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Re: ondansetronFrom: fuf (fuf@ix.netcom.com)Sun Nov 12 21:18:46 2000
> > PS how do you get "fuf" from Gary Kleinman (in the e-mail address)? John > > At Sun, 12 Nov 2000, fuf wrote: >> It is a joke in the worst taste. I think the world of this list, so I will answer, although I do this with reluctance. A physician partner and I were wondering what to call our nicely designed database which enabled us to track patients with prenatally designed birth defects. He suggested fufbase and when I asked what it stood for, he said "f'd-up fetus". The name stuck. When administrators of our Church run hospital toured our high-risk obstetrics consult office, they saw the "Welcome to Fufbase" on the computer and asked what it meant. My partner was very sharp and he responded without hesitation: "fetal ultrasound finding". The next day, the clergy commented at our meeting how impressed they were about fufbase. That was about 6 years ago. I was getting on-line for the first time. I thought that short internet addresses sounded classy, so I asked my partner if anyone will know what fuf stands for? When he reassured me that no one would, I became fuf@gulf.net and had the shortest address of anyone I knew. Years later, people would crack up when I handed them my business card and I knew that it wasn't an inside joke. Soon I will get a cable modem and will chose a more tasteful joke for my address. Gary Kleinman PS: if ondansetron won't prevent vomiting with 2 fingers in the throat, try granisetron.
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