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6/28/2015 1:59:14 AM
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I thought a PhD in veterinary medicine made someone a vet... Guess I was wrong. =X
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A PhD would only be needed to teach at a collegiate level. A doctorate would make you a vet.
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I'm dumb lol
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A veteran (from Latin vetus, meaning "old") is a person who has had long service or experience in a particular occupation or field
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He said vet, not veteran.
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Who's "he said" THATS YOU lol prob failed in backing your self up with another account XD I Got confused :P
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Edited by Flailing_Weasel: 6/28/2015 2:11:08 AMThe OP said vet. It's in the title of the thread. Nowhere did the OP in the original post or the thread title say "veteran". Only vet. Hence why I said "He said vet", although that does assume the OP is male. Nice try, though. It's ok to be confused, I get confused all the time.
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However I replied to you hence you should've of said "you said" because I am OP nice try buddy.
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Edited by Flailing_Weasel: 6/28/2015 2:17:59 AMrekt edit: =P
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It's short for veteran if you didn't notice in your clear sarcastic post.
