Today, I asked a guy to change into a gown for an X-ray exam. I asked him to leave his underwear on, everything else off. Apparently he was going commando, as he left skid marks on my table when the exam was over. FML
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NostalgiaFreak9
| 40
Some people don't seem to have any form of shame.
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Allie614032
| 34
Or maybe he'd already shat his underwear, and the skid marks were a much less extreme form of punishment than what you could've gotten.
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Deez_Knots
| 10
Gross. I’m majoring in X-ray tech right now and hope I never encounter skid marks
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RichardPencil
| 29
Oh, you will. It’s probably going to be one of the less gross things you’ll encounter.
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Best of luck to you.
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yeongji
| 31
I hate to break it to you, but lets just say skid marks is not bad. Patients can leave behind things worse than skid marks on a table/stretcher. Be prepared to encounter anything you can think of.
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NostalgiaFreak9
| 40
Some people don't seem to have any form of shame.
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Allie614032
| 34
Or maybe he'd already shat his underwear, and the skid marks were a much less extreme form of punishment than what you could've gotten.
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RichardPencil
| 29
Maybe he wasn’t wearing any underwear in the first place ;)
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DonULFonso
| 22
That's what 'going commando' means.
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RichardPencil
| 29
I read it that he went commando in the hospital gown, and had undies on in his street clothes.
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Aliya Arapova
| 3
Maybe he wanted you to remember him for a long time after the X-ray)) definitely he cannot flirt
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Abbusser
| 9
At least he didn't show up to the hospital in dirty underwear. Every mother's nightmare...
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BrotherPhil
| 32
No disposable cover? In hospitals in the U.K.,we have a roll of paper at the top of the couch / bed / whatever, and between patients you dispose of the used bit and roll down some more. Makes problems like this a lot easier to deal with, and means you don't catch lice or impetigo from the previous patient.