Not real people, No.
I'm sure he is. Donny was inciteful too.
Look at you, posting all Alpha as fuck today!
Look at you, posting all Alpha as fuck today!
For the record, I don't have any problems.
Can you make the same claim, "Doctor"?
Not a big proponent of quoting myself, but this is too good to pass up
You claimed just yesterday you had a "doctorate". Are you not entitled to be called "doctor"?
The folks over at WaPo are ignorant, hate mongering bigots. They have zero credibility.Derpy doth derp. I already posted information. Feel free to argue with the folks over at WaPo.
The pics are what they are.
Thanks for the pleasant as always exchange, clown.
Oh, so they're trumptards. Gotcha.
I think you have the WaPo confused with Faux News
no surprise from a poster who can't even spell Beowulf
Wouldn’t a third option be if your gun jammed?
Arpy should have elaborated a little on his explanation, Rob. He cannot be called a 'doctor' in the normal sense of the term. A juris degree or 'juris doctorate' is not required to have the same level of training/testing. Still, it is deemed as a 'doctorate' in legal terminology. [Lawyer's defined that you know! Wonder why? LOL]
What about Dr. Dre and Dr. J?Arpy should have elaborated a little on his explanation, Rob. He cannot be called a 'doctor' in the normal sense of the term. A juris degree or 'juris doctorate' is not required to have the same level of training/testing. Still, it is deemed as a 'doctorate' in legal terminology. [Lawyer's defined that you know! Wonder why? LOL]
"A JD is not equivalent to a doctorate degree: a PhD. PhDs require research, independent study, and thesis components that JDs do not. While PhD holders are considered doctors, JD holders are not."
If an individual passes a state bar exam, s/he can practice law right away. The master's candidate going through a PhD program has added classes and the research etc noted already.
A Medical Doctor, or MD, requires rigorous and advanced training as part of their professional qualification. It is proper to call them Doctor or Dr. before their names or use the MD after their names in titles:
For HisArphy his normal address would be Mr. His Arphy. In writing, you could scribble: His Arpy Esq. That would signify he has a law degree somewhere and is in good standing in some state(s). On Lit threads, he is often referred to as Derpy as a familial term of endearment.
- Dr. Jill Biden, Ed.D., [Doctor of Education]
- Dr. Anthony Fauci, MD [Medical Doctor]
- Doctor Piddy Combs may be used when speaking to him or Sean Combs, HDR in writing. The "HDR" would be the abbreviation of "Honorary Doctorate."
- Mr. His Arpy, Esq. [Esquire derived from an understudy of a Knight; like Don Quijote and Sancho Panza.]
Note Rudy Giuliani can no longer use the appended Esq. as he is barred from practicing over some serious stuff, as a stupid lawyer said, and he knew better. Lawyers are like that. Note: On Lit, unfortunately, one cannot disbar a lawyer from practicing badly.
"Dre's "Dr." title is privileged, and he doesn't have a practitioner training. He got a privileged doctorate from the College of Southern California for his commitments to music."
We know that Dr. Phil is a phony and I bet we would find that Sleepy Ben Carson and Candyman Ronnie Jackson are phonies as well.
Your point would be if they were not? And actually, they are doctors, just not good ones, it seems.
I’d trust my life to Dr. Dre before I would to Sleepy Ben or the Candyman
Feckin' Spelling Nazi!
Dr. Phil, part time asshole, has a PhD in clinical psychology. Sleepy Ben Carson is a renowned neurosurgeon. Candyman Jackson is a chiropractor played by Jon Cryer.
