When I get MRIs or CTs, I always ask for no music. It is better to just use the ear plugs and tolerate the machine noice, than to have the machine noice compounded by interrupted music.
The pounding of the machine is bad enough – now adding an accordion? How are you supposed to hear the Tech monitoring the machine. I don’t actually mind the accordion – if the music is of a genre I like. [NO country-western, please.]
Oh yeah, because in this situation the patient is really going to be open to listening to your music and considering whether you have what it takes to succeed as a musician. Real good thinking, doc!
mischugenah 9 months ago
I’m pretty sure that’s against the Geneva Convention.
FreihEitner Premium Member 9 months ago
If it’s Weird Al then I’m in. If not, kindly take a hike.
Walrus Gumbo Premium Member 9 months ago
MRI don’t think so!!!
Gent 9 months ago
Careful pal. His brain may just explodes.
Liverlips McCracken Premium Member 9 months ago
Thank Dog they use earplugs when they put you in one of those.
Ubintold 9 months ago
Another accordion concerto that just won’t be heard, fortunately.
Dobie Premium Member 9 months ago
Please!!! No more! … just set this thing on deep-fat-fry and get it over with!
pat sandy creator 9 months ago
hopefully, he’s playing something from They Might Be Giants…
Doug K 9 months ago
If there wasn’t something wrong before, there will be now.
purepaul Premium Member 9 months ago
What could go wrong here? Might the strong magnetic fields take control and ruin the music? Is that even possible when we’re talk about polka tunes?
ladykat 9 months ago
No, thank you.
ComicLover2 Premium Member 9 months ago
When I get MRIs or CTs, I always ask for no music. It is better to just use the ear plugs and tolerate the machine noice, than to have the machine noice compounded by interrupted music.
ComicLover2 Premium Member 9 months ago
Is it true that the difference between an accordion and an onion is that no one cries when you cut open an accordion?
Zebrastripes 9 months ago
Acordian to this toon, he was thrown out of GH and banned for life…..
rich creator 9 months ago
Captive audience
formathe 9 months ago
So we are just gonna ignore the ferrous metals in the accordion? the ferrous metals in the glasses? The street clothes on the patient? OK.
darcyandsimon 9 months ago
Aaaack!
lnrokr55 9 months ago
Hey, it’s weird Al, “I love Rock N Roll” ;-)
Howard'sMyHero 9 months ago
Roll out the barrel,
He’ll have a barrel of fun?
zeexenon 9 months ago
Soon to be joined with Mr. Bagpipes playing to the beat of BANG-BANG-BANG…
Jeffin Premium Member 9 months ago
FREEBIRD!!
Rose Madder Premium Member 9 months ago
The pounding of the machine is bad enough – now adding an accordion? How are you supposed to hear the Tech monitoring the machine. I don’t actually mind the accordion – if the music is of a genre I like. [NO country-western, please.]
cuzinron47 9 months ago
He’s gonna require heavy sedation.
martinman8 9 months ago
Nawwww. to terrorizw somebody in one of those. play the bagpipes.
Katzi428 9 months ago
You can hear the noise anyway despite the earplugs.
The Tooninator creator 9 months ago
accordions should be outlawed
mistercatworks 9 months ago
They give me earphones set for the volume of the room. You cannot hear anything but the machine after it gets going.
wildlandwaters 9 months ago
Better than bagpipes, I guess…(no, I don’t guess…I know!
Frank Burns Eats Worms 9 months ago
His accordion is more important than the patient’s organ.
paullp Premium Member 9 months ago
Oh yeah, because in this situation the patient is really going to be open to listening to your music and considering whether you have what it takes to succeed as a musician. Real good thinking, doc!
Doubly Horque Premium Member 9 months ago
Pretty sure that the accordion has metal in it that the MRI will wreak havoc with.