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[cowgirla]

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Webster's Dictonary defines "veterinary medicine" as the best profession for satisfying your curiosity about cat poo. I initially encountered these rice like worms squirming during my first serious job of judging cats' backsides at the Crazy Cat Ladies Convention. I bought some stuff online in order to relieve my extreme allergies to cats. After that, I won the Multispecies Fecal Judging Contest, where, based on taste, touch and smell, I correctly identified the parasitic infectious agent responsible for feline psychopathy, otherwise known as "loco gato mister roboto" disease. My current GPA and GRE are non-existent, however, I feel my poo-tasting diagnostics are extremely valuable and would enhance any application. Know what I'm sayin'?

My love for veterinary medicine is like hot soup on a pizza: novel, genius, and heartwarming. While shadowing, I healed a dying gerbil by hugging myself and singing "Kumbya". I then compared gerbil poo with Pegasus feathers and discovered they have nothing in common. My greatest achievement ever is inventing a speculum that can replace antibiotics. In addition, this speculum can become a light saber. This tool expands the boundaries of medicine and the force that is with you. Surprisingly, Star Wars school had no veterinary classes in homeopathy, leading me to question whether becoming a Jedi was really the best way to begin my ostrich farm. Speaking of ostriches, I married one (Ophelia!) because

 

[moosenanny]

Webster's Dictonary defines "veterinary medicine" as the best profession for satisfying your curiosity about cat poo. I initially encountered these rice like worms squirming during my first serious job of judging cats' backsides at the Crazy Cat Ladies Convention. I bought some stuff online in order to relieve my extreme allergies to cats. After that, I won the Multispecies Fecal Judging Contest, where, based on taste, touch and smell, I correctly identified the parasitic infectious agent responsible for feline psychopathy, otherwise known as "loco gato mister roboto" disease. My current GPA and GRE are non-existent, however, I feel my poo-tasting diagnostics are extremely valuable and would enhance any application. Know what I'm sayin'?

My love for veterinary medicine is like hot soup on a pizza: novel, genius, and heartwarming. While shadowing, I healed a dying gerbil by hugging myself and singing "Kumbya". I then compared gerbil poo with Pegasus feathers and discovered they have nothing in common. My greatest achievement ever is inventing a speculum that can replace antibiotics. In addition, this speculum can become a light saber. This tool expands the boundaries of medicine and the force that is with you. Surprisingly, Star Wars school had no veterinary classes in homeopathy, leading me to question whether becoming a Jedi was really the best way to begin my ostrich farm. Speaking of ostriches, I married one (Ophelia!) because I believe in Animal Rights

 

[bbeventer]

Webster's Dictonary defines "veterinary medicine" as the best profession for satisfying your curiosity about cat poo. I initially encountered these rice like worms squirming during my first serious job of judging cats' backsides at the Crazy Cat Ladies Convention. I bought some stuff online in order to relieve my extreme allergies to cats. After that, I won the Multispecies Fecal Judging Contest, where, based on taste, touch and smell, I correctly identified the parasitic infectious agent responsible for feline psychopathy, otherwise known as "loco gato mister roboto" disease. My current GPA and GRE are non-existent, however, I feel my poo-tasting diagnostics are extremely valuable and would enhance any application. Know what I'm sayin'?

My love for veterinary medicine is like hot soup on a pizza: novel, genius, and heartwarming. While shadowing, I healed a dying gerbil by hugging myself and singing "Kumbya". I then compared gerbil poo with Pegasus feathers and discovered they have nothing in common. My greatest achievement ever is inventing a speculum that can replace antibiotics. In addition, this speculum can become a light saber. This tool expands the boundaries of medicine and the force that is with you. Surprisingly, Star Wars school had no veterinary classes in homeopathy, leading me to question whether becoming a Jedi was really the best way to begin my ostrich farm. Speaking of ostriches, I married one (Ophelia!) because I believe in Animal Rights, but I frequently get that

 

[PetPony]

Webster's Dictonary defines "veterinary medicine" as the best profession for satisfying your curiosity about cat poo. I initially encountered these rice like worms squirming during my first serious job of judging cats' backsides at the Crazy Cat Ladies Convention. I bought some stuff online in order to relieve my extreme allergies to cats. After that, I won the Multispecies Fecal Judging Contest, where, based on taste, touch and smell, I correctly identified the parasitic infectious agent responsible for feline psychopathy, otherwise known as "loco gato mister roboto" disease. My current GPA and GRE are non-existent, however, I feel my poo-tasting diagnostics are extremely valuable and would enhance any application. Know what I'm sayin'?

