•••quote:•••Originally posted by davidgreen:
•I find it interesting that Mr. Klebsiella has failed to demonstrate his "intimate knowledge" of the medical system. Perhaps by "intimate knowledge" he meant that he knows what kind of bras and panties the nurses wear. Even if this was his intent, he has failed to prove himself.
Just answer the [bleepin'] question, Klebsy!
As for the user davidgreen: IT'S CALLED LEAVING A FALSE TRAIL! How hard is that?
Here's the setup:
My two roommates and I are tired of having to register for each and every bloody website out there, from medical to news to sports to car sites, so we have a bulletin board right next to the computer in the living room that has a convenient login name and easy-to-type password for the sites we frequent. Usually, we just have the computer "remember" our login name and password for each site, but sometimes that feature is reset on our computer, so we always have the bulletin board to refer to.
David = middle name of one roommate
Green = maiden name of one guy's mother
Alabama = long form of the pejorative 'Bama, which is oft-said in our apartment.
Hence, David Green from Alabama. Reasonable sounding Alabama university names and graduation dates enclosed. It's that easy. <img border="0" title="" alt="[Eek!]" src="eek.gif" />
So, when you see "davidgreen" on the screen, it could by any one of us (three) guys, or any other random dude or dudette who chanced by our computer and logged on to this website. If any of you are so inclined, look back carefully at the various davidgreen posts and you'll find different tones and agendas.
If password sharing is illegal, then I guess the administrator of this site will destroy davidgreen's (Apt 312's) account. No matter, we'll just sign on as someone else.
There's no stopping us.
Baited breath: I hope some of you got the pun. The message I wrote was "bait" for Klebsiella. So, there's the "bated breath" (anticipation) meaning and the "baited breath" (laying the bait) meaning. Sorry, I don't mean to insult anyone's intelligence, but P Diddy's message made me think that the pun - insignificant as it was - may have got lost in the shuffle.
Enjoy yourselves.•••••Precious indeed <img border="0" alt="[Laughy]" title="" src="graemlins/laughy.gif" /> Your posts never fail to amuse. Further, each succeeding post reveals a more sinister level of depravity and emptiness in your life. Here's a hint: Don't let the abject desperation that has become your life become so apparent on this board.
You lied, and were caught perjuring yourself on a student doctor message forum. If you had any sense of decency, you would apologize and wipe the mud off, instead of turning your moniker into an frenzied online circus of twisted fanaticism. Do you even believe the cr.p you write?!?
Let's revisit your ode to elitism one more time shall we? You spoke so diligently (hiccup) of how you worship the intellect you claim is only found in ivy league school students. You than proceeded to blatantly lie, claiming attendance to Harvard undergrad. Your perjured bio posted above however, reveals attendance to the Univ. of Alabama. I find this level of deceit and insatiable need to lie sickening, especially when such filth is thrust upon an otherwise sacred forum.
You also state you are attending an anesthesiology program at mass gen. Apparently this is the meter of excellence and ?elitism? your warped views have emanated from. Here is the problem with your twisted view of ivy league schools. You see 3 years ago when you started your pgy2 year, anesthesia was the easiest and most dreaded field around. Mass Gen. regularly had open slots, a matter of public record in fact. It is likely that you are not surrounded by 'elite' minds, but many bottom of the barrel candidates who were unable to find slots in even the lowest FP residencies. Sorry if this assessment hits too close to home. You made your bed sir/madaam, now sleep in it.
Elitism? The smartest? Anesthesia three years ago?!?! Please spare us.
And please keep your fraudulent claims off our boards. Or at the very least, have the decency not to get caught.
That was really very funny.