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On Fri, 3 Feb 2006 12:05:59 -0500, "RCE" wrote:


Could it be much worse than getting your prostate gland checked the
old
fashioned way?

I am also very protective of my prostate gland. Believer in the theory
of
"leave well enough alone!"

RCE

A couple of years ago, my doctor said, "it's time" I said, "please,
no, I think I'd rather have a male doctor."
Here's the story. My doctor is young and cute. I chose her only
because our family doctor of over 18 years was retiring. Additionally
I chose her because she had gone to my school. Well, her looks helped
too!
So she looks at me and says "look at my little fingers (holding up her
hand with her fingers spread out) now, would you want a male doctor
whose fingers are twice my size?"
I let her do it.
Eddie

I'd be in deep trouble. I am too young for that.

RCE



It's a tough call between a male doctor and a female doctor. Bottom line
(no pun intended, this time), try different doctors until you find the
one that makes sense for you. I've been in a teaching hospital for 25
years; It doesn't matter, male or female, as long as they are a good
doctor and you're comfortable with them. Oh yeah, and that goes for
ethnic or national background as well. Just as long as it's not that
socialized medicine. --- Just kidding; just wondering if the Canadians
are listening.

We're listening... where did you say you live?

I didn't and I'm not going to. You just made me think about something: my
son's best friend's mom is Canadian!

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On Fri, 3 Feb 2006 12:05:59 -0500, "RCE" wrote:



Could it be much worse than getting your prostate gland checked the
old
fashioned way?

I am also very protective of my prostate gland. Believer in the theory
of
"leave well enough alone!"

RCE

A couple of years ago, my doctor said, "it's time" I said, "please,
no, I think I'd rather have a male doctor."
Here's the story. My doctor is young and cute. I chose her only
because our family doctor of over 18 years was retiring. Additionally
I chose her because she had gone to my school. Well, her looks helped
too!
So she looks at me and says "look at my little fingers (holding up her
hand with her fingers spread out) now, would you want a male doctor
whose fingers are twice my size?"
I let her do it.
Eddie


I'd be in deep trouble. I am too young for that.

RCE



It's a tough call between a male doctor and a female doctor. Bottom line
(no pun intended, this time), try different doctors until you find the
one that makes sense for you. I've been in a teaching hospital for 25
years; It doesn't matter, male or female, as long as they are a good
doctor and you're comfortable with them. Oh yeah, and that goes for
ethnic or national background as well. Just as long as it's not that
socialized medicine. --- Just kidding; just wondering if the Canadians
are listening.

We're listening... where did you say you live?


I didn't and I'm not going to. You just made me think about something: my
son's best friend's mom is Canadian!



For years we've been planting 'agents' all over the US...especially
California & Florida. Be especially nice to Canadians!

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On Fri, 3 Feb 2006 12:05:59 -0500, "RCE" wrote:



Could it be much worse than getting your prostate gland checked the
old
fashioned way?

I am also very protective of my prostate gland. Believer in the
theory of
"leave well enough alone!"

RCE

A couple of years ago, my doctor said, "it's time" I said, "please,
no, I think I'd rather have a male doctor."
Here's the story. My doctor is young and cute. I chose her only
because our family doctor of over 18 years was retiring. Additionally
I chose her because she had gone to my school. Well, her looks helped
too!
So she looks at me and says "look at my little fingers (holding up her
hand with her fingers spread out) now, would you want a male doctor
whose fingers are twice my size?"
I let her do it.
Eddie


I'd be in deep trouble. I am too young for that.

RCE



It's a tough call between a male doctor and a female doctor. Bottom
line (no pun intended, this time), try different doctors until you find
the one that makes sense for you. I've been in a teaching hospital for
25 years; It doesn't matter, male or female, as long as they are a good
doctor and you're comfortable with them. Oh yeah, and that goes for
ethnic or national background as well. Just as long as it's not that
socialized medicine. --- Just kidding; just wondering if the Canadians
are listening.

We're listening... where did you say you live?


I didn't and I'm not going to. You just made me think about something:
my son's best friend's mom is Canadian!

For years we've been planting 'agents' all over the US...especially
California & Florida. Be especially nice to Canadians!

I knowingly met my first Canadians in 1983 in Puerto Vallarta. I joined
some friends for the last half of their vacation and then I stayed for a few
extra days and met my Canadians. The Canadians were easy people to hook up
with; nothing but good times with some good folks. We covered PV pretty
well. I just remembered that trip and those people a couple of months ago.
Good memories.

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I knowingly met my first Canadians in 1983 in Puerto Vallarta. I joined
some friends for the last half of their vacation and then I stayed for a
few extra days and met my Canadians. The Canadians were easy people to
hook up with; nothing but good times with some good folks. We covered PV
pretty well. I just remembered that trip and those people a couple of
months ago. Good memories.


I recently sold a 5th wheel camper to a young lady from Quebec, Canada.
Both my wife and I were impressed with her very polite, friendly and
trusting nature. She went out of her way to make sure we were as comfortable
with the deal as she was. Refreshing, in this day and age.

RCE

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I knowingly met my first Canadians in 1983 in Puerto Vallarta. I joined
some friends for the last half of their vacation and then I stayed for a
few extra days and met my Canadians. The Canadians were easy people to
hook up with; nothing but good times with some good folks. We covered PV
pretty well. I just remembered that trip and those people a couple of
months ago. Good memories.


I recently sold a 5th wheel camper to a young lady from Quebec, Canada.
Both my wife and I were impressed with her very polite, friendly and
trusting nature. She went out of her way to make sure we were as
comfortable with the deal as she was. Refreshing, in this day and age.

RCE


There was a John Candy movie involving a clandestine military (more like
militia) invasion of Canada. One of the scenes involved the humor
surrounding the politeness of Canadians even as they were being invaded,
captured, and restrained. I sure do miss John Candy (everyone's Uncle
Buck).

I'm sure it could happen, but so far I've never met an unpleasant Canadian.
Then again maybe I should read some archived rec.boats threads to see if
that's really true.

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I knowingly met my first Canadians in 1983 in Puerto Vallarta. I joined
some friends for the last half of their vacation and then I stayed for a
few extra days and met my Canadians. The Canadians were easy people to
hook up with; nothing but good times with some good folks. We covered PV
pretty well. I just remembered that trip and those people a couple of
months ago. Good memories.


I recently sold a 5th wheel camper to a young lady from Quebec, Canada.
Both my wife and I were impressed with her very polite, friendly and
trusting nature. She went out of her way to make sure we were as
comfortable with the deal as she was. Refreshing, in this day and age.

RCE



There was a John Candy movie involving a clandestine military (more like
militia) invasion of Canada. One of the scenes involved the humor
surrounding the politeness of Canadians even as they were being invaded,
captured, and restrained. I sure do miss John Candy (everyone's Uncle
Buck).

I'm sure it could happen, but so far I've never met an unpleasant Canadian.
Then again maybe I should read some archived rec.boats threads to see if
that's really true.



If we were unpleasant... the Devil made us do it!
(little dig at that Nat Guard fly boy who killed four Canadian soldiers)