In 1983, Issac Asimov had bypass surgery. His main concern was that his brain might be impaired if he didn't received enough oxygen while under anaesthesia. He extracted a promise from his surgeon to make sure to test his cognition as soon as possible after the surgery.
After the operation, his doctor said, 'Make up a limerick.' Asimov promptly recited, 'There was an old surgeon named Paul / With a penis exceedingly small...' at which point the surgeon said, 'Stop right there, Isaac - you're fine.'
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After the operation, his doctor said, 'Make up a limerick.' Asimov promptly recited, 'There was an old surgeon named Paul / With a penis exceedingly small...' at which point the surgeon said, 'Stop right there, Isaac - you're fine.'
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‘I can’t be having with this.’ - Esmeralda Weatherwax