Close to Home by John McPherson for July 02, 2024

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    ronaldspence  4 months ago

    no need to needle him about it doc!

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    C  4 months ago

    A stabbing, piercing one

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    Leroy  4 months ago

    “Yeah, but it’s no longer my worst problem; so thanks I guess?”

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    eromlig  4 months ago

    But his voodoo doll is in agony.

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    Hugh B. Hayve  4 months ago

    Well, you’ve heard of yin-yang. no? We gonna stick the next one in your yin-yang!

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    carlosrivers  4 months ago

    Must be arthritis…

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    comixbomix  4 months ago

    The Butterfly Effect

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    Gameguy49 Premium Member 4 months ago

    Roll over and I’ll stick some needles in your back too.

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    MRBLUESKY529  4 months ago

    What a prick!

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    Doug K  4 months ago

    There’s still that one area (where he’s wearing hearts) …

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    wirepunchr  4 months ago

    He’s going to need a bigger needle.

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    wongo  4 months ago

    I would have gone with “Epsilon” acupuncture.

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    epaphus8  4 months ago

    Just amputate that head-thing. No more headaches without it!

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    Alverant  4 months ago

    There’s no evidence showing acupuncture works. Practitioners can’t even agree where the “nerve bundles” are

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    Aficionado  4 months ago

    Not sure that is actually Bleeb today. If so, he looks a little bit off.

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    Dobie  Premium Member 4 months ago

    I think you missed one spot!

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    Lee26 Premium Member 4 months ago

    Tried it twice. Didn’t work one bit.

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    random boredom  4 months ago

    One of those should hit the right spot … eventually.

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    MuddyUSA  Premium Member 4 months ago

    FUNNY!

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    the lost wizard  4 months ago

    My ingrown toenail feels great. :)

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    cuzinron47  4 months ago

    Maybe targeting the wrong head.

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    eb110americana  4 months ago

    He should probably stop going to acupuncture. I mean, what’s the point?

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    wildlandwaters  4 months ago

    maybe try some 16 penny common framing nails??

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    William Bednar Premium Member 4 months ago

    “Well”, the patient responds, “You stuck me everywhere except in my head”.

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    Buoy  4 months ago

    I’d hate to see what he does for a pain in the @ss. Show himself out?

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    CrzyDyeman  4 months ago

    It must be a sinus headache. Here, blow your nose, but let me step out of the room first.

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    geese28  4 months ago

    Now he identifies as a porcupine

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    Moonkey Premium Member 4 months ago

    His tongue is still untouched, and it’s much closer to where a headache hurts than his legs are.

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    dbrucepm  4 months ago

    human pincushion

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    mbrahms26  4 months ago

    Then why were global life expectancies so low before the advent of modern medicine? There is no evidence that acupuncture is anything other than a placebo effect. There is no way it can help treat viral and bacterial infections.

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    mbrahms26  4 months ago

    Acupuncture, like homeopathy, is pure bubkus. It has no scientific basis and has at best a placebo effect. If Eastern Medicine is so effective and rife with wisdom hidden from science based medicine, then explain the sharp rise in life expectancy across the globe starting in the 20th Century with the advent of science based medicine. I will rely on vaccines, blood transfusions and penicillin any day of the week.

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    aussie399 Premium Member about 2 months ago

    Tried acupuncture for a few things. Never felt any difference or improvement

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