Nurse Betty
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Is the baby uncomfortable? Nurse Betty has exactly what she needs, dear. Come to the exam table and lie on your stomach. I always find a good enema to defecate, which is exactly what the doctor asked for. I will make your stool fresh in the diaper soon. You will be a good boy and do whatever the nurse Betty tells you. I only measure the temperature of the rectum, so you have to squeeze those little buttocks together and hold the thermometer tightly. Nurse Betty has no time to start again. Regular physical examinations are also very important. The baby changes quickly, so every time you come to my office, we have to check from top to bottom. And since I am the only nurse in the office, you know that every visit will have a medical examination! And don't try to tell mom or dad what we do in my special room alone, because they will never believe you, you are just a baby, next time it will be your ice cream enema!
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1 (888) 430-2010November 5, 2010
Don’t bring camels in the classroom. Don’t bring scorpions to school. Don’t bring rhinos, rats, or reindeer. Don’t bring mice or moose or mule. Pull your penguin off the playground. Put your python in a tree. Place your platypus wherever you think platypi should be. Lose your leopard and your lemur. Leave your llama and your leech. Take your tiger, toad, and toucan anywhere but where they teach. Send your wombat and your weasel with your wasp and wolverine. Hide your hedgehog and hyena where you’re sure they won’t be seen. Please get rid of your gorilla. Please kick out your kangaroo. No, the teacher didn’t mean it when she called the class a “zoo. by Kenn Nesbitt Minnie
October 5, 2010
Bubble wrap, bubble wrap, pop, pop, pop. Wrapped around my bottom Wrapped around my top. I’m double-wrapped in bubble wrap It’s covering my clothes. It’s wrapped around my fingers. It’s wrapped around my toes. I’ve wrapped myself in bubble wrap exactly as I’d planned. But now I’m tied so tightly, I can barely even stand. I’m having trouble walking. I can hardly even hop. I guess I’ll have to roll today. Pop, pop, pop. Kenn Nesbitt Minnie