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Why ENT?
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I guess this isn't the place to ask for that kind of advice?
I guess this isn't the place to ask for that kind of advice?
because it's such a babe magnet specialty
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because it's such a babe magnet specialty
HA. When I meet girls when I go out sometimes they ask what I want to do, so I experiment with various surgical fields. Ortho gets a great, almost salivary response. Their eyes light up as they tell you about some hero doc who fixed their bumb knee. I've noticed somewhat disappointedly that ENT gets a markedly more reserved response. Likewise, explaining the meaning of otolaryngology over loud club music is essentially anti-game. But you can always swing the convo towards facial plastics and salvage any lost booty (j/k). I'll have to try Uro out sometime..
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HA. When I meet girls when I go out sometimes they ask what I want to do, so I experiment with various surgical fields. Ortho gets a great, almost salivary response. Their eyes light up as they tell you about some hero doc who fixed their bumb knee. I've noticed somewhat disappointedly that ENT gets a markedly more reserved response. Likewise, explaining the meaning of otolaryngology over loud club music is essentially anti-game. But you can always swing the convo towards facial plastics and salvage any lost booty (j/k). I'll have to try Uro out sometime..

Do you go with ENT? Otolaryngology? Or "I'm a Head and Neck surgeon"? I'd say go with the last one since it gives it more pop.
HA. When I meet girls when I go out sometimes they ask what I want to do, so I experiment with various surgical fields. Ortho gets a great, almost salivary response. Their eyes light up as they tell you about some hero doc who fixed their bumb knee. I've noticed somewhat disappointedly that ENT gets a markedly more reserved response. Likewise, explaining the meaning of otolaryngology over loud club music is essentially anti-game. But you can always swing the convo towards facial plastics and salvage any lost booty (j/k). I'll have to try Uro out sometime..
Dude, just say pediatric oncologist/cardiologist/surgeon then spit out some stuff about loving kids and their innocence. The girl's panties will be off before the drink you ordered her even comes.