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you’re not gonna believe this…a terminal patient of mine died, an autopsy was done and the name of the fellow who did the autopsy is
Dr. Arsenic. :laughing:
no kidding.

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Obviously, none of his patients have complained! :laughing:

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I once met a surgeon whose name was Dr. Butcher. He had quite a sense of humor. But then again, I suppose he would have needed one.

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Arsenic and old lass?

This smells of… elderberries!

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hahhahaha…indeeeeeed :slight_smile:



check this out, it’s so good…
http://www.geocities.com/fang_club/hungarian_phrasebook.html

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I know I had the reference somewhere…

Let’s see these DVDs: For a Few Dollars Amar (the sequel to “The Wood, the Bag and the Uillean”), Amar’s Chord by Fellini… Amargeddon… Amarican gig-uilleo…

hey here it is—“Amar-scenic & Oh-là-là”

starring CURRY GRUNT!

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I imagine he’s retired or dead by now, but years ago inmy social worker life I came across an orthopedic surgeon named Bonebreak.

I’ve also known several cops named Justice.

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you should have heard me now.
“WHAT THE F…??” is all I could say just now…you’re a crazy dude zoobster. dang, who’s the hot babe on my shoulder???
:laughing:

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One of my orthopedic surgeons was named Dr. Bender

Ron

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I knew a Dentist named Dr. Payne. :boggle: He had a thriving practice.

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i knew a paediatrician, his name was Kindli, which mean “little child”.
:slight_smile:

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A non sequitur? :slight_smile:

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I know of a travel agent named Suzanne Tripp.

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I know a mortician named Wurm.

-“What happened to old So-and-so?”

-“The Wurm’s got him.”

:smiley:

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There was a dentist in the town I work in named Dr. Kruel.
My pediatrician when I was a kid was Dr. Skaar (at least he wasn’t a plastic surgeon!).

Beth

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Somewhat related - everytime we go to Chinatown in San Francisco I chuckle when I see the sign for the “Hang On Insurance Company”.

This is a real company (and has been around for the better part of 20 years, if not longer) - their offices face onto Portsmouth Square. According to my wife, the name means something fairly insurance-company-ordinary in Cantonese; she didn’t even notice it until I asked her to think of what it sounds like in English. She did her best not to laugh - and failed. :laughing:

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When I lived in Fresno during the 70’s, there was a chiropractor named (seriously) Dr. Breakiron.

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oh, it’s josephine hull…i guess she’s not that hot anymore… :smiley:

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Mortimer, I strongly suggest you never NEVER call me crrrrrrazy again, or say I look like Boris Kkkkkarlof because it could make me really mad…

Beside, you’re the one batty, to confuse dear sweet old aunt Abby and her elderberries wine with a hot blonde. :laughing:

Your only excuse is Cary Grant wasn’t known as much more of an expert on women… :roll:

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In my city there is an ob/gyn named Dr. Bush! :astonished: Also, in the county I grew up in, years ago there were campaign signs, “Crook for Sheriff!”