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| Dr. Mouse! Dr. Mouse! The patient in room 302 is bleeding through all natural openings in his body simultaneously! | |
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| Could be Holstein´s Disease if the patient has accidentally and unwittingly swallowed a cow´s head with the horns still attached, now ripping the body apart from the inside. Leads to a painful death | |
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| Could be Morbus Cucaracha if the patient´s blood vessels have been infested by mexican cockroaches blogging the circulation and causing irregular blood eruptions. Leads to an extremely painful death. | |
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| What do we do to find out? A full body scan? Extraction of blood samples? | |
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| Too expensive, time consuming and boring. We´ll just wait and see if he dies a painful death or an extremely painful death. Then we´ll know. Also there´s higher entertainment value in that method. | |
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