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n3rd3tt3 January 15 2005, 19:22:59 UTC
*LOL* Taaka ice cream for dessert. Oh man. Balance. Somehow, it always balances. The good, the bad, the ugly. I, too, am glad you were not witness to the birth of that turd. Blech!

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sinpar January 15 2005, 19:38:48 UTC
You had to be there. I have this reputation for being funny amongst the people I work with for some reason. Every time I get a patient in withdrawl I get an audience.

It was hysterical, though. As funny as it reads here.. to be there taxes one's bladder control.

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n3rd3tt3 January 16 2005, 05:42:15 UTC
I can imagine how it would tax one's bladder control! Mine would certainly be in jeapordy!

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tay_en_pointe January 15 2005, 20:28:26 UTC
woo hooooooooooo!
Ma'am.. that's some funny shit.
um...
i mean...
nevermind.

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sinpar January 15 2005, 21:21:23 UTC
Seriously, I wonder how this guy's plumbing at home handles the load.
We had to get an engineer in to unstop things afterward.
I have him in my mind's eye as a human version of the *phantom shitter* going from place to place stopping up public toilets because he can't go at home.

You'll never look at St. Bernards the same way again, will you? :)

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tay_en_pointe January 15 2005, 21:28:52 UTC
a plumber? maybe some form of medication might have been more appropo..
but then, i dont work in the health care profession.

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sinpar January 15 2005, 21:58:25 UTC
It was an unexpected "pregnancy". :P
And there's no medication in the world that will help that at that stage of things.

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beaten_grace January 15 2005, 20:36:23 UTC
i find it additionally hilarious that you used my husband's name as this guy's alias.

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sinpar January 15 2005, 21:18:37 UTC
Oops.
It was my uncle's name as well. That's actually why I used it.

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msdemmie January 16 2005, 09:30:00 UTC
I really dont know how you do it .............

All the medical proffession have my admiration, from what I experienced, and how I was treated, and how my mother is being treated now - I am so glad you can keep your sense of humour when things are pressed to the limit ......

Big thank you :) :)

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finubala January 16 2005, 15:48:55 UTC
I don't know how you do it, either!

If I were tied to a bed with an old battle axe nurse like me around, I don't think I'd annoy her with that high wattage superior good ole boy grin.
the smile flickered... then faded.

My goodness, you sound like a force to be reckoned with, however, no matter what you say I do not believe for a second that you are 'an old battle ax.'

(grin)

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sinpar January 16 2005, 16:20:57 UTC
Oh yeah.. at 5'9 and a weight I won't mention, I am all that and more.
I'm your best friend in the hospital or your worst nightmare. You get to pick which. :)

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