Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D
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@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
@horace said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
@jolly said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Results speak louder than insults.
Seems that I hit a reactionary nerve there, eh? Not just one it would appear.
Not to worry, I'll do it again when the time comes.
You've got the whole right-leaning contingent of TNCR cornered by your savvy intellectual barbs.
Stop making stuff up. You know very well they were not meant to savvy or intellectual. Rather they were intended to be annoyingly shallow and more than just a little pedantic.
Don't sell yourself short. I think that exposing reactionaries for what they are, even with seemingly shallow and annoying posts, takes a certain savvy cunning.
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wrote on 8 Jun 2021, 18:00 last edited by
I had to look up Baldrick, and I found a page of quotes of Blackadder (played by the aaaabsolutely fabulous Rowan Atkinson):
Here are a couple of samples.
"Samuel Johnson: "This book, sir, contains every word in our beloved language."
Blackadder: "Every single one, sir?"
Samuel Johnson: "Every single word, sir.
"Blackadder: "Oh, well, in that case, sir, I hope you will not object if I also offer the Doctor my most enthusiastic contrafibularities."
And:
"There hasn't been a war run this badly since Olaf the Hairy, King of all the Vikings, ordered 80,000 battle helmets with the horns on the inside."
https://www.scotsman.com/read-this/35-of-blackadders-most-cunning-quotes-and-one-liners-46781
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wrote on 8 Jun 2021, 18:22 last edited by Horace 6 Aug 2021, 18:23
@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Stop patronizing me, Baldrick.
Why should I stop? Is respect for others one of your deeply held principles?
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wrote on 8 Jun 2021, 18:32 last edited by Renauda 6 Aug 2021, 20:39
Not normally, or better, let's just say, selectively now that you ask.
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I had to look up Baldrick, and I found a page of quotes of Blackadder (played by the aaaabsolutely fabulous Rowan Atkinson):
Here are a couple of samples.
"Samuel Johnson: "This book, sir, contains every word in our beloved language."
Blackadder: "Every single one, sir?"
Samuel Johnson: "Every single word, sir.
"Blackadder: "Oh, well, in that case, sir, I hope you will not object if I also offer the Doctor my most enthusiastic contrafibularities."
And:
"There hasn't been a war run this badly since Olaf the Hairy, King of all the Vikings, ordered 80,000 battle helmets with the horns on the inside."
https://www.scotsman.com/read-this/35-of-blackadders-most-cunning-quotes-and-one-liners-46781
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wrote on 8 Jun 2021, 20:06 last edited by
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@jolly said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Results speak louder than insults.
Seems that I hit a reactionary nerve there, eh? Not just one it would appear.
Not to worry, I'll do it again when the time comes.
wrote on 8 Jun 2021, 21:40 last edited by@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
@jolly said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Results speak louder than insults.
Seems that I hit a reactionary nerve there, eh? Not just one it would appear.
Not to worry, I'll do it again when the time comes.
Professional gadfly and reality are sometimes mutually exclusive.
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wrote on 8 Jun 2021, 22:08 last edited by
From your perspective, you're probably right.
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wrote on 8 Jun 2021, 22:56 last edited by
@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Anyhow, check out Baldrick's family name.
Sorry, I'm not following. I find baldrick, the cross-body sling, and I found a reference to the character's family name being Baldrick . . . ?
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@horace said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
@jolly said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Results speak louder than insults.
Seems that I hit a reactionary nerve there, eh? Not just one it would appear.
Not to worry, I'll do it again when the time comes.
You've got the whole right-leaning contingent of TNCR cornered by your savvy intellectual barbs.
Stop making stuff up. You know very well they were not meant to savvy or intellectual. Rather they were intended to be annoyingly shallow and more than just a little pedantic.
wrote on 8 Jun 2021, 23:13 last edited by@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Rather they were intended to be annoyingly shallow and more than just a little pedantic.
You'll probably get deep when you grow up.
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@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Anyhow, check out Baldrick's family name.
Sorry, I'm not following. I find baldrick, the cross-body sling, and I found a reference to the character's family name being Baldrick . . . ?
wrote on 8 Jun 2021, 23:19 last edited by@catseye3 said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Anyhow, check out Baldrick's family name.
Sorry, I'm not following. I find baldrick, the cross-body sling, and I found a reference to the character's family name being Baldrick . . . ?
I seem to recall he thought his family name was Sod off. The reason being was he once told Blackadder that whenever he asked someone what his family name was they responded "Sod off, Baldrick". I am sure Phibes will correct me if I am mistaken.
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@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Rather they were intended to be annoyingly shallow and more than just a little pedantic.
You'll probably get deep when you grow up.
wrote on 8 Jun 2021, 23:21 last edited by@copper said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Rather they were intended to be annoyingly shallow and more than just a little pedantic.
You'll probably get deep when you grow up.
You should probably get a life.
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@catseye3 said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Anyhow, check out Baldrick's family name.
Sorry, I'm not following. I find baldrick, the cross-body sling, and I found a reference to the character's family name being Baldrick . . . ?
I seem to recall he thought his family name was Sod off. The reason being was he once told Blackadder that whenever he asked someone what his family name was they responded "Sod off, Baldrick". I am sure Phibes will correct me if I am mistaken.
wrote on 8 Jun 2021, 23:38 last edited by Catseye3 6 Aug 2021, 23:41@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
I seem to recall he thought his family name was Sod off.
Ah yes. I saw one quote where a third character asked Blackadder what the S stood for in front of Baldrick. Blackadder says, 'Sod off'. The guy says, I suppose you're right, it isn't actually any of my business."
Heh!
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wrote on 8 Jun 2021, 23:49 last edited by
Sod off, Harris.
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wrote on 8 Jun 2021, 23:54 last edited by
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@catseye3 said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Anyhow, check out Baldrick's family name.
Sorry, I'm not following. I find baldrick, the cross-body sling, and I found a reference to the character's family name being Baldrick . . . ?
I seem to recall he thought his family name was Sod off. The reason being was he once told Blackadder that whenever he asked someone what his family name was they responded "Sod off, Baldrick". I am sure Phibes will correct me if I am mistaken.
wrote on 9 Jun 2021, 11:11 last edited by@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
@catseye3 said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
@renauda said in Christine Grady, MSN, Ph.D:
Anyhow, check out Baldrick's family name.
Sorry, I'm not following. I find baldrick, the cross-body sling, and I found a reference to the character's family name being Baldrick . . . ?
I seem to recall he thought his family name was Sod off. The reason being was he once told Blackadder that whenever he asked someone what his family name was they responded "Sod off, Baldrick". I am sure Phibes will correct me if I am mistaken.
I hate to be pedantic about it, but Baldrick is his family name, Sod Off was his given.
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wrote on 9 Jun 2021, 11:12 last edited by
Incidentally, his father was a nun.
No he wasn't.
Yes, he was.
Whenever he appeared in court, and they asked his occupation, he replied 'nun'.
