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|    Surgeons offer frank opinions about thei    |
|    02 Nov 14 06:32:00    |
      From: gone.bananas517@gmail.com              Five surgeons attending a convention in Las Vegas --       Where else? -- were overheard discussing who makes       the best patients to operate on.       <       The first surgeon, from New York City, said "I,       personally, like to work on accountants because,       when you open them up, everything inside is numbered."       <       The second, from Chicago responded, "Yeah, but you       should try electricians! Everything inside them       is color coded."       <       The third surgeon, from Dallas chimed in: "No,       I really think librarians are the best because       everything inside them is in alphabetical order."       <       The fourth, from Los Angeles, casually remarked:       'You know, I personally enjoy working on construction       workers . . . Those guys never even bat an eye, even       when you tell them there were a few parts left over."       <       But the fifth surgeon, from Washington, D.C., shut       them all up when he injected his two-cents' worth:       <       "You're all wrong! Politicians in the nation's Capitol       are the easiest to operate on. Most have no guts,       no heart, no balls and no spine . . . And, best of all,       their brains and assholes are interchangeable."       <       < ================       <       This message has been brought to you by:       <       https://groups.google.com/forum/#!topic/alt.politics/-0Ulf3lujxY              --- SoupGate-Win32 v1.05        * Origin: you cannot sedate... all the things you hate (1:229/2)    |
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