‘Take 2 Lumps Of Coal And Call Me In The Morning,’ Said No Doctor EVER

How much coal did this doctor swallow? His lips are moving but all I’m hearing is a lot of hot air.

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Rebecca Eisenberg

Nov 20, 2012

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