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Enter Poem or Quote (Required)Required Hand surgeon, aptly named Charlie Had a habit most folk view bizarrely Each day before patients lay on his table He sniffed a line or two which made him able To slice and dice, hyped up head felt cathartic Injuries presented, varied and complex Imbibed biological Bibles, known reflex Mere matchstick puzzle, bones twenty seven Mirror met snow snakes, elongated elevens Intensified his focus on anethesised subjects Doc performs ops. at astounding rates Each one completed, eager Charlie takes Another line, consumed with smoothest relish Ability to tinker successfully, truly embellished Speed increase propels the money he makes! High as Heaven Charlie felt himself a professor Straight surgery defunct, fine skills suppressor To rip skin open and zip through job, elating Benefits of blow for bone shifts, no debating Need to nourish nostrils with coke, incessant 11th September 2020 Of course, this phenomena is common in many industries, including surgery. Not sure if in contemporary time, surgeons are drug tested, but I doubt they are. - Have been told first hand by a surgeon that it's regularly practiced to hone their performance. - Unfortunately, patients are not audiences being performed to!! - Perhaps the general public has faith in their white collar workers, to avoid overuse.
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