Shaborell: I've been asking myself, why would anyone induct a bioelectrical charge into a glial cell?
Tomard: A question I have always wondered about.
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Shaborell: I've been asking myself, why would anyone induct a bioelectrical charge into a glial cell?
Tomard: A question I have always wondered about.
Shaborell: Oof! Nice. Bedpan to the face.
Oleru: That's what this is?! Ugh, I put my hands in it.
Shaborell: We weren't able to do the procedure. Your friend is so large--
Oleru: That you needed a bigger saw to get through his dingus?
Hedrin: I find this procedure offensive.
Shaborell: And I find you offensive.
Tomard: How is he?
Lom: How do I look? I'm a man who just had a brush with death.
Shaborell: He'll be fine. His ribs deflected the knife from his major organs. The bleeding was superficial.
Lom: Superficial? Do you know how much this shirt cost?
Shaborell: You know, we do suggest that you spend some time living the lifestyle of your new sex to help make sure that this is really what you want.
Lom: Oh, it's not what I want. It's just part of a zany scheme.
Shaborell: Oh, well, why didn't you say so?! Of course, there's a zany scheme exemption clause in all of medical ethics!
Lom: ...Really?
Shaborell: No, you idiot!