In 1972, a pitcher claimed to have been on acid while throwing a no-hitter. His name was Dock Ellis, or as it appeared in the lineup card that day, Ellis, D.
Three doctors in David's hometown of Rochester, NY: the hand surgeon Dr. Mitten, the widely trained Dr. Heal, and (not for the children reading this site) the urologist Dr. Cockett.
A doctor I used to know- Dr Grant Hope.
That's a nice one!
https://www.northwell.edu/find-care/find-a-doctor/dr-alan-roy-hartman-md-11312419
Ha good find!
There was a viral image from a newscast somewhere, an interview with firefighter Les McBurney
I've now seen it and it's great. And seems to be real!
A bit of a stretch, but my wife worked for a surgeon named Harry Soroff.
Not too stretchy. I love it!
An optometrist in Ferndale, MI, where I grew up. Ivan Doctor. - Dr. I. Doctor.
That's good!
In 1972, a pitcher claimed to have been on acid while throwing a no-hitter. His name was Dock Ellis, or as it appeared in the lineup card that day, Ellis, D.
That was just in the NYT crossword last Saturday! Good one 🤣
I knew proctologist named Dr. Seymour Butts...
My favorite aptronym is lactation consultant Anna Utter
Haha I love that
I had an ER doctor named Dr. Au (pronounced "ow")!
Haha nice!
Three doctors in David's hometown of Rochester, NY: the hand surgeon Dr. Mitten, the widely trained Dr. Heal, and (not for the children reading this site) the urologist Dr. Cockett.
Thank you, Professor Mom! These are great.