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Dr A. Hedgehog and the Unnamed Mocker

May 16, 2012
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Dr Hedgeh is a good doctor but he has the sense of humor of an inanimate object that has no sense of humor. He’s been Scurvy Jane’s Dermatologist for years and believe me when I tell you that the capital of Bolivia is Sucre. According to legend, an unnamed mocker, posed him a question:

If you illegally download a movie in Jamaica, would you become a pirate of the Caribbean?

He looked as confused as a 9-year-old Irish kid who got lost in Switzerland where nobody spoke the same language as him because I spoke the language of someone who was terrified and couldn’t speak. I thought he was going to kick me or whoever it was, out of his office. A funny thing happens when we go to see him. An unnamed mocker keeps adding the letters ‘og’ at the end of his door sign:

Bill Y Ledden

I can't say I'm brilliant until I get this duct tape off my mouth!

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4 Responses to Dr A. Hedgehog and the Unnamed Mocker

  1. May 16, 2012 at 7:14 am

    I think his family just dropped those two letters to be different and now the world is naturally putting them back. Maybe it’s a dead relative coming back to tell him he needs the OG. Yeah, a ghost. I like that.

    • May 16, 2012 at 10:25 am

      In all fairness, if your surname was ‘Hedgehog’ you would probably drop those letters too!

  2. lbwoodgate
    May 16, 2012 at 6:19 am

    But it might attract more customers, albeit a different clientele, like Winnie the Pooh, Mickey Mouse and Bugs Bunny. “Birds of a feather” you know.

    • May 16, 2012 at 10:31 am

      In Irish (Gaelic) ‘ÓG’ means young. One day, someone will ask you that question and you can answer it correctly.



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