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SOOOO FAKE LOL TOOO FAKE YOU'RE NOT FOOLING ANYONE
...In a professional appointment, you tried to start chatting up the doctor because she happened to be "a cute Korean woman"? Oy.
There's a distinct difference between "the doctor was a cute Korean woman, so I tried to start a conversation", and simply conversing. Of course you should talk to people you're requesting a treatment from -- but as you would to a trained service provider (regardless of their nationality or appearance) whose office you're in, not like you're trying to pick the doctor up. That's why the "oy".
I require the YDI button back, please. Only because op went for acupuncture in the first place.
What the hell is wrong with acupuncture?
It's pseudoscience.
Yes, and 'that could've happened to me' is the worst alternative button, because someone could easily think that and still consider it an FML. They should change it to 'that could've happened to anyone.' Or, you know, bring back YDI, which is what pretty much everyone would prefer.
We might say you just couldn't keep it in your pants
Maybe you shared more than you should have on the first date...
Maybe she was a North Korean spy trying to figure out how to put nukes into acupuncture needles, and do some research on mustard gas
lol
What did that asshole say?
::toot!::
Hahaha man don't stress it
That must of blew her away.
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Well, you couldn't help it. If she's an acupuncture doctor I'm sure she's dealt with it before. You'll survive.
As embarrassing as that sounds, I fear the worst is yet to come; you may have a rare condition called sitcom-itus. You've already exhibited an hilariously awkward foiled romantic attempt, so if you notice any of the following, I'd recommend contacting a doctor (or better screenwriter): problems that seem to solve themselves in half an hour, a diverse cast of archetypal friends, or an omnipresent studio audience.