pulled my wisdom teeth: Dr. Fear
Stellar Parenting at Disney
Re: Stellar Parenting at Disney
Re: Stellar Parenting at Disney
We have primary care doctors named Wurst and Wurster here in town. How the heck do you choose between Wurst and Wurster?!
"If you are a dee, please don't marry a dee, 'cause then your kids will be dee dee dee." ....Carlos Mencia
"It's the difference between champagne and carbonated pee!" ....Homer Simpson
[SIGPIC][/SIGPIC]
Nice work, pal
-
- Seasoned Pro
- Posts: 536
- Joined: Thu May 11, 2006 11:23 am
- Location: Georgia
Re: Stellar Parenting at Disney
David R wrote:Heh, mine is Dr Hook.
Where I live we have a Dr. Finger. Unfortunately, he's a plastic surgeon. It would be so much funnier if he were a proctologist or gynecologist :D:
JF
- hobie16
- Permanent Fixture
- Posts: 10546
- Joined: Fri Nov 05, 2004 4:45 pm
- Park: DLR
- Department: Fruity Drink Land
- Position: Mai Tai Face Plant
- Location: 717 Miles NNW Of DLR
Re: Stellar Parenting at Disney
There was a OB/GYN that was retiring and trying to decide what to do with his new found spare time. As he liked cars he decided to become an auto mechanic. Realizing that he needed to make sure he was current with the latest technology he decided to take some classes.JugglingFreak wrote:Where I live we have a Dr. Finger. Unfortunately, he's a plastic surgeon. It would be so much funnier if he were a proctologist or gynecologist :D:
At the end of the last class he took the final test. When everyone in the class had finished the teacher passed out the results. The retired OB/GYN looked at his and saw that he had received a grade of 200%.
He went to the teacher and asked how was this possible.
The teacher replied, "You did very good on disassembling the engine and I gave you 50%. You also did very good on reassembling the engine so I gave you another 50%. And, I gave you 100% extra credit for doing it all through the muffler."

Don't be fooled by appearances. In Hawaii, some of the most powerful people look like bums and stuntmen.
--- Matt King
Stay low and run in a zigzag pattern.
-
- Permanent Fixture
- Posts: 4844
- Joined: Mon Jan 30, 2006 9:16 pm
Re: Stellar Parenting at Disney
I heard that joke "years" ago.Thanks for reminding me. Funnier than hell. :D:hobie16 wrote:There was a OB/GYN that was retiring and trying to decide what to do with his new found spare time. As he liked cars he decided to become an auto mechanic. Realizing that he needed to make sure he was current with the latest technology he decided to take some classes.
At the end of the last class he took the final test. When everyone in the class had finished the teacher passed out the results. The retired OB/GYN looked at his and saw that he had received a grade of 200%.
He went to the teacher and asked how was this possible.
The teacher replied, "You did very good on disassembling the engine and I gave you 50%. You also did very good on reassembling the engine so I gave you another 50%. And, I gave you 100% extra credit for doing it all through the muffler."
-
- Repeat Traveler
- Posts: 69
- Joined: Thu Jun 22, 2006 10:01 pm
Re: Stellar Parenting at Disney
OB/GYN up in Michigan named Dr. Keuche Pronounced Coochy
When I was in nursing school and the paged him to L & D we all thought it was a sick joke.
Also knew a Dr and a Nurse whose last name was Payne.
When I was in nursing school and the paged him to L & D we all thought it was a sick joke.
Also knew a Dr and a Nurse whose last name was Payne.
-
- Regular Guest
- Posts: 111
- Joined: Fri Nov 05, 2004 1:17 pm
Re: Stellar Parenting at Disney
What a horrible story. As an abused child myself, that brought back the ugliest of memories. I think I'd slam the father up against at bulkhead or shove him into the sea if I saw that.Syndrome wrote:
The worst thing of all was that the child wasn't crying. He was just standing there like a deer in headlights...somehow I suspect there were no tears because this is an everyday occurence with Daddy Dearest.
I've seen abusive parents at Disneyland when I was a character, and I learned that we were supposed to contact Security if we saw child abuse. I hope that the park still cares about children and hasn't dropped this out of fear that someone might bring suit against the park.
- Zazu
- Permanent Fixture
- Posts: 4133
- Joined: Sat Feb 08, 2003 3:00 pm
- Park: WDW
- Position: retired
- Location: 8 miles east of Spaceship Earth
- Contact:
Re: Stellar Parenting at Disney
That's still the official policy, but most of us will skip Security and go right for 911. The OCSD show up faster and have a far greater impact on the situation.screnwriter wrote:... when I was a character ... I learned that we were supposed to contact Security if we saw child abuse. I hope that the park still cares about children and hasn't dropped this out of fear that someone might bring suit against the park.
Plus, this avoids getting so many Security cast assaulted.
Zazu
Re: Stellar Parenting at Disney
My mom told me once that while my dad was in the army back in the 50s, they knew a man whose rank and last name were both Major--Major Major!
-
- Wide-eyed Newcomer
- Posts: 7
- Joined: Fri Sep 01, 2006 7:01 pm
Re: Stellar Parenting at Disney
felinefan wrote:My mom told me once that while my dad was in the army back in the 50s, they knew a man whose rank and last name were both Major--Major Major!
This guy is famous!!!
My parents knew him or at least knew of him, too!!