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Nobel prize in medicine

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Nobel prize in medicine

Postby skirted_in_SF » Fri Oct 06, 2017 6:32 pm

I offer up this short paragraph from the October 3rd Wall Street Journal:

Dr. Young (one of three sharing the prize) is a biologist at Rockefeller University in New York City. Speaking Monday at a press conference there, he said he "had trouble getting my shoes on the morning," forgetting first his socks and then that he needed to put his pants on before his shoes.

The solution to this problem is well known here: Wear a skirt. :lol:
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Re: Nobel prize in medicine

Postby denimini » Sat Oct 07, 2017 1:33 pm

skirted_in_SF wrote:The solution to this problem is well known here: Wear a skirt. :lol:

Elementary .........
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Re: Nobel prize in medicine

Postby Sinned » Tue Oct 17, 2017 2:34 pm

I've not been back in Englandshire for 24 hrs and since I now have to wear those two-legged things instead of a sarong I am having to get used to a zip instead of just lifting the hem. And at 30+ degrees a lot of the time I was without the usual structural supporting which made it even easier. It makes you wonder how the good Doctor got as far as he has. How many more very basic things did he forget.
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