Hypochondriac Tip of the Day

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Everyone wants to take some sick days each year. But, dang you just don't get the flu most winters. I'm sure there is something wrong with you. Check out the Rare Diseases Index. Maybe you have Agammaglobulinemias or Zellweger Syndrome.

Comments

Jay said…
The best part of this whole tip is the logo for that organization. What is that person doing? Fearfully stepping through the "O"? Is that a rare disease? Timid walkthroughs of the letter O? I think it's called "Odecaphobia." :-)
07 December, 2006 23:25
Jay said…
I just figured it out. It's someone trying to jumprope with a hula hoop. Which IS scary because you usually end up whacking yourself in the face/head or kneecaps.
07 December, 2006 23:25
Pete said…
Maybe he suffers from Hoop Whacking Syndrome.
07 December, 2006 23:37
Amanda said…
"out of darkness, into the light." It's the man stepping out of the moon (metaphor for darkness) into the light. Or one of those huge, round concrete circle things. I mean, really, what are those?
08 December, 2006 09:34
Anonymous said…
the guy has a rare disease and he didn't know what it was untill he found this website. He was in the darkness because he didn't know what his problem was, but now he's in the light, because he knows.
12 December, 2006 12:13
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