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Farage will not hold face-to-face surgeries
(www.bbc.co.uk)
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so it's actually closer to one of those psychic surgeries where the fake doctor pretends to do surgery but then you die of cancer 9 months later
Funny but no.
Its just surgery as a word is way older then our willingness to slice humans and stick our hands in.
We only applied it to that around the late 1800s.
But its forgivable that teenage nations like the US are confused. We as your parents have failed to educate you in many ways.