To compensate for my boring informational post, I thought I'd include one a bit more humorous.
Being the twit that I am, I was in my scrubs the other night after a long shift and I was searching in our refrigerator for something to eat. (refer to dumbass anonymous post in Emergency Physician = Bartender)
I found this container in the back covered with tin foil.....and my interest was piqued.
When I peeled the foil back, I was suddenly disgusted (and slightly aroused too) as this pubic mass of fungi squirted out of the bowl. It was like 70's porno-bush.
I'd say this was a Tanner 5, maybe even a Tanner 6. (for the non-meds....I don't want to "spoil" the surprise...but here's your link: http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/books/bv.fcgi?rid=endocrin.box.1059)
I didn't know whether to screw it or eat it since I had a semi-erection and some vomit in my throat. (this part is a joke for all of the anon fungus lovers out there). So, knowing that my inlaws were coming the next weekend and my wife would clean the fridge....I covered it up and pushed it back into the fridge!
Thank you 85 for making me laugh outloud in class (once again). My Vietnamese English prof. just glared at me...
ReplyDeleteHahaha.
EM: don't you mean "Engrish prof"?
ReplyDeleteHAHA, something like that, more like "enguish."
ReplyDeleteP.S. HIPAA alert on this post.
ReplyDeleteI forgot to include the usual disclaimer, and I don't want 911 to sweat the HIPAA stuff.
Rather than referring to this "patient" as "former noodle casserole", please call it "Brooke Shields in Pretty Baby".
There, I feel better.........
Gosh, now you've got me wondering about those hot dogs sitting in the back of my fridge.
ReplyDeleteI guess you wouldn't have to worry about GC since the penicillin was already there.
ReplyDeleteI would have had my pants down and a plate and fork ready. Could go either way with that one.
ReplyDeleteCAT
Hey CAT, if you needed the fork "after" having your way with the fungus.....you need to see a urologist STAT!!
ReplyDeleteSICK! But i like your blog anyway!
ReplyDeleteIn case you're inspired to do it "yeastie style", here's the relevant link: http://www.en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Mating_of_Yeast
ReplyDeleteI love watching them conjugate under the microscope ;)
-- Marco, a yeast geneticist (really!) who chose science over med school