This was posted just yesterday without the random reply which adds absolutely nothing. It’s the same as spamming emojis on a border around the image.
The random reply was from the person who had their bowel perforated.
They were dying when the fart took place but doctor saved them, so they are just stating the facts really.
That replier may be medically dying in the literal sense, or fucking the concept at the very least; username implies a “fun fact giver” character.
ffs… This was in Scrubs.
Excellent documentary
Surgical tech here! This is one of those ‘prank the new guy’ jokes you see in the OR. I’ve seen play out almost verbatim to the OP a couple different times.
Original OP may well be quoting Scrubs, but I’d wager this prank predates Scrubs by a hefty margin too.
“Go get me a jug of elbow grease” kind of shenanigans.
I am quite certain the scrubs writers just talked to a lot of people in the profession and got their stories in the show. That’s part of why Scrubs was such a great show.
Ai summary:
The heart surgeon in
Scrubs who is based on a real-life friend and medical advisor to showrunner Bill Lawrence is Dr. Jon Turk, who inspired the character of Christopher Turk.
Here are the key details regarding this connection:
- Real-Life Basis: The character of Dr. Christopher Turk (played by Donald Faison) is based on Dr. Jon Turk, a real-life physician who served as a medical consultant for the show.
- The Name: The character’s name “Turk” is derived directly from Jon Turk.
- Character Role: In the show, Turk is the best friend of protagonist J.D. and becomes the Chief of Surgery at Sacred Heart Hospital.
- Context: Bill Lawrence often utilized real doctors to advise on the show, which helped maintain medical accuracy alongside the comedy.
Note: The main character J.D.'s name is also based on a real person, Dr. Jonathan Doris, who was a college friend of Bill Lawrence and served as a medical adviser to the show.
Next time you’re considering posting AI garbage, don’t.
XD
Thanks for labeling this as AI so we know you can’t formulate sentences on your own and aren’t worth conversing with in the future. Makes it really easy to add someone to the blocklist when they’re the equivalent of email spam.
Lmao
“I don’t have anything to contribute, but I also can not post. Also, CO2 levels in the atmosphere seem a bit low today”
But someone said: I’M DYING Therefore it’s funny
I’M FUCKING DYING
Oh man, and a swear too?
Must’ve been pretty funny.
That counts as a true story when you’ve got the brain rot.
Or (hear me out) the writers of Scrubs worked a lot of true stories into their show?
And unless the person was present in one of those true stories moments where this exact dialog occurred, my point remains.
Just as funny as when Scrubs did it.
This was a joke pre-Scrubs.
Airfive!
IM FUCKING DYING
where do you think you are right now?
lol
Damn dude, you went there…
brb, sobbing
Oh Turk.
It’s funnier when you realize the med student and surgeon are not in an operating room.
