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Why Cats are Not Doctors
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Oh my god that was way too cute/adorable. I can feel my teeth rotting and my arteries clogging! 😀
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Brilliant.
This is SDN at its finest. Lolcats meets Burnett's Law.
:O this is amazing.
Excellent.
^ This is one time I'm glad that a Cat is a doctor.
🙂^ This is one time I'm glad that a Cat is a doctor.
I can attest that pawing furiously at nearby flies does help liven up boring meetings.
MEeeee-OUTT
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I...I think I saw Catalyst in there...
🙂
I can attest that pawing furiously at nearby flies does help liven up boring meetings.
LOL I didnt know you posted here..And I spelled your name wrong.🙁
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Though I'm pretty sure some of the attendings I've met do hiss and bare their teeth whenever the new interns (or medical students) are introduced.
Though I'm pretty sure some of the attendings I've met do hiss and bare their teeth whenever the new interns (or medical students) are introduced.
How can you distinguish a member of the French military?
Sunburned armpits.
Sunburned armpits.
