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Is it over?

  • Yes, I am sad and need a Ben backrub :(

    Votes: 325 31.9%

  • No, we will be back, autism too strong

    Votes: 517 50.7%

  • Cams down until we roll into Bloodgames 2

    Votes: 178 17.5%
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Null said:
There was confusion over which bits of the body went to which butthole and gendered peepee doctors. I thought it was weird that the butthole doctor did the prostate because women also have buttholes and no prostate. I also thought it weird that a gynecologist did the entire reproductive system for women but the men's reproductive system was split between two doctors, one of which was a general urinary tract doctor for men and women (Urologist).

He clarified that a Urologist is strictly a male reproductive and urinary tract doctor (including prostate), a Gynecologist was the female reproductive and urinary tract doctor, and Proctologists no longer exist and are instead called Colorectal Surgeons that you'd not go to for a prostate exam unless referred due to serious concerns. So the confusion was mostly that Urologists aren't urinary tract doctors but instead male reproductive doctors, and Proctologist is an obsolete term.
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Null said:
He clarified that a Urologist is strictly a male reproductive and urinary tract doctor (including prostate)
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That's not even true. Urologists can and do treat female urinary tract issues.
 
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