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Not The Best Chat Up Line
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I have had an overnight stay in hospital and late at night I nipped outside for some fresh air (and possibly to inhale some carcinogenic substances)). There was a fellow patient outside and I have to admit he was very easy on the eye. He said hello and introduced himself and I did likewise. After some general chitchat and minor flirting, he leaned towards me in a conspiratorial manner and came out with the killer chat up line
"Would you like to see my colostomy bag?"
"Would you like to see my colostomy bag?"
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You answered.... ..."no and don't call me bag."
07:51 Mon 23rd Mar 2015
Before I could answer he whipped up his t shirt and showed me the said colostomy bag. He then proceeded to give me his full medical history. I made my excuses to leave and his parting line was"I'm on ward 8 if you want to come and see me." This was said with a wink.
Fortunately I went home the next day.
Fortunately I went home the next day.
Now this is getting silly......too many coincidences......the accidents....the accordion playing....and now you've had a guy showing you his colostomy bag too????.....Twins indeed!
Still, at least yours had some clothes on.....I was taken completely by surprise...... and no, it's not what you're thinking....... :-(
Still, at least yours had some clothes on.....I was taken completely by surprise...... and no, it's not what you're thinking....... :-(
None of the hospitals around here permit smoking in any part of the grounds. The sight of people standing at the gates in their nightclothes puffing away is rather sad. A smoker myself, I couldn't do that. 18 months ago I spent 17 days in hospital and had no desire to smoke. You don't when you're ill.
Gness....I thought you knew we were twins separated at birth? It's just so unfortunate I got the looks AND the brains....
Jackdaw, I hadn't intended this post to turn into a debate on smoking on hospital premises but I have to reply to your rather sanctimonious comments. So you spent 17 days in hospital and state that when people are ill they have no desire to smoke.
I spent most of 2014 in hospital so I feel I am more than qualified to comment on illness. When I am ill, the occasional cigarette helps me greatly. I don't stand at the hospital gates looking like a saddo.
Regular patients keep well away from the doors but tuck themselves away....to the area where all the staff go for a smoke.
Jackdaw, I hadn't intended this post to turn into a debate on smoking on hospital premises but I have to reply to your rather sanctimonious comments. So you spent 17 days in hospital and state that when people are ill they have no desire to smoke.
I spent most of 2014 in hospital so I feel I am more than qualified to comment on illness. When I am ill, the occasional cigarette helps me greatly. I don't stand at the hospital gates looking like a saddo.
Regular patients keep well away from the doors but tuck themselves away....to the area where all the staff go for a smoke.