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A doctor that helps with all kinds of problems a person might have.
Thomas, you have so many issues you need to see the everything doctor.
Doctor Nowhere is a pretty cool and good horror artist doctor nowhere is 17 year old as of currently and has created a decently popular analog horror called the boiled man phonemonoun and T.O.E doctor nowhere also has an patreon, twitter, instagram and will launch a plushie. İ reccomend you check doctor nowheres channel as it had horror that was able to spook my dad
Matpat:Doctor nowheres channel was one of the analog horrors that really spooked me.
Emortalmarcus:Yeah that boiled man video was really scary
a friend who helps with your worries and problem who refers to them self as a “therapist doctor thingy”
friend1: i need help
friend2: i will be your therapist doctor thingy :)
Bird Doctor is mostly used by players from SCP Secret Laboratory, defined SCP-049. 'Cause 049 looks like a bird.
Player (Most Likely Class-D): Guys, run, Bird Doctor is coming.
The guy 'doctor that does hair transplants in florida
the guy from the news Dr Dienno
I thought it was BS but it works hair doctor
A pure degenerate at heart who leads the masses of Elon Musk followers to developing gambling addictions and Doctape usage.
He Yolo'd his entire life savings on Dogecoin? What a Doctor Degen!
A slang term for opioids, where they are viewed as a doctor's way of giving someone the middle finger. If the doctor can't diagnose a patient's condition, and the patient continues to insist on treatment options in spite of the doctor's reluctance, the doctor may prescribe the patient opioids as a way of simply shutting them up rather than helping them figure out what's wrong. Given the naturally addictive nature of opioid medications, this is often seen as a doctor's way of hurting someone back, often being viewed as the worst-kept secret of American healthcare.
"I recently found out my grandma's death was attributed to an opioid overdose. She'd received the doctor's middle finger over her chronic kidney troubles in 2006, and things were never really the same for her since then."