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like she is going to let you feel her chest and try to brush off or pick off hair.
damn that's crazy and definitly an awkward fyl moment ..
I call bs, no doctor would be so incompetent to not see the difference between a hair that is growing there and on that fell there.
Sexual Harassment... Panda!
so her shirt was off? jkjk
and hes not a "hair attached or not" doctor. why would a college teach a student to identify attached hairs from non attached? are yall re ta rd ed?
******* OP is a perv trying to cop a feel.
wait was she wearig a shirt and how old was she?
lol
ILY 39.
The doctors i know call their patients "patient" and not "client". Fake
#7 I agree
80 FTW
Awkward
I'm almost 100% sure I've heard of this exact story before on an FML-like site. Sorry guys this might be a repost.
The Bride of Sasquatch needs check-ups too..
@Astro (capitalized) You are gorgeous
hmm... very AwKw4Rd
snicker, do you live in the states? no doctor can explain that without a lawsuit? stop giving professionals advice at the tender age of 15.
Hell is a location therefore it has to be capitolized.
@ mr. 26: Actually, hell does not have to be capitalized since it is a subjective, ambiguous religious term which not everyone follows nor believes in. Just as god or gods does not have to be capitalized, neither does 'hell'. And that is the ONLY time I'll ever talk about grammar on FML.
you're always so damn critical snicker. its a FML not a world changing event. chilll out
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@astro actually, you do capitolize the g in God if you are referring to the only god in someone's religion. if you leave it lowercase, then you are referring to a god that isn't the only one in it's religion (like a Greek god).