By Anonymous - 31/10/2013 20:42 - United Kingdom - Leicester
Same thing different taste
By DocBastard, meet DocCunt - 18/10/2013 22:12 - Australia - Sydney
Crossing a line
By Anonymous - 20/02/2015 19:25 - United States - Wapakoneta
Nice family you've got there
By Anonymous - 07/03/2015 10:34 - United Kingdom - Edinburgh
Surgery gone rogue
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Unprofessional
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Funny, thanks
By picklebug - 26/07/2013 16:25 - United States - Minneapolis
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let's be real here; he's not entirely wrong. But he wasn't saying that to you in a threatening way, from the perspective you give us, at least I hope.... If it"s making you too uncomfortable, get a new doctor, but for the hard work this guy has come up to to be a doctor, "accidentally" killing your patient is an insult to the entire medical scene. Cheer up, he'll fix you up good with the best of his abilities.
I hope the operation is to remove your wrenched funny bone and your doctor's name is Milton Bradley.
"Water on the knee?"
Woah!
Time to get a new doctor!
That's comforting.
And I thought mine was bad for saying a nerve biopsy wouldn't hurt him at all. And oh yea, I would feel a lot of pain. Lol he overheard me say to my mom right before he came into the room for the consult that I bet this wouldn't be comfortable.
Maybe he has a really creepy screwed up sense of humour.?
What kinda doctor would say that?... crazy.
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In medical school he worried about passing as a surgeon, but he made the cut. That was bad.
To answer your question: NO. IT WASN'T ME. (but I've totally said almost this exact thing)