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Superstitions - feet - nail care etc

Discussion in 'Break Room' started by markjohconley, Oct 9, 2009.

  1. markjohconley

    markjohconley Well-Known Member


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    A pt today was aghast at my rebooking her for a general tx on a Friday, " Oh no, you can't cut toenails on Fridays"
    Are there any other out there?

    Admin, I take it my chances of getting that treadmill 'normal' gait view are(is?) not good?

    And Admin would you let me know about my current status re 'buying beers', thanks, mark
     
  2. My own mother won't have her nails cut on a Friday. I'm reminded of the Young Ones sketch:

    Alexi Sayle as the Jester to Spazpecker, an old man in stocks:

    Jester: "What's your crime Spazpecker?"
    Spazpecker: "Whistling on a Tuesday"
    Jester "oh, you are a bastard. Would you rather have your eyeballs removed and replaced with hot toffee apples?"

    Something like that.
     
  3. scsanki

    scsanki Member

    may be they thought i would be there on the particular friday mark?
     
  4. MarkC78

    MarkC78 Active Member

    Here you go Mark, choose carefully!!!!


    Cut them on Monday, you cut them for health;
    cut them on Tuesday, you cut them for wealth;
    cut them on Wednesday, you cut them for news;
    cut them on Thursday, a new pair of shoes;

    cut them on Friday, you cut them for sorrow;
    cut them on Saturday, see your true love tomorrow;
    cut them on Sunday, the devil will be with you all the week.
     
  5. No. Here you go, Mark.
    http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XxxCvONf3H4

    Far more entertaining..
     
  6. Peter

    Peter Well-Known Member

    Some pts find it abhorrent when you examine their worn shoes on your desk. Ive wrestled many a pt to relieve them of their reebok classics.
     
  7. Wendy

    Wendy Active Member

    I thought it was only unlucky if you put new (unworn) shoes on the table?
    Wendy
     
  8. markjohconley

    markjohconley Well-Known Member

    YES. That’s one series that did make Aust TV. One of my wife’s and I favourites
    Stuart, haven’t you got some bx hypothesis to research, to dazzle me with Monday?
    Excellent! We know who to query in future re ditties.
    and
    Apparently it also applies to “onto chairs”. Maybe it’s like ‘chinese whispers’ each country adds on a bit!
     
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