Revisiting the Frozen Testicle Collection

When we last left my father’s frozen testicle collection, it was no more. While all could agree that it had mysteriously disappeared, Megan, Melissa, and Nicky were not fessing up as to who had done the dumpster deed. Dad and Charlie Noland might have been a bit despondent as to the discarded testicles, but there ended the list of those who missed the collection.

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Past Vet Tech and Now Veterinarian Mike Whitmore!

Sadly, they’re back. The testicles, that is. Nicky found a matched set on the counter of the large-animal exam room. Dad complained about some that were forgotten in the July sun in the cab of the vet truck (he may have a point on that one). They are accumulating, however, as evidenced by the growing bag deep in the freezer along with some other tidbits Dad sometimes uses for teaching. See, vet clinics are funny places. We collect things. We store things. We hang onto things “just in case,” though even I cannot concoct a reason for squirreling away this particular type of nut. Maybe it’s a vet thing. Maybe it’s a guy thing. Regardless, no blame will be assigned should the current collection go missing. But this time, we’ll know to keep an eye out for future hoardings.

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  1. :)) As a farrier, I would bring my freeze-dried hoof specimen through the LAX airport en route to my hoof work in Hawaii every six weeks. I became renowned in Hawaiian Airlines terminal two TSA luggage inspection area. Between that and all my sharp rasps, knives, and nippers, as well as extra horseshoes, they must be still talking about me! (Even though I stopped traveling there two years ago after a fourteen year, two weeks out of every six, run:))

    At home, our colt’s testicles also mysterious disappeared from our kitchen freezer — but I think the partially dissected horse leg from twelve years ago might still be in the deep freeze in the garage! Thank you for the memories!!!! :)) Dawn

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