The doctor who delivered him still can't hear out of his left ear
I wonder what "1" has to do with "2".
1. Your dad was a little porker when he was born.
2. The doctor who delivered him still can't hear out of his left.
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All I can think is that the large baby also screamed very loudly, into the doctor's ear. It seems a bit feeble ... unless someone else can see something more in it.
- All I can think is that the large baby also screamed very loudly, into the doctor's ear.
- It seems a bit feeble ...
- unless someone else can see something more in it.
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All I can think is that the large baby also screamed very loudly, into the doctor's ear. It seems a bit feeble ... unless someone else can see something more in it.
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I agree. It's a bit feeble. If they only have removed the statement "HE WEIGHED 10 POUNDS, 8 OUNCES" that was added in the first conversation and capitalized too, it wouldn't be feeble in my opinion. Especially if she meant to focus on his voice as what the third conversation implied.
A pork is fat and too loud. That's why the grandma used a metaphor "little porker" to describe
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