The Heelers Diaries

the fantasy world of ireland's greatest living poet

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Location: Kilcullen (Phone 087 7790766), County Kildare, Ireland

Friday, August 19, 2022

emergency room ten

 

Nurse Sexicia Bimatar sat opposite me.

Her blouse tugged in intriguing directions.

Just like the blouse on Callie in George Lucas' original novelisation of his film Star Wars back in 1978 which by the way even as a twelve year old I liked a lot more than the movie itself.

Nurse Bim was speaking.

"Your bloods show... blah, blah, blah."

She asked me what I thought.

"Basically," I answered with some weariness, "you're telling me I'm a big fattie. Well no disrespect Nurse, but join the queue."

The nurse sighed deliciously.

You'd think I'd asked her for a ride and she wanted to let me down lightly.

"The doctor has asked me to suggest you take some medications," she said.

"I'd prefer to try natural methods," I told her.

She looked adorably doubtful, cf ride line.

Doctor Fortescue Smythe entered the room.

He was a young man of the male sexual gender sort of thing.

Nurse Bim moved off and bimmed around the office for a bit in a languid sensual, sexual, sylph like manner.

I realised the doctor was speaking.

"Now James," he said, "with your permission of course, I'll do a rectal exam."

I froze calmly.

I was like a deer on the Wicklow mountains who for the first time in his young carefree life of ogling women, scoffing pork chops and writing sublime elegaic poetry, is encountering local shootist Mugs Baines on one of his hunting expeditions up the mountains and doesn't realise yet that he's got nothing to worry about because Mugs is a lousy shot.

Something told me my chances were not as good as that deer's.

The doc couldn't miss my anus from close range.

They learn about these things at Med School.

The doctor sensed my hesitation.

"Of course, the rectal examination can only take place with your consent," he informed me all businesslike.

I shook my head, chuckling gently a la Seinfeld.

"Doc, I don't see it happening," I told him.

"Well if some of the tests show what they might show, would your attitude change?" he shot back.

I was thinking: If he told me I had bubonic plague I'd be less worried than I am about a fucking rectal examination.

I decided to keep things on professional terms.

"I can not be rectally examined," I explained, "by anyone to whom I'm not married."

And somewhere the ghost of Woody Allen joined the ghost of Seinfeld in having a good larf.

Nurse Bim bimmed by like a butterfly in gentle flight and I thought briefly of the strange iconic vicissitudes of life which delineate the contours of my existence, to wit: if she had revealed a desire to examine my anus or indeed any other part of me, I did not doubt for a moment that I would have answered in the affirmative with optimistic gusto and elan.

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