Why, oh why would any nurse or medical personnel actually wear these scrubs? Or these? Aren't you supposed to help people feel better?
Then again, maybe they are de rigeur at Taiwan's Hello Kitty hospital. YUCK!
I have to say, though, that these scrubs are the most terrifying. They're covered with that demonically cute cat and the slogan "Nobody's Perfect." What?! OMG, that's just what I want to see when I go into the operating room! Nobody's Perfect?!
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But it is a very comforting idea from the practitioner's side, and you want a relaxed practitioner, right?
Um, on the other hand, the halo and horns motif, suggesting that the imperfection is not one of skill but rather intent, is a bit worrisome in a subtle way. Or, it could be quite alluring on the right female practitioner.
Of course, this could be a fiendishly clever ploy to save on medical costs if the horrified patient passes out spontaneously and remains in a cute-coma for the duration of the surgery, thus saving on expensive anesthetics...
Induced nar-cute-olepsy?
Anesth-cute-isia?
or,
E-cute-onomics?
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