My segment of this discussion has nothing to do with YOUR issues with Harry.
We've now gotten into a discussion of the inabilities of some people to
comprehend two things: The abstract nature of language, and the ways in
which language overlaps with set theory.

"John Smith" wrote in message
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Doug,

I checked with the AMA, they have no female doctor with the last name
Krause
in the state of Maryland. Krause is an insecure, hate filled individual,
he
might agree with your political leaning, but he is still a hate filled
individual whose only source of enjoyment is to make up elaborate lies
that
become so convoluted that he can't keep up with all of them.




"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
When people ask me what I do, I tell them I'm the sales manager for a
large
grocery distributor. I do not tell them I have a degree in journalism.
When
my friends were asked what they did, their answer described the jobs
they
were doing at the time, because that's what they were asked. On the
other
hand, their engineering degrees became relevant when they were job
hunting
or if a discussion went further and delved into "what did you go to
school
for?".

Well, that is why we were having problems communicating. You were
discussing overlapping set theory (which I do understand) and I was
discussing the practical aspect of someone becoming a doctor but did not
want to be considered a doctor, because she wanted to make her patients feel
more comfortable.

Either way, the AMA does not know about a female Dr. Krause in the state of
Maryland.




"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
My segment of this discussion has nothing to do with YOUR issues with
Harry.
We've now gotten into a discussion of the inabilities of some people to
comprehend two things: The abstract nature of language, and the ways in
which language overlaps with set theory.

"John Smith" wrote in message
news:MVvhc.171571$gA5.1991346@attbi_s03...
Doug,

I checked with the AMA, they have no female doctor with the last name
Krause
in the state of Maryland. Krause is an insecure, hate filled
individual,
he
might agree with your political leaning, but he is still a hate filled
individual whose only source of enjoyment is to make up elaborate lies
that
become so convoluted that he can't keep up with all of them.




"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...
When people ask me what I do, I tell them I'm the sales manager for a
large
grocery distributor. I do not tell them I have a degree in journalism.
When
my friends were asked what they did, their answer described the jobs
they
were doing at the time, because that's what they were asked. On the
other
hand, their engineering degrees became relevant when they were job
hunting
or if a discussion went further and delved into "what did you go to
school
for?".

In article ,
says...
In article , "Doug Kanter" wrote:

I just
can't seem to find the word "Dr."

And if you laid off of the weed then you might have closed your above sentence
with the appropriate punctuation mark.

But being the intellectual and the educated person that you are, you knew
that already didn't you?

You really ought to lay off the bottle before you touch the keyboard.

Pothead.


If Doug is on pot, you're on acid.

jps

"jps" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...
In article , "Doug Kanter"
wrote:

I just
can't seem to find the word "Dr."

And if you laid off of the weed then you might have closed your above
sentence
with the appropriate punctuation mark.

But being the intellectual and the educated person that you are, you
knew
that already didn't you?

You really ought to lay off the bottle before you touch the keyboard.

Pothead.


If Doug is on pot, you're on acid.

jps

I'll admit to being in an altered state of consciousness for the past couple
of days, but it's due to a lobster overdose. And the feast hasn't ended yet.
Lunch: Cold lobster in a garlic/dill remoulade.

Darn.. That sounds good!!!

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...


I'll admit to being in an altered state of consciousness for the past
couple
of days, but it's due to a lobster overdose. And the feast hasn't ended
yet.
Lunch: Cold lobster in a garlic/dill remoulade.

Yeah...it is. My son wanted lobster on Sunday, and asked if he could invite
two of his pals over for some. We went and got lobster, but he forgot to
firm up the plans with his friends. So, I've been playing with leftover
lobster since then.

wrote in message
ink.net...
Darn.. That sounds good!!!

"Doug Kanter" wrote in message
...


I'll admit to being in an altered state of consciousness for the past
couple
of days, but it's due to a lobster overdose. And the feast hasn't ended
yet.
Lunch: Cold lobster in a garlic/dill remoulade.

Is your wife a psychiatric nurse, because neither AMA has never heard of
her?


"Harry Krause" wrote in message
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Doug Kanter wrote:

"John Smith" wrote in message
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"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...

A private therapy setting is different. Usually, the psychiatrist,
working with licensed folk, provides the therapy, and the latter
usually
work with family members, and family issues. But there really are no
rules on how a practice should be run, other than the legal and
ethical
issues.

Each doctor may operate his practice differently, but I don't think
you
will
find one psychiatrist who calls himself a therapist so his patients
will
feel better about talking to them. It is funny watching you squirm
when
you
are caught at your fabrications.




Jeez....you love blanket statements, don't you? Right across the hall
from
me is a psychiatrist. He comes over for lunch sometimes, and he's gone
fishing with me. He sometimes calls himself and other psychiatrists
"therapists". It refers to whatever practitioner is doing the therapy,
whether it be a psychiatrist, a psychologist or a social worker. Psych
literature often uses "therapist" as a general term to cover all three
practitioners, because a client may end up seeing any of the three
types.
When my ex-wife and I were looking for a marriage counselor, we asked
friends for recommendations. Among the list we came up with were all
three
types of therapists.


There are several other categories of licensed practitioners who provide
therapy, and these include "mental health counselors," and "psychiatric
nurses." My wife says the latter seem to make especially good counselors.

Alleged wife


"John Smith" wrote in message
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Is your wife a psychiatric nurse, because neither AMA has never heard of
her?


"Harry Krause" wrote in message
news:c3dhc2g=.593b618389df929ce5b524b4a1c7f52b@108 2567311.nulluser.com...
Doug Kanter wrote:

"John Smith" wrote in message
news:NRihc.180393$JO3.103785@attbi_s04...

"Harry Krause" wrote in message
...

A private therapy setting is different. Usually, the psychiatrist,
working with licensed folk, provides the therapy, and the latter
usually
work with family members, and family issues. But there really are
no
rules on how a practice should be run, other than the legal and
ethical
issues.

Each doctor may operate his practice differently, but I don't think
you
will
find one psychiatrist who calls himself a therapist so his patients
will
feel better about talking to them. It is funny watching you squirm
when
you
are caught at your fabrications.




Jeez....you love blanket statements, don't you? Right across the hall
from
me is a psychiatrist. He comes over for lunch sometimes, and he's gone
fishing with me. He sometimes calls himself and other psychiatrists
"therapists". It refers to whatever practitioner is doing the therapy,
whether it be a psychiatrist, a psychologist or a social worker. Psych
literature often uses "therapist" as a general term to cover all three
practitioners, because a client may end up seeing any of the three
types.
When my ex-wife and I were looking for a marriage counselor, we asked
friends for recommendations. Among the list we came up with were all
three
types of therapists.


There are several other categories of licensed practitioners who provide
therapy, and these include "mental health counselors," and "psychiatric
nurses." My wife says the latter seem to make especially good
counselors.

On Wed, 21 Apr 2004 14:53:02 -0400, "P.Fritz"
wrote:

Alleged wife

Now you got it!!





"John Smith" wrote in message
news:mdzhc.11177$GR.1381004@attbi_s01...
Is your wife a psychiatric nurse, because neither AMA has never heard of
her?



John H

On the 'Poco Loco' out of Deale, MD
on the beautiful Chesapeake Bay!

"Doug Kanter" wrote
I'll admit to being in an altered state of consciousness for the past
couple
of days, but it's due to a lobster overdose. And the feast hasn't ended
yet.
Lunch: Cold lobster in a garlic/dill remoulade.

Email me an attachment! LOL mmmmmmmm.......