My love for veterinary medicine is like hot soup on a pizza: novel, genius, and heartwarming. While shadowing, I healed a dying gerbil by hugging myself and singing "Kumbya". I then compared gerbil poo with Pegasus feathers and discovered they have nothing in common. My greatest achievement ever is inventing a speculum that can replace antibiotics. In addition, this speculum can become a light saber. This tool expands the boundaries of medicine and the force that is with you. Surprisingly, Star Wars school had no veterinary classes in homeopathy, leading me to question whether becoming a Jedi was really the best way to begin my ostrich farm. Speaking of ostriches, I married one (Ophelia!) because I believe in Animal Rights, but I frequently get that weird vibe from her because

 

[sunnyshine]

Webster's Dictonary defines "veterinary medicine" as the best profession for satisfying your curiosity about cat poo. I initially encountered these rice like worms squirming during my first serious job of judging cats' backsides at the Crazy Cat Ladies Convention. I bought some stuff online in order to relieve my extreme allergies to cats. After that, I won the Multispecies Fecal Judging Contest, where, based on taste, touch and smell, I correctly identified the parasitic infectious agent responsible for feline psychopathy, otherwise known as "loco gato mister roboto" disease. My current GPA and GRE are non-existent, however, I feel my poo-tasting diagnostics are extremely valuable and would enhance any application. Know what I'm sayin'?

My love for veterinary medicine is like hot soup on a pizza: novel, genius, and heartwarming. While shadowing, I healed a dying gerbil by hugging myself and singing "Kumbya". I then compared gerbil poo with Pegasus feathers and discovered they have nothing in common. My greatest achievement ever is inventing a speculum that can replace antibiotics. In addition, this speculum can become a light saber. This tool expands the boundaries of medicine and the force that is with you. Surprisingly, Star Wars school had no veterinary classes in homeopathy, leading me to question whether becoming a Jedi was really the best way to begin my ostrich farm. Speaking of ostriches, I married one (Ophelia!) because I believe in Animal Rights, but I frequently get that weird vibe from her because I often catch her nibbling

 

[PendantWorld]

Webster's Dictonary defines "veterinary medicine" as the best profession for satisfying your curiosity about cat poo. I initially encountered these rice like worms squirming during my first serious job of judging cats' backsides at the Crazy Cat Ladies Convention. I bought some stuff online in order to relieve my extreme allergies to cats. After that, I won the Multispecies Fecal Judging Contest, where, based on taste, touch and smell, I correctly identified the parasitic infectious agent responsible for feline psychopathy, otherwise known as "loco gato mister roboto" disease. My current GPA and GRE are non-existent, however, I feel my poo-tasting diagnostics are extremely valuable and would enhance any application. Know what I'm sayin'?

My love for veterinary medicine is like hot soup on a pizza: novel, genius, and heartwarming. While shadowing, I healed a dying gerbil by hugging myself and singing "Kumbya". I then compared gerbil poo with Pegasus feathers and discovered they have nothing in common. My greatest achievement ever is inventing a speculum that can replace antibiotics. In addition, this speculum can become a light saber. This tool expands the boundaries of medicine and the force that is with you. Surprisingly, Star Wars school had no veterinary classes in homeopathy, leading me to question whether becoming a Jedi was really the best way to begin my ostrich farm. Speaking of ostriches, I married one (Ophelia!) because I believe in Animal Rights, but I frequently get that weird vibe from her because I often catch her nibbling my purebred cockapoo, Sir Fluffernutters.

 

[LetItSnow]

Webster's Dictonary defines "veterinary medicine" as the best profession for satisfying your curiosity about cat poo. I initially encountered these rice like worms squirming during my first serious job of judging cats' backsides at the Crazy Cat Ladies Convention. I bought some stuff online in order to relieve my extreme allergies to cats. After that, I won the Multispecies Fecal Judging Contest, where, based on taste, touch and smell, I correctly identified the parasitic infectious agent responsible for feline psychopathy, otherwise known as "loco gato mister roboto" disease. My current GPA and GRE are non-existent, however, I feel my poo-tasting diagnostics are extremely valuable and would enhance any application. Know what I'm sayin'?

