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Emergency Musical Interlude XV
Working where the sun don’t shine… Credit: Bowser and Blue Have you ever wondered why an intelligent human being would become a colorectal surgeon? Here is a dip back into the archives from the Canadian duo of George Bowser and Ricky Blue [Bowser and Blue] from the Annual Meeting of the American Society of [...]
Emergency Musical Interlude XIV
Like a Surgeon - cuttin’ for the very first time [There is a video that cannot be displayed in this feed. Visit the blog entry to see the video.] Credit: Weird Al Yankovich I finally made it through med school Somehow I made it through I’m just an intern I still make a mistake or two I was last in my class Barely [...]
JC Penney: Beware of the Doghouse | Creativity Online
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B is for
• back of Bourke Back of beyond, specifically inland [see woop woop] ‘The chopper will be a while yet, they’re coming from back o’ Bourke‘ • Barcoo spew Illness characterized by profuse vomiting attacks lasting days Term derived from the poor diet and living conditions in the outback (Barcoo River in western Queensland) • Bewdy To express a positive opinion for an event or object “She’s [...]
Masculus Influentia
With the winter season fast approaching it is vital that we reacquaint ourselves with one of the most important medical conditions known to man (masculus influentia). This condition is not to be taken lightly and should be treated with the respect it deserves. [There is a video that cannot be displayed in this feed. Visit the blog entry to [...]
The Learning Curve
jump |jəmp| Jumping is the act of propelling oneself upwards, using one’s own power, into the air, and then returning back to the same surface…or not Posted in Children, Kids, Photography Tagged: blooper, hammer, humor, jump, Kids, sandnsurf, video
New Zealand Vernacular Interlude
‘Heaps Beached As Bro’ In preparation for the ‘medical vernacular down under’ series, it is necessary to become accustomed to some audio vernacular pertaining to everyday occurances [There is a video that cannot be displayed in this feed. Visit the blog entry to see the video.] see also ‘Australian Vernacular Interlude‘
