...can be seen here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZhzMDNbfCE
in case you missed it.
-- R Flowers
...can be seen here:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7ZhzMDNbfCE
in case you missed it.
-- R Flowers
Thanks for the link. Not so much on the funny, though.
A few ep references:
[3F13] Use of the word perfectly cromulent "embiggened" [DABF18] Marge gets implants [AABF18] Homer has to look something up in the dictionary...and still has trouble understanding.
1. They don't give you gas. They give you a sedative via an IV. 2. There are not a lot of medical students watching in the gallery. 3. The whole process you go through the night before was conveniently left out.
How do I know all this? Both my father's parents had colon cancer. Therefore, ...
Mr. Museum
By the same token:
1. An organ recipient does not lie on a gurney right next to the donor during the operation.
Paul
"Paul Bartram" <p.bartram AT OR NEAR mysoul.com.au> wrote:
Most hospitals don't have a quack on staff.
That they'll admit to.
wrote
They've just brought back a doctor from America to stand trial for the botched operations he performed in Queensland. Big scandal...
Paul
I was not referring to Abe's kidney transplant. I was referring to Homer's colonoscopy. And comparing it to mine. Which I wouldn't have had to have for five or ten more years, except that both my father's parents had colon cancer.
Paul, I wish you well and hope that everything turns out OK.
Mr. Museum
Paul Bartram wrote:
You guys can keep him!
On Sat, 13 Sep 2008, Paul Bartram wrote:
But that's fallout from all the fiction where they transfer the minds of two people. They have to be next to each other since the machine can only reach so far, and they have to be hooked up at the same time to do the transfer.
MIchael