OT...and a little bit on-topic
Zzzooooooommmmm....that was a tongue in cheek post by NOYB flying right over
your head
Chuck.
I'm willing to accept that *one* of the descriptions was not accurate. I am
inclined to believe that it was the description from last Spring.
Ask him his political affiliation. No dentist I know makes it a habit of
discussing politics, religion, etc. with his/her patients. I certainly
don't. I get people from both sides of the political spectrum...and both
sides get the same response when they say something extreme or outlandish.
I just smile, nod, and tell 'em to open. Hell, if you vacation and get a
tootache in Naples one day, *you* could sit in my chair and never even
know
it. Hard as it might be to imagine, I'd even treat Harry with utmost
respect and professionalism.
Will the real Dr. NOYB please stand up?
You have the entire panel confused on this, the 2,457th editon of "What's
My
Conservative Rec.boats Line?"
From the archives, last March. Cut 'n paste:
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When I know a patient is of the liberal, ultra left-wing pursuasion, I nod
my head when they spew their liberal rhetoric...until I have them laid back
in the chair, with a rubber dam covering their mouth, and an air driven
handpiece turning at 200,000 RPM. Then the fun begins. I get to go on and
on about my thoughts on Miguel Estrada, the coming war with Iraq, Bush's
success against al Qaeda, my dislike for liberals, etc, etc. That's the
best way to assure that I won't have them or any of their liberal comrades
back in my office anytime soon. It was especially fun immediately
following
the 2000 Presidential election.
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Somehow, I suspect the version of your chairside manner related today is
closer
to the truth than the cut and paste paragraph.
I'd like to imagine so.
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