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by Bert - 02/27/2025 1:22 PM
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07/19/2010 4:30 PM
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Haven't been on here in months and months.
No reason really, aside from getting busy with other things and life dragging me down one road or the other.
Hope everyone has been well!
Peter
"1 Doctor, 0 Staff"
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Hi. Since you started this thread, I thought I'd ask about something frivilous.
Does anyone remember an old song where the guy called the doctor asking for something "To relieve the belly-ache." and was told...
"Put the lime in the coconut, drink it all down
put the lime in the coconut, and call me in the morning."?
I guess this kind of belongs, since its about doctors and this board has doctors on it (LOL).
Wayne
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"Coconut" was a single from the classic "Nilsson Schmilsson" by Harry Nilsson:
"Doctor, ain't there nothin' I can take, I said
Doctor, to relieve this bellyache, I said
Doctor, ain't there nothin' I can take, I said
Doctor, to relieve this bellyache
Put the lime in the coconut, you drink 'em both together
Put the lime in the coconut, then you feel better
Put the lime in the coconut, drink 'em both up
Put the lime in the coconut, and call me in the mo-o-ornin'"
Not sure why we are talking about this, but happy to oblige.
Jon
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Yeah, I missed you all too... *wipes tear*
LMAO
Peter
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Thought maybe you got lost in a corn maze somewhere.
Leslie
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