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Because weak candidates don't get jobs where the best money is paid.Originally posted by d000hg View PostWhy would perves only accept NHS jobs?
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Doe, a deer, a female deer.Originally posted by VectraMan View PostI had bowel surgery recently.
Hope it went well
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I had bowel surgery recently.Originally posted by DaveB View PostA favorite was during bowel surgery. They would have to test the seal on any stitches in the bowels once they were done. The favoured way to do this was to pump air into the bowel via the arsehole and then expel it again via the same route. Musical routines where not uncommon.
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Yes, don't use the NHS.Originally posted by BolshieBastard View PostCan you ever be certain you arent being 'handled' by a pervert?
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I think I had an inappropriate doctor. Low grade enough that I wasn't quite sure, but I never made an appointment to see him again. (Dallas, PM me and I'll send you his details
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When the ex-Mrs B was training they used to get up to all set of shenanigans in surgery.
A favorite was during bowel surgery. They would have to test the seal on any stitches in the bowels once they were done. The favoured way to do this was to pump air into the bowel via the arsehole and then expel it again via the same route. Musical routines where not uncommon.
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