Anya ,'Showtime'
Off-topic discussion. Wanna talk about corsets, duct tape, or physics? This is the place. Detailed discussion of any current-season TV must be whitefonted.
90 percent of the people who have had cancer want to beat that 5 percent into a bloody pulp.
Wroddy FitzWrod of Wroddenton, on Loch McWrod.
I'm at an institute with loads of scientists. I call everyone Doctor Whatever unless told to do otherwise, because odds are good that they have either a PhD or an MD. I have neither, for what it's worth.
Well, I went and fixed one of the problems they were whining to me about. That only means they're going to keep coming back to me with more problems.
This is why I strive to be as inefficient as possible at all times. If I don't fix the problems I have now, how can I possibly be trusted with any more?
Why not call a PhD doctor?
Why not contravene any of the titling etiquette? It's not like logic can be applied.
I don't see any reason to bother, so I don't and won't. Others differ.
My sister didn't go by Dr. socially when she was living in the UK last, and I'm pretty sure my mother didn't socially when she worked there either.
I'm living with two doctors, and I only found out a few weeks after I moved in. The only time I've ever seen people use 'dr' is when they get post from academic departments and such.
I think if I were sending mail, I'd address it to Ms. Jane Doe, Ph.D., rather than Dr. Jane Doe.
MONKEY!
NOODLE!
MONKEY!
Is that Dr. Monkey or Monkey, PhD.?
the monkey is just monkey. there is only monkey.
Is that Dr. Monkey or Monkey, PhD.?
Well, there's Dr. Zaius....