![Grin & Bear It](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEij5aWcj3jeDCMMMZzAGkvhqjA2rRYIEezvkW2Q8BmfLhU6iMucHbDK7a3VOS60M1VfyRMjMkrWAIGJdiOfqpJHeU4CU9zYINzUGIZzBeqnRDYSr9jokwK35iMaULdColfq2-Lq/s320/polar+bear.jpg)
And the second was a black & white photocopy of a topless fireman with a massive tool...
![Fired Up](https://blogger.googleusercontent.com/img/b/R29vZ2xl/AVvXsEjfg_0wFVGDxJ2zKVjdpWvG8dcWUZEaiP5Gv1lVwoOooBH0npqtzlvZJF2Ri0yu2gHZwG_2C5oTBwkUrCTlmc2dN6z3AiQpHvkGiPKAVuMe0fxgVXUocscjesp7W6zZ4W7whHYJ/s400/February.jpg)
According to a highly scientific and statistically accurate poll conducted amongst reception and admin staff on the fourth floor of the hospital today, that bloke looks exactly like me. Although I rarely do clinics topless.
In reality, it's actually Mr February from the 2011 Gatwick Airport Fire Service calendar, which features a dozen semi-naked men with big hoses, posing for the pleasure (and date-keeping purposes) of women all over Sussex, in an effort to fan the flames of passion and raise money for the Motor Neurone Disease Association. You can buy one here. I flicked through it myself today, and I can heartily recommend the thing. It gives a whole new meaning to the phrase 'heavy breathing apparatus'.
Anyhoo, as a result of my new found fame as a male pin-up, I've spent most of the day calling patients while reception staff undress me with their eyes. Or maybe that was my imagination. At one point I headed into the waiting room to fetch a chair for an elderly patient who couldn't face the walk back, and the receptionist suggested I give her a fireman's carry instead. I responded by threatening to take my shirt off. And she quickly changed her mind.
2 comments:
He's not my cup of tea. Although, with a chocolate biscuit, he might be.
I had a witty comment, but on reflection you might feel I was being rude.
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