"We are here on earth to do good for others. What the others are here for, I don't know."
W. H. Auden, Anglo-American poet
You remember Socks, don't you? Socks, the Incredible Supine Bitch;
Her default pose in an older picture 3 months ago.
Socks loves her tummy rubs so much that she would flip over every single time I walk by (I can't help wishing that I have that same power over supermodels and beach babes, though). But in the past few weeks, I realised that Socks is getting ridiculously rotund. I mean, she can't even lie on her back anymore;
OMGBALLOON.
I gave her a little shove with the sole of my sandals and she flopped right over like a bloated sack of wet cement. Seriously, she had been a really greedy bitch and I have caught her stealing Fifi's food from her many times (by growling at Fifi till she freaks out and drops whatever she's holding in her mouth). I have to shoo Socks away and close the gates to the stairs leading up to my room on her every time I wanted to give Fifi a bone or biscuit. She's just so tiresome sometimes.
Now that she's oh-ho-ho-bese, I find it an excellent opportunity for me to practice some hard-learned doctor skillz on her. Okay, I know I'm still only in my second year in med school and I have not attended a single Surgery lecture yet - but any old quack with a scalpel can perform lipoplasty. Worse case scenario; I poke a hole in her spleen or create a fat embolus that bobs all the way to her lungs and kill her. But those are risks I'm willing to take.
So here's the rough schematic diagram for the procedure with the postulated outcome.
Yeah. I'm sure it will ooze right out.
Oh, there isn't a vacuum cleaner lying around so I can't like, make a small incision, stick it in and suck it out like what they do for them big, shiny Hollywood royalties - but the basis of good doctoring is improvisation,
Anyway, the operation was a rip-roaring success...
...except for one teensy, little hitch. The bits of fatty tissues we recovered from the patient's abdomen are... err... extremely bizarre in shape, colour and consistency.
They also squirm a lot and make real cutesy yelping and whiny noises;
Patient in recovery bay.
This will redefine our perception on fat and flab! I mean, you won't diet and exercise these little fatheads to their doom now that you know they are alive and quite literally kicking, right? Liposuction will be made illegal. Before you know it, everyone will want to be tubby and grow their own litter of downy cellulites. This is the dawning of a whole new era, ladies and gentlemen! Fat will be the new fab! Watch out for my name in all the major medical journals - I'll be mailing my research papers as soon as I locate an envelope.
"Mama?" *Kiss*
Particularly new ones.
Surgeon-in-n00b
k0k s3n w4i
7 comments:
eh, dude, where are the puppies??
OMG SO CUTE ! the best part:
"Mama?" *kiss*
awww. T_T
(po so mushy)
Hoh mai god! yes i agree with beve, the best part is def: "Mama? *kiss*"
hehe..so cute..
She's knocked up dude, KNOCKED UP - just like Izzy, I mean Katherine Heigl LOL!
But damn, Socks is a breeder par excellence. How many puppies exactly are there in a litter?
@lingghezhi
Dude, you walk right over them every single day! Several times a day, in fact. They are right under that staircase that leads up to your room. OMGNOOB.
@beve
Who is po? There's no po here!
@zzzyun
Puppies are born with the cute gene :D
@michellesy
Well, she gets knocked up every year. You think she'd learn.
A litter just refers to the number birthed at the same go. 2 to infinity, I should think.
yes, cute. very.
wait till they grow up.
i almost died laughing at the "rough schematic diagram"!! LOL!! improvisation huh. now where did i read some tiny fact that people used to use ants as stitches? really! hmm..
note, "almost". you'll get it next time =P
@jen
The survival rate for puppies in Manipal isn't very good. Fifi was the sole survivor of two combined litters by Socks and Mom last year. They'll be cute and scamper about the place for a while... then die.
I read about the anthead stitches too - but why it's used at all, I dunno. I'll stick to good old silk thread and biodegradable polymers, thank you very much.
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