So this is what happens when a Kenyan rewrites healthcare laws…
Al Dentesays
What do you get when you cross a lion with an octopus?
A summons from the Ethics Committee and withdrawal of all your funding.
John Horstmansays
Poor sick kitty. Well, could-rip-my-face-off-if-it-felt-like-it (and-wasn’t-sedated-and-strapped-down-in-an-MRI-scanner) lion, but still. :-(
John Horstmansays
@Al Dente #7: Hehe.
Igneous Ricksays
Meanwhile, the Tin Man had to wait in another building.
Trebuchetsays
On my second visit to the picture, it occurs to me there’s hot furry-bondage-medical porn right there!
Dominique DeShieldssays
Interesting, I wasn’t aware we were in contact with the Kzinti.
Nick Gottssays
One of my wife’s English-as-a-foreign-language students told her and his colleagues he was going to Milan “by cat”. Arriving on the back of this beast would certainly impress, if he survived the ride!
Larrysays
Hell, no, I’m not gonna be the one to tell him he’s scheduled next for a colonoscopy!
woozysays
@10
Hee, hee, imagine the Tin Woodman getting an EKG… Ah, Crap. Tin isn’t magnetically conductive. Damn, it. That’d have been kind of funny otherwise.
leerudolphsays
@15
Hee, hee, imagine the Tin Woodman getting an EKG… Ah, Crap. Tin isn’t magnetically conductive.
I assume that the Tin Woodman, like “tin cans”, was made of “tinplate”, i.e., steel with a thin coat of tin. (Nowadays the coating might be one of those horrible Chemical Plastics.) I don’t know how to figure out how thin the coat would have to be to foil an EKG.
I assume that the Tin Woodman, like “tin cans”, was made of “tinplate”, i.e., steel with a thin coat of tin. (Nowadays the coating might be one of those horrible Chemical Plastics.) I don’t know how to figure out how thin the coat would have to be to foil an EKG.
You ain’t lyin’! Err, lion.
Kitty!
I sure hope it’s not a PET scan!
Ah, the King of the Animals! Such pride and dignity on display.
(Hope it was nothing serious?)
That’s a lie-on!
So this is what happens when a Kenyan rewrites healthcare laws…
What do you get when you cross a lion with an octopus?
A summons from the Ethics Committee and withdrawal of all your funding.
Poor sick kitty. Well, could-rip-my-face-off-if-it-felt-like-it (and-wasn’t-sedated-and-strapped-down-in-an-MRI-scanner) lion, but still. :-(
@Al Dente #7: Hehe.
Meanwhile, the Tin Man had to wait in another building.
On my second visit to the picture, it occurs to me there’s hot furry-bondage-medical porn right there!
Interesting, I wasn’t aware we were in contact with the Kzinti.
One of my wife’s English-as-a-foreign-language students told her and his colleagues he was going to Milan “by cat”. Arriving on the back of this beast would certainly impress, if he survived the ride!
Hell, no, I’m not gonna be the one to tell him he’s scheduled next for a colonoscopy!
@10
Hee, hee, imagine the Tin Woodman getting an EKG… Ah, Crap. Tin isn’t magnetically conductive. Damn, it. That’d have been kind of funny otherwise.
@15
I assume that the Tin Woodman, like “tin cans”, was made of “tinplate”, i.e., steel with a thin coat of tin. (Nowadays the coating might be one of those horrible Chemical Plastics.) I don’t know how to figure out how thin the coat would have to be to foil an EKG.
Just don’t try to give him an MRI.
Oh, poor kitty! I really hope he’s okay…
But what about the strawman?
And no microwaving, either.
Someone had to untie it and convince it that was all for its own good.
But what about the strawman?
The blogosphere got him. All thats left is empty clothes.