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The '''American College of Gastroenterology''' (or '''ACG''') was founded in 1932 and holds annual meetings in order to tell poop jokes. More than 14,000 physicians are members, but only 25% tell really funny poop jokes. | The '''American College of Gastroenterology''' (or '''ACG''') was founded in 1932 and holds annual meetings in order to tell poop jokes. More than 14,000 physicians are members, but only 25% tell really funny poop jokes. | ||
Latest revision as of 10:16, 20 February 2017
The American College of Gastroenterology (or ACG) was founded in 1932 and holds annual meetings in order to tell poop jokes. More than 14,000 physicians are members, but only 25% tell really funny poop jokes.
The ACG Logo
The logo depicts Ascaris lumbricoides wrapping itself around a colonoscope, which has been abandoned by a frightened gastroenterologist.
The ACG Tagline
Earlier this year, the ACG replaced their old tagline of "Advancing gastroenterology, improving patient care" with the more accurate "Advancing colonoscopes, all the way to the cecum."
Mission Statement
To be the pre-eminent professional organization that removes eggplants and other interesting objects from rectums.[1]
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