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Speciality jokes
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1) Knock Knock
2) Who's there?
1) Uncle
2) Uncle who?
1) Uncle herniation!
2) Who's there?
1) Uncle
2) Uncle who?
1) Uncle herniation!
1) Knock Knock
2) Who's there?
1) Uncle
2) Uncle who?
1) Uncle herniation!
It took me a while to realize the relevancy of this joke delivered in "knock knock" form.

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Me too. I was like What? Then I said it real fast again and again, and finally got it.It took me a while to realize the relevancy of this joke delivered in "knock knock" form.![]()
Haha. Yeah. I can't be bothered to edit it. I figured if someone was interested they'd just image search it.You realize none of us can read that right?
Also, holla at my ants!
Sent from my phone. No, I wont tell you which one.
If medical specialty were a Game of Thrones character: http://www.gomerblog.com/2014/05/medical-specialty/
How many orthopedic surgeons does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A: Three, one to screw in the light bulb, and two to say, "dude, you're huge."
A: Three, one to screw in the light bulb, and two to say, "dude, you're huge."
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How many orthopedic surgeons does it take to screw in a light bulb?
A: Three, one to screw in the light bulb, and two to say, "dude, your huge."
Wrong... the light would never be replaced and a consult for urology would be needed due to a misunderstanding of the verb "screw."
Yes, it was quite clever.It took me a while to realize the relevancy of this joke delivered in "knock knock" form.![]()
I think "hardworking" is referring to the specialty itself day-to-day, not actually work ethic in med school.huh. i know this chart is just a joke, but people who dont work hard are apparently the smartest.