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Old 02-20-2004, 03:17 PM
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Hi all,
I was going through my closet to find a nice shirt to wear today and I came across this very interesting shirt from Kaplan. It had a list of top 10 reasons why one should become a doctor and thought I would share those with you guys. So, here they are:

1. I don't like to sleep.
2. I love caffeine.
3. I enjoy hospital food.
4. I want to stay in school forever.
5. I like to play with dead bodies.
6. My penmanship sucks.
7. I look good in white.
8. My parents have an extra $150,000 lying around.
9. I like washing my hands a lot.
10. For the health of it.

I thought the list was impressive. Even though I'm not sure about the others, #6, #9 apply to me very much to the tee.

Cheers.....
ML
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Old 02-20-2004, 08:48 PM
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where do i buy one of these shirts?

i also some kid walking around wearing a t shirt that said, in big letters: "Trust me, I'm a doctor."
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Hi all,
I was going through my closet to find a nice shirt to wear today and I came across this very interesting shirt from <a target=new href=http://click.linksynergy.com/fs-bin/click?id=c97WUMRO5hY&offerid=47491.10000052&type=4 &subid=0\>Kaplan</a>. It had a list of top 10 reasons why one should become a doctor and thought I would share those with you guys. So, here they are:

1. I don't like to sleep.
2. I love caffeine.
3. I enjoy hospital food.
4. I want to stay in school forever.
5. I like to play with dead bodies.
6. My penmanship sucks.
7. I look good in white.
8. My parents have an extra $150,000 lying around.
9. I like washing my hands a lot.
10. For the health of it.

I thought the list was impressive. Even though I'm not sure about the others, #6, #9 apply to me very much to the tee.

Cheers.....
ML
heh, kaplan lifted that from one of the companies they bought out (NME or whatever).
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