>FAIRFIELD, Ohio - Authorities in Butler County, Ohio, said
>a team of paramedics was shocked upon discovering a patient
>who appeared to be pregnant was actually a man. Police
>reports said the patient, who did not speak much English,
>was picked up by a Fairfield Township Life Squad at a
>Speedway gas station and the paramedics believed the
>patient to be a woman far along in her pregnancy, The
>Fairfield (Ohio) Echo reported Thursday. However, when
>they lifted the patient's clothing to check for signs of
>crowning, they instead found irrefutable evidence of the
>patient's masculinity. The report said the man, who gave
>his name as "Mayra," later said he was depressed and "just
>wanted to go the hospital."

> On Tue, 24 Jun2008 11:24:43 -0700(PDT), Rere hotmail.com>
> wrote:
>

>>FAIRFIELD, Ohio - Authorities in Butler County, Ohio, said
>>a team of paramedics was shocked upon discovering a patient
>>who appeared to be pregnant was actually a man. Police
>>reports said the patient, who did not speak much English,
>>was picked up by a Fairfield Township Life Squad at a
>>Speedway gas station and the paramedics believed the
>>patient to be a woman far along in her pregnancy, The
>>Fairfield (Ohio) Echo reported Thursday. However, when
>>they lifted the patient's clothing to check for signs of
>>crowning, they instead found irrefutable evidence of the
>>patient's masculinity. The report said the man, who gave
>>his name as "Mayra," later said he was depressed and "just
>>wanted to go the hospital."

>
> Being the illiterate drunken Finn that you are, you must have
> completely missed the part where the Police noted this idiot did not ...

> Waiving the right to remain silent, Ken Ehrett olg.com> said:
>
>
>

>> On Tue, 24 Jun2008 11:24:43 -0700(PDT), Rere hotmail.com>
>> wrote:

>

>>>FAIRFIELD, Ohio - Authorities in Butler County, Ohio, said
>>>a team of paramedics was shocked upon discovering a patient
>>>who appeared to be pregnant was actually a man. Police
>>>reports said the patient, who did not speak much English, was picked up
>>>by a Fairfield Township Life Squad at a Speedway gas station and the
>>>paramedics believed the patient to be a woman far along in her
>>>pregnancy, The Fairfield (Ohio) Echo reported Thursday. However, when
>>>they lifted the patient's clothing to check for signs of
>>>crowning, they instead found irrefutable evidence of the
>>>patient's masculinity. The report said the man, who gave
>>>his name as "Mayra," later said he was depressed and "just wanted to go
>>>the hospital." ...