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My
hands would
be comfortable
choking this
ungrateful union of
fiendish, chromosomal
ambiguity that sits before
me. Up until now I have been living
under an illusion that patients are
wonderful people who need my
caring hand, but this annoying
incorporation of despair and
disagreement could entice even Stephen
Hawkins to get up and slap him. He's
the reason why abortion is still being
debated upon, and why pulling the
plug is not left up to the
physician. His persistent belief in
my ineptitude eggs me on to
prove him right. He is a singularly
prurient dullard and an amazingly
vacant, intelligence-feigning
organism. No
matter what the
illness, he would
be my prime
candidate in all
placebo treatments.
My
hands are
willingly tied down
by the innocence
and positivity of this
wonderful human
being who sits
before me. Up until now I
have been living under an
illusion that patients are
detestable people who
deserve just a tiny bit of my
attention, but this amazing
amalgamation of hope and indestructible
fortitude is the reason why I stay up at
night honing my skills. He is a singularly
astounding organism of profoundly
captivating optimism. He should
be immortalized as a man who
fought the odds even though he
himself is an oddity of nature, in
his truly unshakeable spirit.
Should illness ever strike his
warm heart, he would be the
prime candidate to receive
mine as a
replacement.
Even a nibble could change you for good.
I
consider it my
noble duty to be the
voice of justice. Now,
after meeting him, Id
rather be the voice of a
boy band that has never sold
a single record in their whole
lives. Although the law clearly
dumbfounds him; I think its just
dumb that he ever found it in
the first place. His mere
presence is a contempt of
court. He is a braying, inbred
imbecile, a cesspool of protest
and reason enough to grant a
full gun license application. I
have dreamed up scenarios
where I had never laid eyes
on this monstrous,
feeble-minded, tasteless
pile of dross. Or, indeed,
never had
eyes to
begin with.
But then
again nobody
finds heaven
until they die.
I
consider it
my noble duty to
be the voice of
justice. Now, after
meeting him, I feel I
could have been so
much more. He is a
passionate crusader for the
downtrodden, a vociferous
advocate of justice. Many
deem his approach to the law as
irregular, but his willingness to take a
stab at the impossible and find a
loophole where others can only see
words is truly admirable. His bright
youthful eyes are full of passion and
his queries resound throughout
the room, inspiring his peers to
push their own thinking. One
day without him and the entire
courthouse becomes a bore;
one day without his beautifully
inquisitive mind, and
the entire world
becomes one too.
Even a nibble could change you for good.
Even a nibble could change you for good.
Maybe it was
the umbilical cord
that was wrapped
around his neck; maybe it
was fetal alcohol syndrome.
Whatever the reason, the fact that he is
so hopelessly full of air was evident the
moment I laid eyes on him. Cockiness,
in the right context, can be a sign of
passion. Cockiness, in his case, is
just a pre-cursor to mental
retardation. He is a dolefully
degenerate ignoramus and a nose-picking
champion of mediocrity. He is proof that
evolution can go in reverse. He is a
debased maladjusted
booger-eating troll. He
is a toll on the nerves
of those with good
taste and decency.
Its a
shame
that he
was born in
this era or that
he was born
at all.
Maybe its
the fluffy maroon
scarf draped around
his neck or maybe its
the thin film of chocolate
milk coated endearingly
around his mouth.
Whatever the reason, the fact
that he is so hopelessly
adorable was evident the
moment I laid eyes on him.
Cockiness, in the right context, can
be a sign of passion. Cockiness, in his
case, is a sign of endearment that
transcends any known adult logic. His
constant strives towards being seen
reminds me of the majestic phoenix.
He is a seriously misinterpreted, a
grievously under-valued design of
genetics. Its a shame he was
born in this era, for he could
have done away
with two world wars
with that tender
smile.

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  • 1. My hands would be comfortable choking this ungrateful union of fiendish, chromosomal ambiguity that sits before me. Up until now I have been living under an illusion that patients are wonderful people who need my caring hand, but this annoying incorporation of despair and disagreement could entice even Stephen Hawkins to get up and slap him. He's the reason why abortion is still being debated upon, and why pulling the plug is not left up to the physician. His persistent belief in my ineptitude eggs me on to prove him right. He is a singularly prurient dullard and an amazingly vacant, intelligence-feigning organism. No matter what the illness, he would be my prime candidate in all placebo treatments. My hands are willingly tied down by the innocence and positivity of this wonderful human being who sits before me. Up until now I have been living under an illusion that patients are detestable people who deserve just a tiny bit of my attention, but this amazing amalgamation of hope and indestructible fortitude is the reason why I stay up at night honing my skills. He is a singularly astounding organism of profoundly captivating optimism. He should be immortalized as a man who fought the odds even though he himself is an oddity of nature, in his truly unshakeable spirit. Should illness ever strike his warm heart, he would be the prime candidate to receive mine as a replacement. Even a nibble could change you for good.
  • 2. I consider it my noble duty to be the voice of justice. Now, after meeting him, Id rather be the voice of a boy band that has never sold a single record in their whole lives. Although the law clearly dumbfounds him; I think its just dumb that he ever found it in the first place. His mere presence is a contempt of court. He is a braying, inbred imbecile, a cesspool of protest and reason enough to grant a full gun license application. I have dreamed up scenarios where I had never laid eyes on this monstrous, feeble-minded, tasteless pile of dross. Or, indeed, never had eyes to begin with. But then again nobody finds heaven until they die. I consider it my noble duty to be the voice of justice. Now, after meeting him, I feel I could have been so much more. He is a passionate crusader for the downtrodden, a vociferous advocate of justice. Many deem his approach to the law as irregular, but his willingness to take a stab at the impossible and find a loophole where others can only see words is truly admirable. His bright youthful eyes are full of passion and his queries resound throughout the room, inspiring his peers to push their own thinking. One day without him and the entire courthouse becomes a bore; one day without his beautifully inquisitive mind, and the entire world becomes one too. Even a nibble could change you for good.
  • 3. Even a nibble could change you for good. Maybe it was the umbilical cord that was wrapped around his neck; maybe it was fetal alcohol syndrome. Whatever the reason, the fact that he is so hopelessly full of air was evident the moment I laid eyes on him. Cockiness, in the right context, can be a sign of passion. Cockiness, in his case, is just a pre-cursor to mental retardation. He is a dolefully degenerate ignoramus and a nose-picking champion of mediocrity. He is proof that evolution can go in reverse. He is a debased maladjusted booger-eating troll. He is a toll on the nerves of those with good taste and decency. Its a shame that he was born in this era or that he was born at all. Maybe its the fluffy maroon scarf draped around his neck or maybe its the thin film of chocolate milk coated endearingly around his mouth. Whatever the reason, the fact that he is so hopelessly adorable was evident the moment I laid eyes on him. Cockiness, in the right context, can be a sign of passion. Cockiness, in his case, is a sign of endearment that transcends any known adult logic. His constant strives towards being seen reminds me of the majestic phoenix. He is a seriously misinterpreted, a grievously under-valued design of genetics. Its a shame he was born in this era, for he could have done away with two world wars with that tender smile.