Sunday, June 19, 2005
I Would Have Chosen Different Words
While I was on the road yesterday, I listened to part of The People's Pharmacy, the NPR program produced at UNC-Chapel Hill. This week's show centered on the gastrointestinal tract, and near the end of the show the topic of colonoscopies came up.
The hosts spent some time describing colonoscopies and why they are necessary for people of certain ages and risk factors, then threw the topic to one of their guest experts. The expert responded by saying of colonoscopies,
"I am glad you brought that up, because I would like to put a plug in for that."
Wow! I wish he had chosen different words to talk about that topic.
The hosts spent some time describing colonoscopies and why they are necessary for people of certain ages and risk factors, then threw the topic to one of their guest experts. The expert responded by saying of colonoscopies,
"I am glad you brought that up, because I would like to put a plug in for that."
Wow! I wish he had chosen different words to talk about that topic.
