Thread: Dr in the buff
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Old 12-08-2005, 18:36   #33
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Re: Dr in the buff

Given that a lot of GPs are sampling the prescription painkillers, knocking back gin between patients, or taking anti-depressants, the thought of my GP flashing his bits to all and sundry does pale into insignificance. So long as he knows what he's doing and listens (rare quality), he will do for me.
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Originally Posted by Ramrod
Reminds me of a chiropractor a few years ago who moonlighted as a stripper! He was admonished and fined by our regulatory body for 'bringing the profession into disrepute' iirc...........
I'd have thought his gyrations would have been an advert for the wonders of chirowhasits
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