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Friday, April 07, 2006

Strange Realization

Since birth, I've always had a weakness for the visiual appeal of thigh highs on a woman. What man can deny this?

But on the flip side.

Nothing offends and digusts me more than a patient that wears thigh highs to her annual pelvic exam. (I've had several patients don them during a speculum exam....and yes, I agree that's strange)

# posted by tommy @ 2:17 AM

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