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Emergency or not, give it a little tug :)


engrish funny emergency handle

In an Emergency
Pull the C*ck – handle toward you.
Then
all door are ready for opening by hand

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  1. JohnB says:

    Dr. Handle, what IS your first name?

  2. laconejita says:

    So the c*ck is supposed to be pulled only in an emergency. I better make sure that in an emergency, I am close to a man.

    • JohnB says:

      Uh, I’m having an emergency here.

      • laconejita says:

        If you are having an emergency, you should pull the _ _ _k.

        I meant that when I have an emergency I have be close to one.

        • JohnB says:

          I’ve been told I’m good to have around in the clutch.

          • laconejita says:

            Well then your wife must be happy to have you. And your female co-workers who might find themselves in an emergency.

            • JohnB says:

              Well, I thought you might ignore my little pun about the “clutch,” but it actually is one of my strengths that in a crisis situation I stay pretty cool, and even if I am somewhat freaked out I can usually act cool, which is appreciated both by my wife and my co-workers in the crisis-laden field I work in. Because of this, sometimes my wife accuses me of not caring, but since my wife is a world-class worrier and has a huge heart, I feel like I have to be the one to keep my head, even if I feel like I’m about to lose it.

              • laconejita says:

                Well that’s another of my strenghts as well. I can also stay cool in crisis situations. The only different between us is that I don’t have something someone can pull when in an emergency.

                • JohnB says:

                  Well, I can only echo Buck’s statement that usually in such situations, pulling on that does not occur to me. But I’m certainly willing to try if it’s that helpful.

                  • laconejita says:

                    Hey you never know, you might save lives.

                    Although, please don’t do it in front of your patients as that would probably not be taken well. Unless one of your patients is sexual addict. He/she will take it well, but it’s not very professional on your part.

                    • JohnB says:

                      Unlike in the movies and on TV, any sexual activity with patients is very unethical and terribly, terribly damaging to the client, and I never would and utterly despise those few who do (and don’t think they get sanctioned strongly enough). But a true story: I had a client who was a compulsive exhibitionist, and I had used the bathroom just before the session and, about 15 minutes into it, noticed my zipper was open! I didn’t know if he’d noticed, and I was afraid he’d think I was mocking him or giving him some kind of strange test. Let me tell you, it is not easy to discretely pull up your zipper when you’re alone in a small office with a patient!

                      • laconejita says:

                        That was a good story. Thanks for sharing. I am glad you are an ethical person. That must have been hard. I can just imagine what kind of manuver you had to pull to..well.. pull your zipper up.

                        • JohnB says:

                          If he noticed, he didn’t mention it. But most psychologists and psychotherapists do work in an ethical manner (you have to care about people to do what we do, day in and day out), but those who do–especially with someone who has a history of sexual abuse, and those are the easiest to con into sexual activity–do irreprable harm. For anyone to talk about their deepest issues with someone they don’t know is hard, and it’s even harder for sexual abuse victims. Then to betray that trust–yet another violation of the person–its effects on the patient are devastating.

                        • Desi says:

                          did y’all seriously just turn this into a flirt situation?

                • dr handle says:

                  I like to cultivate what I call The Aspect Of The Swan. To look at on the surface, a swan gliding along on the water is a bird that has really got its act together – it looks serene, in control, possibly slightly imposing, but altogether in command of its element, cool calm and collected. Underneath, where you can’t see, the whole thing is thrashing around desperately to keep the whole shebang afloat and moving in the right direction.

    • dr handle says:

      Or a chicken shed.

      • laconejita says:

        Seeing how I live in the city, it would be harder to be near a chicken shed than a man in an emergency. If my husband were close to me in the emergency, I am sure he wouldn’t mind me pulling at it, as long as it’s not painful for him.

        However if I am in an emergency and my husband is not around, I don’t know if I would feel comfortable pulling at another man’s equipment. Plus, I can’t imagine what kind of look I would get from that man.

        So in conclusion, in an emergency, I will die.

        • dr handle says:

          There are these things you can buy in pet shops called “bull chews”, dried out meat that will keep a dog entertained for ages, which are basically dried out, ahem, yes, cut from the carcasses of steers that go to the abattoir. They are not terribly big, and are dehydrated so don’t have any odour (not to humans anyway; my dog can smell them through three doors and a shopping bag), so perhaps you could carry one with you, then in case of emergency and absence of men, you will still have something to pull on to save yourself?

          • blueJade says:

            Great idea! I’m getting one for the kit in my car immediately! Now I won’t have to take the rooster with me, or pick up male hitchhikers! And the dog will stop wandering off !!

  3. baldrick says:

    This is from an airplane. There is a whole pit of them in the front.

  4. bluejade says:

    Great, just great. Now I need to add a rooster to my emergency kit.

    • paws4thot says:

      Or a man; I don’t see you having too much trouble finding volunteers.

      • JohnB says:

        A rooster would be a lot easier to pack around, and probably requires a lot less maintenance.

        • bluejade says:

          Could some please tell me WHY there were chickens in the dump truck that drives Hellboy around in the first movie??? There were hens in cages in that truck!
          This has been killing me; I can’t figure it out.
          He needs fresh eggs on his way to fight monsters…??

  5. PoodleGroomer says:

    Classic Navy crew alert announcement: Drop your c*ks and pull on your socks. This is not a drill.

  6. JohnB says:

    Perhaps the translator was a bit kookku.

  7. BuckInARut says:

    Funny, but if the plane is going down my Johnson is usually not the first thing I think of. However, if it helps save the plane and passengers, I’ll start yanking on it as heartily as possible.

  8. wowaname says:

    All your cöck are belong to us.

    I was about to enter my password into the Email field >.>

  9. KinkyTom says:

    A real man is able to use his c0ck in an emergency.

    Wait what

    • Droll not Troll says:

      I sometimes wonder if the story of the Dutch boy who stuck his finger in the dyke was changed just a little to get a G rating.

    • laconejita says:

      That statement would make sense only if the emergency is that a woman has been going too long without getting laid. She is desperate almost to the point of dying. Then the man, comes with his hose and saves the day.

  10. Ed says:

    I’m never going to Japan: I’d get turned on after reading every sign.

  11. Droll not Troll says:

    If I obey these instructions, someone else will need to open the door. Both my hands will be busy. 8)

  12. Droll not Troll says:

    Diet c0ck- never gets fat.

  13. Yakolev says:

    We can assume it works well under pressure.


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