Guest guest Posted January 11, 2006 Report Posted January 11, 2006 Audrey . . . Funny, funny story. I'm going to share it with my dentist! Thanks for the laugh! Rogene Quote
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2006 Report Posted January 11, 2006 - Oh Audrey Thanks for sharing! I laughed so hard!!! I had tears in my eyes. It sure feels good to laugh. How much garlic do you eat daily? It seems even if I eat one clove my family starts complaining. What a bunch of wussies! Hugs, Kathy -- In , " audrey_art_addict " <audrey_art_addict@y...> wrote: > > Hey Rogene, ea. > > When I went to see my new dentist a couple of years ago, the > tooth-cleaning assistant was going to treat me (I am not sure if this > is spelled correctly - maybe this is giving people candy - but I of > course mean to say that she was going to clean my teeth) first. > > I was lying in the chair with the little bib on my bosoms and she > asked me if I had " Any implants? " > > Although I did think it was sort of a peculiar question to ask at the > dentist's office, I figured that they might give me different > anesthesia or something if I might need it at some point. So I > answered that I sure did have them. > > " Where are they located? " , the assistant asked. > " Well " , I thought, " What an ignorant question; not on my back of > course!! " , and answered enthusiastically: " Well – HERE! " while > `cupping' my implants with both my hands and making a lot of `paper > bib noise'. The very odd look on her face made me realize right away > that she was talking about fillings/crowns etc. in my mouth! > OOPSY....How could I be so dumb?! But I started laughing out loud (I > laugh really hard), so she started joining me, fist a bit awkward, but > later full into it – hahaha! I bet she shared that story with all her > friends and colleagues! > > What can I say – it was just a language `problem'; even after 4 years > in the US I am still lost in translation on a weekly basis (some weeks > even daily – it all depends). BTW – my breath always smells like > garlic (my husband says I have a special `retention program' going on > – hihi). Hey – garlic is very healthy. > > Hope everybody is feeling okay today – have a good night: try to enjoy > it!! > > Cheers, > > Audrey > Quote
Guest guest Posted January 11, 2006 Report Posted January 11, 2006 Audrey, That is a hilarious story! LOL! Thanks for sharing that...I feel like busting out laughing at the whole scenario! We all need a good laugh now and then. You're too funny! Patty > > Hey Rogene, ea. > > When I went to see my new dentist a couple of years ago, the > tooth-cleaning assistant was going to treat me (I am not sure if this > is spelled correctly - maybe this is giving people candy - but I of > course mean to say that she was going to clean my teeth) first. > > I was lying in the chair with the little bib on my bosoms and she > asked me if I had " Any implants? " > > Although I did think it was sort of a peculiar question to ask at the > dentist's office, I figured that they might give me different > anesthesia or something if I might need it at some point. So I > answered that I sure did have them. > > " Where are they located? " , the assistant asked. > " Well " , I thought, " What an ignorant question; not on my back of > course!! " , and answered enthusiastically: " Well – HERE! " while > `cupping' my implants with both my hands and making a lot of `paper > bib noise'. The very odd look on her face made me realize right away > that she was talking about fillings/crowns etc. in my mouth! > OOPSY....How could I be so dumb?! But I started laughing out loud (I > laugh really hard), so she started joining me, fist a bit awkward, but > later full into it – hahaha! I bet she shared that story with all her > friends and colleagues! > > What can I say – it was just a language `problem'; even after 4 years > in the US I am still lost in translation on a weekly basis (some weeks > even daily – it all depends). BTW – my breath always smells like > garlic (my husband says I have a special `retention program' going on > – hihi). Hey – garlic is very healthy. > > Hope everybody is feeling okay today – have a good night: try to enjoy > it!! > > Cheers, > > Audrey > Quote
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