Dr in the buff - Page 3

Ramrod · 12-08-2005, 16:12

Just seems a bit unprofessional to me......but thats my very personal opinion.....I probably have 'issues'

Reminds me of a chiropractor a few years ago who moonlighted as a stripper! He was admonished and fined by our regulatory body for 'bringing the profession into disrepute' iirc...........

Stuart · 12-08-2005, 16:13

As long as he didn't strip while practicing, and bone crack to the tune of "The Stripper", it should have been Ok..

greencreeper · 12-08-2005, 18:36

Given that a lot of GPs are sampling the prescription painkillers, knocking back gin between patients, or taking anti-depressants, the thought of my GP flashing his bits to all and sundry does pale into insignificance. So long as he knows what he's doing and listens (rare quality), he will do for me.
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Reminds me of a chiropractor a few years ago who moonlighted as a stripper! He was admonished and fined by our regulatory body for 'bringing the profession into disrepute' iirc...........

I'd have thought his gyrations would have been an advert for the wonders of chirowhasits

Richard M · 12-08-2005, 18:43

I read somewhere once that 3 out of 10 doctors regularly take Class A drugs so compared to that it's nothing.
I've always wanted to go to a naturist beach, I imagine it would be quite (excuse the cliche) liberating.

Graham · 12-08-2005, 20:57

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Just seems a bit unprofessional to me......but thats my very personal opinion.....I probably have 'issues'

Reminds me of a chiropractor a few years ago who moonlighted as a stripper! He was admonished and fined by our regulatory body for 'bringing the profession into disrepute' iirc...........

I don't find that amusing.

There is a guy I know called Laurence who runs a business called Roissy Workshops making BDSM furniture.

Here's a short precis of his situation from the Unfettered website. (I won't link to it because it contains adult content).

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On Wednesday 26th July 2000 Laurence recieved a telephone call from his employers Lancashire Probation Service that changed his life. This call was in respect of an anonymous fax making allegations about his involvement in consensual BDSM and ultimately resulted in his dismissal from his work.

Since that time Laurence has refused to be cowed, bullied, intimidated or silenced. He has taken his case through stage after stage of court proceedings with one aim in mind. To establish a legal precident whereby the rights of practitioners of consensual adult BDSM are protected from victimisation by employers.

The case has now run for five years during which time a variety of institutional predjudices and ignorance have been highlighted. A catalogue of hypocrisy and deceit mark its progress and the matter is now set to be placed before the European Courts.

If successful this will be a landmark case and rank as one of the most significant victories for BDSM ever achieved.

I sincerely hope he wins.
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I read somewhere once that 3 out of 10 doctors regularly take Class A drugs so compared to that it's nothing.
I've always wanted to go to a naturist beach, I imagine it would be quite (excuse the cliche) liberating.

"Officials are recommending that a stretch of coastline should become Wales's first permanent nudist beach.

"Naturists have been enjoying nude sunbathing at Morfa Dyffryn Beach in Ardudwy near Harlech for a year after it was granted a special licence."

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/special_r...es/1158801.stm

Richard M · 12-08-2005, 21:15

Lovely, except that Harlech is up North!

Gareth · 12-08-2005, 21:54

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Frankly I'd be pleased to know that my doctor wasn't uptight about bodily exposure, indeed, in the USA there's an organisation called "Kink Aware Professionals" which has people from all professions (including doctors, lawyers etc) who someone who is into BDSM and related areas can go to without having to worry about needing to explain what it is that they do or why they do it when they need help or advice.

Damn, just checked out their website adn it says

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As of October 1, 2004, Kink Aware Professionals no longer accepts listings for complementary healing, pastoral, financial or computer professionals.

That's not very politically correct of them, in my opinion. And the fact that I'm a computer professional has nothing to do with me forming that opinion!
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Lovely, except that Harlech is up North!

My gran used to own a sweet shop in Harlech. Lovely castle there too

Graham · 12-08-2005, 22:22

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Lovely, except that Harlech is up North!

Check out the links on the right hand side, IIRC there's ones for various naturist organisations which will probably point you in the right direction of other beaches/ naturist clubs etc.
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in the USA there's an organisation called "Kink Aware Professionals"

Damn, just checked out their website adn it says

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As of October 1, 2004, Kink Aware Professionals no longer accepts listings for complementary healing, pastoral, financial or computer professionals.

That's not very politically correct of them, in my opinion. And the fact that I'm a computer professional has nothing to do with me forming that opinion!

IIRC I think it was because they were getting too many people from those areas who were just using it as an excuse to plug their own web design services or herbal viagra etc rather than actually having any real interest in what the site was trying to offer.

Gareth · 12-08-2005, 22:28

Knowing most 'computer professionals' they probably thought they'd be in with a chance of getting a shag.... for the first time ever

Ramrod · 13-08-2005, 00:55

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I don't find that amusing.

Oh purleeeease.....naturalism is one thing, gyrating in front of a baying audience is another

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I sincerely hope he wins

Well you would, wouldn't you?

..........but so do I!

Graham · 13-08-2005, 14:39

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I don't find that amusing.

Oh purleeeease.....naturalism is one thing, gyrating in front of a baying audience is another

Why? If everyone is consenting, what is the problem?

And as for "gyrating in front of a baying audience" what if the doctor was a young guy and the lead singer of a pop band with a large female following and wore tight trousers on stage? Is it only that one guy actually takes his clothes *off* that is giving you "issues"?

Stuart · 13-08-2005, 16:13

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I read somewhere once that 3 out of 10 doctors regularly take Class A drugs so compared to that it's nothing.

Try going to a party with some NHS nurses... You'll see a few things then...