One for Doc

[porschefan]

http://www.hodinkee.com/blog/2011/2/21/a-longines-doctors-chronograph-a-serious-chrono-with-a-serio.html

[docrwm]

Its a beauty alright. The one comment on that page has it right - why can't Longines produce anything that nice in their modern line?

Thanks for the link.

[mrneddles]

docrwm may not be the only one with M.D. after their name on this board.

[bodypeersur]

docrwm may not be the only one with M.D. after their name on this board.

Are you a Physician as well MrNeddles?

[mrneddles]

Yep. Took the Hippocratic oath in 1997. It's been a pretty good gig. Can't complain.

[bodypeersur]

Damn, hope you're not like many of the Physicians I work with!!! LMAO! Haha, I receive my LPN Licensure 28 years ago!

[andrema]

I believe there are at least 3 M.D.'s on the board...maybe more

Not me though...I'm just a lousy bean counter

[porschefan]

docrwm may not be the only one with M.D. after their name on this board.

Ah, well, sorry drneddles.


Whoa, 1450 posts and I turned into another famous dead guy.

[docrwm]

I believe there are at least 3 M.D.'s on the board...maybe more

Not me though...I'm just a lousy bean counter

You're a very good bean counter or you wouldn't be where you are. Its funny, I have always appreciated excellence no matter the subject - I was once asking a carpenter at our house about what he was doing and he kept blowing me off. I asked him again another day and he looked at me oddly and said "Geez, you actually want to know this stuff!" He assumed that since people call me DocRWM that I was condescending to him. His work was so excellent that I was jealous because I know I can not do it that well and wanted to see if I could get any hints from him. A master, of any craft, is someone that deserves professional respect regardless of how much schooling or letters they have IMHO. As for the Doc part - I just work with kids that need special help. Getting to play with kids is fun.

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