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| This valuable quarterhorse comes in with colic. We do blood work, abdominal tap, and palpation. And we're still undecided whether to go to surgery. So I decided to redo the abdominal tap. | |
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| Better change the subject your wife is coming this way. | |
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| Err... I... I see this brunette with legs that won't stop and huge jugs on the other side of the room. Well, I start thinking of all the mean, nasty, perserve things I'd like to do with her. | |
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| So where was I? Oh yeah. I stick the needle in several centimeters from the midline and hit a isolated pocket of peritonitis. So it's off to surgery. We must have removed 3 yards of gut. | |
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