Coincidence Or Spooky?

[mrs_overall]

Yesterday afternoon I made a planned visit to the hospital. On duty was a consultant called Steve. He had 5 underlings with him, all called James. Also on duty was a male nurse called James...and the ward clerk was also called James.
Are James taking over the NHS?

[sandyRoe]

And didn't they do a TV documentary about a St James' hospital in Newcastle?

[sandyRoe]

Google tells me it was in Leeds.

[Svejk]

Was Steve from glesgae.?

[murraymints]

spooooky.. dad had two consultants..broom and brush !

[Svejk]

they based 'Scrubs' on them, minty.

[murraymints]

tee hee !

[sandyRoe]

If Steve was from glasgae he'd have been called jimmy. As in, see you, jimmy.

[Svejk]

he'd have called everyone else jimmy, sandy. ;)

[mrs_overall]

Next time I am there I am going to check to make sure the cleaner hasn't changed her name to James

[sandyRoe]

Or the consultant his to Stephanie.

[Psybbo]

I like the 'planned' bit, no blue flashing lights then Home James

[gness]

I think you'll find there was only one person on duty and you were drugged into hallucinating the others in the latest NHS cost cutting efforts..... ☺

[aelmpvw]

i suppose on your return journey you said 'home james'

[pixie373]

When my son had his annual a&e trip (on holiday), we saw Jim, then Tim and joked the x-ray lady would be Kim. She was...

[sandyRoe]

I'm not sure this informality sits well on doctors. You couldn't really imagine Sir Samuel Sqad, FRCS, being too happy about being called Sammy by one and all.

[pixie373]

From my post? Perhaps for children?