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Re: FRI I'm on my way back...From: GA12L@aol.comSun Apr 30 12:36:24 2006
In a message dated 29/04/2006 06:12:41 GMT Daylight Time, DoctorJoe@aol.com writes: Ah, I can see it now. No V/Es. No intrusive doctors. Standing up, pushing, and. . . . 1) Suddenly a loop of cord drops out on the floor! 2) Suddenly a gush of blood drops out on the floor! 3) Suddenly a leg and foot sticks out, not reaching the floor! 4) Suddenly, the patient keels over unconscious, on the floor! 5) Suddenly, . . . (add your own scenario here) At least there's not a fan blowing for the sh*t to hit. hehe Actually, there was a fan blowing in the room! But she was facing it so no brown stuff hit the whirly thing. It fel into my lap on my beuatiful green plastic apron. Gail
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