S.O.B

been encountering lotsa SOBs recently.

i'm seeing them everywhere...even while attending classes.
this is the kind of conversation that has been going on in UKM :

"this patient has SOB"
"how do you treat SOB?"
"his SOB is bothering him"

few years ago i would have used SOB as a cursing tool.
now it is used as a medical jargon, which means 'shortness of breath"

anyway, when i said that i have been encountering lotsa SOBs lately.....i really meant son of a *toot*
that's what you call a puppy right?