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26 October, 2005
Posted in: Miscellaneous

In hospital, people were constantly sticking
needles into me.  One nurse said
“Vous avez des veines comme un bûcheron”.   I asked Mr. Waffle why they would say that I had veins like a cork (comme
un bouchon).  He looked surprised then
asked “could it have been “comme un bûcheron?’” Ah yes, that was it, what does that
mean?  “Like a woodcutter”.  Fantastic, kick the patient when she’s down.

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kristin

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on 26 October 2005 at 14:42

ah, and can’t one always count on the husband to find exactly the right thing to say. a delicate piece of something in close contact with the Very Best Wines? no, no, no, Paul Bunyan.
*sigh*    

belgianwaffle

on 27 October 2005 at 11:21

I dunno Mike but I wish I did.
Kristin, indeed.. 0
Sweetie(s) given    

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