My love for veterinary medicine is like hot soup on a pizza: novel, genius, and heartwarming. While shadowing, I healed a dying gerbil by hugging myself and singing "Kumbya". I then compared gerbil poo with Pegasus feathers and discovered they have nothing in common. My greatest achievement ever is inventing a speculum that can replace antibiotics. In addition, this speculum can become a light saber. This tool expands the boundaries of medicine and the force that is with you. Surprisingly, Star Wars school had no veterinary classes in homeopathy, leading me to question whether becoming a Jedi was really the best way to begin my ostrich farm. Speaking of ostriches, I married one (Ophelia!) because I believe in Animal Rights, but I frequently get that weird vibe from her because I often catch her nibbling my purebred cockapoo, Sir Fluffernutters.

Nevertheless, my bestial ways have

 

[NStarz]

Webster's Dictonary defines "veterinary medicine" as the best profession for satisfying your curiosity about cat poo. I initially encountered these rice like worms squirming during my first serious job of judging cats' backsides at the Crazy Cat Ladies Convention. I bought some stuff online in order to relieve my extreme allergies to cats. After that, I won the Multispecies Fecal Judging Contest, where, based on taste, touch and smell, I correctly identified the parasitic infectious agent responsible for feline psychopathy, otherwise known as "loco gato mister roboto" disease. My current GPA and GRE are non-existent, however, I feel my poo-tasting diagnostics are extremely valuable and would enhance any application. Know what I'm sayin'?

My love for veterinary medicine is like hot soup on a pizza: novel, genius, and heartwarming. While shadowing, I healed a dying gerbil by hugging myself and singing "Kumbya". I then compared gerbil poo with Pegasus feathers and discovered they have nothing in common. My greatest achievement ever is inventing a speculum that can replace antibiotics. In addition, this speculum can become a light saber. This tool expands the boundaries of medicine and the force that is with you. Surprisingly, Star Wars school had no veterinary classes in homeopathy, leading me to question whether becoming a Jedi was really the best way to begin my ostrich farm. Speaking of ostriches, I married one (Ophelia!) because I believe in Animal Rights, but I frequently get that weird vibe from her because I often catch her nibbling my purebred cockapoo, Sir Fluffernutters.

Nevertheless, my bestial ways have allowed me a glimpse into

 

[StartingoverVet]

Webster's Dictonary defines "veterinary medicine" as the best profession for satisfying your curiosity about cat poo. I initially encountered these rice like worms squirming during my first serious job of judging cats' backsides at the Crazy Cat Ladies Convention. I bought some stuff online in order to relieve my extreme allergies to cats. After that, I won the Multispecies Fecal Judging Contest, where, based on taste, touch and smell, I correctly identified the parasitic infectious agent responsible for feline psychopathy, otherwise known as "loco gato mister roboto" disease. My current GPA and GRE are non-existent, however, I feel my poo-tasting diagnostics are extremely valuable and would enhance any application. Know what I'm sayin'?

My love for veterinary medicine is like hot soup on a pizza: novel, genius, and heartwarming. While shadowing, I healed a dying gerbil by hugging myself and singing "Kumbya". I then compared gerbil poo with Pegasus feathers and discovered they have nothing in common. My greatest achievement ever is inventing a speculum that can replace antibiotics. In addition, this speculum can become a light saber. This tool expands the boundaries of medicine and the force that is with you. Surprisingly, Star Wars school had no veterinary classes in homeopathy, leading me to question whether becoming a Jedi was really the best way to begin my ostrich farm. Speaking of ostriches, I married one (Ophelia!) because I believe in Animal Rights, but I frequently get that weird vibe from her because I often catch her nibbling my purebred cockapoo, Sir Fluffernutters.

Nevertheless, my bestial ways have allowed me a glimpse into the LAMENESS OF PRE-VET-SDNers' collaborative creativity!

 

[eventualeventer]

Webster's Dictonary defines "veterinary medicine" as the best profession for satisfying your curiosity about cat poo. I initially encountered these rice like worms squirming during my first serious job of judging cats' backsides at the Crazy Cat Ladies Convention. I bought some stuff online in order to relieve my extreme allergies to cats. After that, I won the Multispecies Fecal Judging Contest, where, based on taste, touch and smell, I correctly identified the parasitic infectious agent responsible for feline psychopathy, otherwise known as "loco gato mister roboto" disease. My current GPA and GRE are non-existent, however, I feel my poo-tasting diagnostics are extremely valuable and would enhance any application. Know what I'm sayin'?

