A vaj to dye for… – IOTW Report

A vaj to dye for…

The Purple Peehole Eater.

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 If “gynecologist keeps his license after dyeing employee’s vagina purple as a ‘joke'” isn’t a headline that catches your attention, stop reading.

For everyone else: This case out of Colorado, in which even the judge uttered an “oh my God,” involves Dr. Barry King, formerly of Mesa County, who pleaded guilty to a misdemeanor harassment charge Friday after an accusation by one of his ex-admins.

Per the Daily Sentinel, the victim, a breast cancer survivor, told Judge Michael Grattan she’d found a vaginal lesion in 2017; her own doctor had retired, so she asked King, her boss, if he’d check it out. After the exam, he told her: “When you get home tonight, I want you to have [your husband] take a look at it.” She was confused, but when she used the bathroom later, the TP turned purple. The next day, she said King acted “giddy,” then admitted he’d dyed her vagina as “a joke” for her husband.

“I was sexually objectified as a prank on my husband in hopes that his penis would be stained purple,” she told Grattan, adding King’s “disgusting” actions included telling others at work about his prank. She added the only reason King wasn’t hit with a more serious sexual assault charge was because “I cannot attest to the status of [my husband’s] penis” (and prosecutors didn’t think they could prove sexual intent). In court Friday, King didn’t say anything, but his lawyer noted, “I know that if Dr. King could go back to January 2017, he wouldn’t have acted in the way he did.

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She works with gynos and her toilet paper turned purple and she didn’t ask about it?

If I had a colonoscopy and the toilet paper turned PURPLE, my story wouldn’t continue with “and the next day.”

It would continue a little bit more like, “so I ran to the proctologist’s office with my pants around my ankles.”

22 Comments on A vaj to dye for…

  1. If. . .
    I’d go back even further.
    Tuesday, November 8, 2016
    8PM Eastern Time
    And watch the whole thing again
    Exactly the Same Way please.
    Just like the First Time.
    Hi Megyn!
    Hi Rachel!
    Hi Wolf!
    Oh wait.
    I can.
    I do.
    I have a DVR.

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  2. I think it’s pretty funny.

    Crystal violet or gentian violet is a triarylmethane dye used as a histological stain and in Gram’s method of classifying bacteria. Crystal violet has antibacterial, antifungal, and anthelmintic properties and was formerly important as a topical antiseptic.

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