Irritable Bowel Syndrome (or IBS) was first referenced in the Rocky Mountain Medical Journal in 1950. However, at the time there was some debate over what to call this condition. A few of the other names suggested included:
- Cantankerous Colon Syndrome
- Surly Intestine Syndrome
- Annoyed Rectum Syndrome
- Quick-Tempered Anus Syndrome
- Easily Offended Abdomen Syndrome
- Ticked-Off Torso Syndrome
- Grumpy Gut Syndrome
- Perturbed Poop-Chute Syndrome
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I'm voting for the last one. Why mince words? A perturbed poop-chute it is.
My hubby votes the last one, he has it!
I'm reporting you to Grant Miller.
You're so going to be sued.
Crap!
- Jennifer
It has been described in some medical journals as "Bug crawled up the ass and died syndrome"
I kind of liked "Quick-Tempered Anus", because I have met a lot of people with that, and it wasn't a syndrome.
I prefer "Code Brown".
"I had a greasy mushroom burger for lunch, and before I even made it back to the office, I recieved a serious 'Code Brown' alert, and was in a race with the DEVIL while the elevator stopped at every floor."
Not that it has happened to me.
Today.
Or anything.
Grumpy Gut is kinda cute, it doesn't sound ass threatening enough.
When I was a kid, my parents used to play cards with another couple at their home. Pat and Eddie. Eddie had undergone colon surgery, and whenever he'd reach for a snack, Pat would say "Now Eddie, remember your bowels"...
I vote for "may I never get that." Or grumpy gut. That sounds kinda cute and not at all smelly or painful.
We call em "Hot Poopies" in our house.
That's what you get for watching FOX News.
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