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To: IronKros
Does that make him less of a doctor?

Hmmmm. Lemmie see. Should I go to the doctor who looks like a carney side show escapee or one who looks professionsal. Hard choice.

And where do you get that doctors and managers belong to fraternities/sororities? I know a number of doctors, and about 5% were in frats. Mostnever ventured out of the dorm except to class and the library. The ones who made it into medical school were NOT party animals. Plus I work in a professional setting. I see absolutely ZERO "tats" among my co-workers. One guy has a brother who just had to have one - a band around his neck - and now he can only get crappy jobs. If you want to look like you always wanted to live in a trailer park then get that tatoo, and a few piercings to go along with it.

148 posted on 08/29/2007 6:41:25 AM PDT by from occupied ga (Your most dangerous enemy is your own government, Benito Guilinni a short man in search of a balcony)
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To: from occupied ga
I also work in a professional setting, and I can say that I see no tattoos... which means they do not have them from the elbow down or on their face. There is plenty of places left for a tattoo.

If someone chooses to place a tattoo on their body in a place you cannot see, what business is it of yours?

Med School comes after the 4 years of College. When I was in college the Frats and Sororities where filled with business majors and the doctors I know belonged to a frat. Now I know that is not a very good statistic to use, and I should have clarified it up front that it is my personal empirical data.
152 posted on 08/29/2007 7:21:23 AM PDT by IronKros ( The pig put foot. Grunt. Foot in what? ketchup)
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