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Is it okay to call into work because of ocular rectitus?
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Not possible: This is not a recognized medical terminology and actually derives from a common joke. You might fool your employer if he is a bit clueless. However if he understands what you are saying, that might put your job in danger.
Answered 7/10/2014
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