Things that shouldn't be allowed thread.

[elchivito]

My take, a Phd is a DOCTORAL degree. So is a JD, so is an MD or an LLD. They're all doctors. The notion that a doctor is strictly somebody with a prescription pad in one hand and a syringe in the other is silly. A degree is a degree, and no, I don't have a Phd, I have an EdS.

[elchivito]

Forgot to include a DVM. Anyone who thinks a vet doesn't deserve to be called doctor hasn't spent any time looking into how hard it is to get into veterinary school compared to medical school.
By the way, click and clack make the whole thing funny, sneering at people with Ph.ds in art history.

[elchivito]

People who are perfectly capable of walking but who are too fat and lazy to do so shouldn't be allowed to use motorized shopping carts, ever.

[The Clk Man]

Originally Posted by elchivito

People who are perfectly capable of walking but who are too fat and lazy to do so shouldn't be allowed to use motorized shopping carts, ever.

Agreed.

[Fred Framus]

Originally Posted by The Clk Man

I think that NOBODY should be able to call themselves a Doctor unless they went to Medical school.

Don't quite know about that, I know a lot about drugs. Did med school at Sophies Tavern.

[retmil46]

Picture in post # 13 DEFINITELY shouldn't have been allowed.

[Skippy]

Fake boobies shouldn't be allowed.

[aklim]

Originally Posted by elchivito

Forgot to include a DVM. Anyone who thinks a vet doesn't deserve to be called doctor hasn't spent any time looking into how hard it is to get into veterinary school compared to medical school.

That is the easy part. The hard part is making a living diagnosing a patient that cannot answer your questions. I can ask you whether it is a throbbing pain, shooting pain, etc, etc. How do you ask a dog that? Kinda like why sex with animals should be illegal. They cannot give consent either. What do you say to a dog? Is this a numb spot? Do you feel weakness? Push this way as hard as you can. AND, on top of that, as a MD, you treat 2 type mostly. Male and female. Sure you have the rare guy with both sex organs or the transvestite but your staple will be male and female. If you are a specialist, you treat only one type of patient or even one type of illness. As a DVM you treat a wide range of patients. If that doesn't make you want to scream, I don't know what will.

[aklim]

Originally Posted by Skippy

Fake boobies shouldn't be allowed.

Whoa There!!!! They should be allowed and encouraged especially if the girl has pancake boobs.

[layback40]

Originally Posted by aklim

Whoa There!!!! They should be allowed and encouraged especially if the girl has pancake boobs.

X2,
This is one part of vanity that I have no problems with !!!
Just need to make sure the implants are up to the task !!

[t walgamuth]

Originally Posted by panZZer

big fat women in tight pants/spandex

yep. Men too.

[lifeisabeach]

Short shorts over a size 6 should not be allowed.

People with ugly feet wearing flip flops shouldn't be allowed.

Ugly people having babies, it shouldn't be allowed.

Fat people on a public beach shouldn't be allowed.

Smoking, where it effects anyone but yourself shouldn't be allowed.

Democrats having the right to vote shouldn't be allowed.

I could go on forever.....................................

[Mike D]

AAAyyyyyyiiiieeee! Damnit AKLIM! I suggest the mods install a warning chime whenever you post!

[Can't Know]

Originally Posted by The Clk Man

NOPE. If you don't heal people, you have NO business calling yourself a Doctor. That includes Chiropractors.

Uhhhh...

Chiropractors DO heal.

[MTI]

Originally Posted by Can't Know

Uhhhh...

Chiropractors DO heal.

That's somewhat a matter of degree and interpretation, particularly what is being treated.

Did Palmer "heal" his first patient's deafness? Probably not. Asthma? no.

Do chiropractic adjustments "heal" a sprained or strained muscle? Well, it may assist in the natural processes of the body as a palliative adjunct, but the "healing" is being done by you.

Despite the length of time chiropractic manipulation has been in practice, there are few agreements in studies and surveys about efficacy, long term results and cost effectiveness.