Med Techs with a sense of humor

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So my doctor said you're over 40, your family history sucks, go see a cardiologist and get a stress test just to make sure there's nothing lurking. No all that worried about it as I do keep myself in good shape, but decided to follow through with it.

First mistake, I looked at my arm when they put the IV needle in, BOOM! passed out right there in the chair. I have no problem with blood or needles when it's somebody else's, when it's mine it's an entirely different story. So now I've already got a reputation with all of the med techs in the office.

Well one of the techs was a short little brassy blonde with a southern drawl and a crude sense of humor. Needless to say, we got along fine. We went back and forth the whole time cracking jokes with each other. But she definately got the last laugh.

Before getting on the treadmill she had to prep me and attach the heart montitor's sensors to my chest. What's the prep? Using little disposable razors to shave any chest hair and exfolliating the region where the sensors attach. I'm a guy, I've got chest hair, but thankfully I'm not a human Chia Pet or a missing link.

So I get home this afternoon and go to take a shower to wash off the sweat from the treadmill and the sticky stuff from the sensors. I get out of the shower, look in the mirror and what do I see? A damn Mickey Mouse head with ears! Yep that's right, she shaved my chest hair to be the perfect representation of the mouse head. No it's not a coincidence, there were only 2 sensors there, not 3.

I can hardly wait to hear what the wife has to say tonight...
 
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"I can hardly wait to hear what the wife has to say tonight..."

Nor can the rest of us --- please advise...
 
What the wife says tonight...

That image opens up a whole new world to your wife's sense
of humor. Just her initial reaction could be quite a story, but, if she
takes a few moments to think about it.....
TACC1
 
This thread is worthless without pictures :p

then again it would be WITH the pictures also....
 
that's just too funny. go through this every time i have one of those, with the shaving,i mean. she did have a great sense of humor,bet she was fun to be around. hope none of my cardio people are on here, it might give them ideas. would like to see the pics also.
 
Alright at first it was funny, now it's annoying. Went to the gym today to work out, a couple of guys I know there were making a few jokes at my expense in the locker room. I'm not sure what the blonde at the pool thought. So the question is, grin and bear it for a couple of weeks to it grows in, of get the beard trimmer out and give my chest a "trim"?
 
I think I would definitely have to lose the mouse, one way or another. I'd either shave it out in squares or shave the whole chest.
 
Alright at first it was funny, now it's annoying. Went to the gym today to work out, a couple of guys I know there were making a few jokes at my expense in the locker room. I'm not sure what the blonde at the pool thought. So the question is, grin and bear it for a couple of weeks to it grows in, of get the beard trimmer out and give my chest a "trim"?

1 word.....Nair :D
 
i wouldnt give 50 cents to see a tick eat a bail of hay, but i would give 50 bucks to see him when he got finished! you better fix that before she sees it, how did it realy happen?
 
when i go swim after one of these they call me patches. the mickey thing would be a riot though.
 
A friend of mine who is an e.r. nurse had surgery at the hospital he works at. He woke up in recovery with his toenails painted red.
 
Mickey is ok

Just wait 3 to 4 days when the stubble appears. Itchy boobs are miserable. Scratching don't stop the itch. The stress test was ok, the itching was unbearable.
 
It could be worse...

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