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| Comment by:
laker1
(5/17/2016)
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| Sure, as long as I can ask him a personal question. You know, hey Doc can my uncle the Sheriff and I come and check your computer for child porn. |
| Comment by:
laker1
(5/17/2016)
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| Sure, as long as I can ask him a personal question. You know, hey Doc can my uncle the Sheriff and I come and check your computer for child porn. |
| Comment by:
mickey
(5/17/2016)
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Should your doctor ask you if you have a swimming pool?
Should your doctor ask you if you have bleach or drain cleaner in your home?
Should your doctor ask you if you have portable space heaters in your home?
When your doctor is done talking about all the above, should your doctor ask you what's ailing you before moving on to the next patient? |
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