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jokacz · 10-10-2016, 08:10 PM

I know a few hookers and strippers in the GWN who went back to school and actually became nurses. I know one who did both before she was busted for dealing. (an overachiever lol) And one nurse who lost her license and became a hooker.

Next Best Thing · 10-10-2016, 08:15 PM

I could see that. Like if a female fucked up as a nurse she may resort to hooking out of desperation. This makes perfect sense to me.

On the other hand downgrading from nurse to hook seems counterintuitive.

My ex-regular hooked on the utr to supplement her income, but she was extremely discriminating. Like she would never, ever advertise. Her husband would definitely lump her up if he ever found out, at least according to her. Of course, you have to factor in the likelihood that she was lying, which is reflexive for hookers as we all know.

Guest072118 · 10-10-2016, 09:31 PM

Im not sure but most nurses I know dont make $100,000(if so took the many, many years to get there...) many start at $12-15 per hour. You can make $25-35 waiting tables with 401k and health care...

Most nurses I know are broke.. way more than the hooks I know.. Ijs...

Lexxxy · 10-10-2016, 09:51 PM

I could never make what I do here using my masters lmfao. Hell running a bar makes more than the salary I'd get. There's no way I could have paid off my student loans or house if I went directly into my line of work, I'd be a wage slave for half my life. Yeah, paying taxes on this blows because I don't write off my phone, hotels... but it's worth it. I love what I do, there's deff no scraping by . I'm grateful and appreciate the Gents that chose to see me, we all should be, so should the Gents because we take controlled risks to see them and make ourselves available to them. We aren't selling cutco or kirby we are selling private time with ourselves. One hand washes the other, some forget this is a community not us against them and vice versa.

Guest072323 · 10-10-2016, 10:02 PM

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Not sure what you mean Paul, there weren't any numbers other than the three and why would there be a decimal point after or before the three.

If you REALLY think a "nurse" is making MORE than a hook... I'll discuss arithmetic with you... It might be a lot of fun!!! Do you want the over or under???

Plastic Man · 10-10-2016, 10:15 PM

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My younger brother had a friend who was involved in a pretty serious motor vehicle accident. Even after the initial excitement died down and he got out of intensive care, he still had to stay in the hospital for about a week. The nurses liked the accident victim so they used to allow him to have visitors in his room overnight, I suppose to provide emotional support because the accident was so bad. My brother stayed there a couple of nights. He would wear bicycle shorts and let his crank peak out from under the leggings of the shorts and pretend to be asleep.

just what in the fuckin fuck does ...this even mean?

...whats the fuck is goin ...on here?

Bonfirenut · 10-10-2016, 10:54 PM

Next, teaching is easy??? You are not only uneducated about the profession, but have not spent 20 minutes in a classroom...as a highly - educated professional. Please, if you are going to degrade people, have some insight first, or better yet, actual experience for the ones you are trying to trounce on...that just may include the "legion of hooks" as you so eloquently put it.

Carlos Danger · 10-11-2016, 07:59 AM

Having a masters helps to calculate tire size for the hobby whip, whew

brasil · 10-11-2016, 09:55 AM

"Nurse" is a very broad term. I believe there are a number of tiers to the profession and some categories of nurses are very highly trained and can make technically advanced decisions. The upper levels of the nursing profession are pretty well compensated. At the other end, there are nursing assistants and home health-care aids, who have lower educational requirements and much lower compensation.

Guest072323 · 10-11-2016, 10:22 AM

Any nurses in the rotation?

jokacz · 10-11-2016, 11:04 AM

I think there's one in Rochester and she's noted for BBFS. [irony font]

Alchemist2u · 10-11-2016, 11:04 AM

To be fair,I cannot think of any profession, legal or otherwise, that does not have its share, or more, of alcoholics, addicts, and others who deviate from accepted societal 'norms'. More of a comment on being human than on being a member of any profession.

jokacz · 10-11-2016, 11:10 AM

Health care professionals have the highest rate of substance addiction.

Alchemist2u · 10-11-2016, 11:14 AM

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Legion of hooks, LOL, love it...

All though I did blow $300 on power tools today! hahaha. .

Now there is a provocative image, one of this page's favorites spending her hard earned resources for some action on a 'power tool'. The mind boggles with diverse images!

Guest072118 · 10-11-2016, 12:04 PM

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Originally Posted by Alchemist2u

To be fair,I cannot think of any profession, legal or otherwise, that does not have its share, or more, of alcoholics, addicts, and others who deviate from accepted societal 'norms'. More of a comment on being human than on being a member of any profession.

Come on now only hooks are a mess, blow money, do 'things', have issues, dont pay taxes and a whole other ball of stuff... LOL.

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Now there is a provocative image, one of this page's favorites spending her hard earned resources for some action on a 'power tool'. The mind boggles with diverse images!

I'll be sure to be wearing my stilettos when I use my Reciprocating saw busting through nails.