A Dave Fun Quiz: Guess the Book From the Meme
I can't get that page-123 meme out of my head, and I'm in a house filled with books, so I hereby offer the following challenge: can anyone identify this classic nonfiction book from the sixth, seventh, and eighth sentences on page 123?
"This usually causes the cervix to pop into view.
8. To remove the speculum, keep it open and slowly pull it straight out.
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When I first saw another woman's cervix, I thought that it was pretty gruesome, and why were all these women in the clinic getting so excited about it?"
[Note: that last sentence should be in italics, but--again--Safari and Blogger are butting heads. I'll fix it when I can.]
UPDATE: Answer in comments! Congratulations to Trip "Qaqaq" Payne, whose polymath credentials are still secure.
"This usually causes the cervix to pop into view.
8. To remove the speculum, keep it open and slowly pull it straight out.
*
When I first saw another woman's cervix, I thought that it was pretty gruesome, and why were all these women in the clinic getting so excited about it?"
[Note: that last sentence should be in italics, but--again--Safari and Blogger are butting heads. I'll fix it when I can.]
UPDATE: Answer in comments! Congratulations to Trip "Qaqaq" Payne, whose polymath credentials are still secure.
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posted by Cowboy Dave Dickerson | 7:37 AM
5 Comments:
"Our Bodies, Ourselves"?
ah, too easy. you've already mentioned this book.
Trip is right--it's "Our Bodies, Ourselves" (by the Boston Womens Health Collective, in this edition). But I can't remember mentioning it before. Now I have to Google myself AND "Our Bodies Ourselves" to see where that occurred. Or, I could ask you.
ah, see, I was thinking "Bonk." I do have the disposable speculum I swiped from my gynecologist's office on my last visit, if you are needing a prize.
Oh, wow. I'd forgotten about that. Now I'm really curious what the meme would turn up for that one.
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