My love for veterinary medicine is like hot soup on a pizza: novel, genius, and heartwarming. While shadowing, I healed a dying gerbil by hugging myself and singing "Kumbya". I then compared gerbil poo with Pegasus feathers and discovered they have nothing in common. My greatest achievement ever is inventing a speculum that can replace antibiotics. In addition, this speculum can become a light saber. This tool expands the boundaries of medicine and the force that is with you. Surprisingly, Star Wars school had no veterinary classes in homeopathy, leading me to question whether becoming a Jedi was really the best way to begin my ostrich farm. Speaking of ostriches, I married one (Ophelia!) because I believe in Animal Rights, but I frequently get that weird vibe from her because I often catch her nibbling my purebred cockapoo, Sir Fluffernutters.

Nevertheless, my bestial ways have allowed me a glimpse into the hearts of my fellow

 

[twelvetigers]

... the LAMENESS OF PRE-VET-SDNers' collaborative creativity!

Feel free to write your own, Mr. Critic.

 

[eventualeventer]

Feel free to write your own, Mr. Critic.

In any case, post denied for breaking the thread rules. Grouchy poster suspended from thread.

 

[StartingoverVet]

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[battie]

my purebred cockapoo, Sir Fluffernutters.

Made me giggle.


Webster's Dictonary defines "veterinary medicine" as the best profession for satisfying your curiosity about cat poo. I initially encountered these rice like worms squirming during my first serious job of judging cats' backsides at the Crazy Cat Ladies Convention. I bought some stuff online in order to relieve my extreme allergies to cats. After that, I won the Multispecies Fecal Judging Contest, where, based on taste, touch and smell, I correctly identified the parasitic infectious agent responsible for feline psychopathy, otherwise known as "loco gato mister roboto" disease. My current GPA and GRE are non-existent, however, I feel my poo-tasting diagnostics are extremely valuable and would enhance any application. Know what I'm sayin'?

My love for veterinary medicine is like hot soup on a pizza: novel, genius, and heartwarming. While shadowing, I healed a dying gerbil by hugging myself and singing "Kumbya". I then compared gerbil poo with Pegasus feathers and discovered they have nothing in common. My greatest achievement ever is inventing a speculum that can replace antibiotics. In addition, this speculum can become a light saber. This tool expands the boundaries of medicine and the force that is with you. Surprisingly, Star Wars school had no veterinary classes in homeopathy, leading me to question whether becoming a Jedi was really the best way to begin my ostrich farm. Speaking of ostriches, I married one (Ophelia!) because I believe in Animal Rights, but I frequently get that weird vibe from her because I often catch her nibbling my purebred cockapoo, Sir Fluffernutters.

Nevertheless, my bestial ways have allowed me a glimpse into the hearts of my fellow creature striving for equality with

 

[StartingoverVet]

Webster's Dictonary defines "veterinary medicine" as the best profession for satisfying your curiosity about cat poo. I initially encountered these rice like worms squirming during my first serious job of judging cats' backsides at the Crazy Cat Ladies Convention. I bought some stuff online in order to relieve my extreme allergies to cats. After that, I won the Multispecies Fecal Judging Contest, where, based on taste, touch and smell, I correctly identified the parasitic infectious agent responsible for feline psychopathy, otherwise known as "loco gato mister roboto" disease. My current GPA and GRE are non-existent, however, I feel my poo-tasting diagnostics are extremely valuable and would enhance any application. Know what I'm sayin'?

My love for veterinary medicine is like hot soup on a pizza: novel, genius, and heartwarming. While shadowing, I healed a dying gerbil by hugging myself and singing "Kumbya". I then compared gerbil poo with Pegasus feathers and discovered they have nothing in common. My greatest achievement ever is inventing a speculum that can replace antibiotics. In addition, this speculum can become a light saber. This tool expands the boundaries of medicine and the force that is with you. Surprisingly, Star Wars school had no veterinary classes in homeopathy, leading me to question whether becoming a Jedi was really the best way to begin my ostrich farm. Speaking of ostriches, I married one (Ophelia!) because I believe in Animal Rights, but I frequently get that weird vibe from her because I often catch her nibbling my purebred cockapoo, Sir Fluffernutters.

Nevertheless, my bestial ways have allowed me a glimpse into the hearts of my fellow creature striving for equality with those dogs or cats that practice corpophagia, because anything you eat.....