The Earth Moved for MissRFTC

So, today on Twitter:

Twitter Vagina?

Twitter Vagina?

Okay, now someone please explain to me why, in the absence of specific Twitted information to that effect, everyone in the world, from Gawker to Valleywag to (briefly) the HuffPo, has concluded that she was having a pelvic exam.

All she actually said was, the doctor was in her vagina.

I’m thinking those people know much less about nooners and doctors than I do, and I say it’s 50/50 if you know what I mean.

39 thoughts on “The Earth Moved for MissRFTC

  1. Um, usually the doc does not “enter” the vagina, usually the doc uses a speculum. I think. Or is this just me?

  2. Well lucky her – I had a pelvic examination yesterday and I can assure you the earth did not move. I grimaced a bit with the pain. Quite a bit actually and had difficulty walking today, well, doing anything today. No tremors and earth moving though.

    (that didn’t even happen when I made my babies – men should be available from Tesco, at least then you can get a refund for crap service)

  3. Not to mention where your doctor was.

    In his defense, I’m thinking maybe he’s blind and he was using the braille method of examination?

    As for Twitter, a brilliant insight occurred to me today as I was watching Ol’ Jack Burton in the Porkchop Express: Twitter is just CB radio for the 21st Century.

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  5. YOU, sir, are not on Twitter. I’ve been quoting Jack Burton over there since last night. Quite fun.

    Can you imagine the pileup there’d have been if someone put the doctor/vagina thing out on CB in, say, 1975?

    CONVOY!

  6. Re Azahar: “Did she say the doctor was a man?”

    WHOA. What if the doctor was a Horse Doctor or another veterinarian?

    What if he/she was a baby doctor who cried all through the earthquake?

    Too many scary uncertainties here.

  7. I was indeed having a pelvic exam and my doctor’s fingers were most definitely in my vagina. You can ask her yourself, Dr. Pamela Fenton, Los Angeles.

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